| And the Tangerines have made it clear they are backing boss Craig Levein to the hilt over his after-match attack on the referee.
United will take their complaints straight to SFA chief executive Gordon Smith and raise a number of points.
“We will be looking for a detailed explanation of the decisions in several controversial incidents during the game,” said director Derek Robertson.
“We will also be seeking answers from the authorities on how so many such incidents, all in favour of one side, and the inevitable and understandable contention this causes, can be avoided in the future.
“It is widely thought there is a bias shown against ‘provincial’ clubs when visiting Glasgow, with Saturday’s game being highlighted as a prime example of this and reinforcing this view.
“This is damaging to the game as a whole and Dundee United believes this situation should not be allowed to continue without careful examination and constructive proposals and dialogue between the clubs and the authorities.
“For the record, the club will be backing the manager on all the important issues raised by him following the match in question and hope his honestly-held views can be used as a catalyst for constructive change.” |
