'He's in trouble' - PGMOL insider: Antonee Robinson 'needs a good lawyer' after Fulham outburst
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Harri Burton
Tue 2 September 2025 14:40, UK
Fulham star Antonee Robinson is likely to be sanctioned by the FA following his comments on Joshua King’s disallowed goal against Chelsea, according to Keith Hackett.
The former PGMOL chief and ex-FIFA official exclusively told Football Insider that the full-back will be facing a visit from the authorities after choosing to speak out on social media about the controversy.
King thought he had given Fulham the lead after 21 minutes at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, 30 August, only for the goal to be disallowed for Rodrigo Muniz‘s apparent foul on the halfway line.
Muniz clashed with Trevoh Chalobah, which was checked by VAR, and following a lengthy review, Enzo Maresca‘s side were provided relief before going on to win 2-0.
This article contains exclusive comments from ex-PGMOL chief, FIFA official and former professional referee Keith Hackett.
Following the game, the PGMOL openly admitted to a mistake being made on the Cottagers’ disallowed goal, citing that the decision was “not in line” with the “referee’s call” at Stamford Bridge.
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Robinson, who entered the field as a Fulham substitute, with Chelsea taking the lead through Joao Pedro and Enzo Fernandez, slotting away a controversial penalty call, vented his frustrations online.
He wrote: “If they can check something for 5 minutes and still get it wrong, then what’s the actual point?
Standard of officiating has been shocking in the Prem for too long now.”
While Hackett understands the player’s comments on the situation, it is likely to land him in hot water.
Speaking exclusively to Football Insider, the former referee said: “I think he’s in trouble.
If you’re Fulham, let’s be absolutely blunt, they’ve had a perfectly good goal chalked off.
“I’m not the current referee, but I can tell you, as soon as that goal was chalked off, I was spitting feathers.
Who’s making these comments?
Allow Fulham to go through their own procedure.”