'You can see why managers tear their hair out'
Kevin Gallacher: "You can see why sometimes managers pull their hair out"
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"I can't believe it's not a penalty. When you have skilful players like Todd Cantwell on the park you expect them to do something special. He's driven into the box, he does a great Cruyff turn, the defender hasn't a clue where he is, he slides... for me it's a penalty.
"The officials are 15 yards away and can see it. You can see why sometimes managers pull their hair out because decisions like that can change games and Blackburn had the upper hand at that time.
"I think they have been short-changed a number of times already this season."
BBC Radio Lancashire sports editor Andy Bayes and former Rovers striker Kevin Gallacher reflect on the 2-1 home defeat by Swansea and in particular the decision by ref Leigh Doughty not to award the home side a penalty for Cameron Burgess' sliding challenge on Cantwell as the hosts chased an equaliser late on.
