Garry Monk: Referee cost us winning goal against Arsenal
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Channel: HaytersTV · 2014 · Sports
Swansea City manager Garry Monk cannot contain his anger as referee Lee Probert blew for full-time with Jonathan de Guzman clean through on goal in his side's 2-2 draw with Arsenal at Emirates Stadium. Hayters Teamwork, one of the UK's leading sports reporting agencies for more than 50 years. We offer a complete multi-media solution for newspapers, magazines, TV, video, radio and online publications. Subscribe to MyFootballViews on YouTube. Visit Hayters Teamwork http://hayters.com to view our services. HaytersTV brings you closer to the action, with unrivalled access to the biggest names and clubs in sport. Our extensive football coverage includes training ground footage, manager & player press conferences/interviews and live broadcasts from the biggest events. Keep across the channel during the World Cup for an extensive array of content from the world's biggest stars, with Russia playing host to Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi and Neymar amongst others. HaytersTV is littered with journalists who have vast knowledge in many different sports and we will bring extensive coverage from the world of boxing, tennis, rugby, cricket and much more. Be sure to subscribe. HaytersTV - sport we've got it covered. ------- FOLLOW 🔥HAYTERSTV🔥ON SOCIAL MEDIA 👍 FACEBOOK - https://bit.ly/2HKsLL8 TWITTER - https://bit.ly/2sZCj0j SUBSCRIBE on YOUTUBE - https://bit.ly/1T5QtVm
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