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Neil Warnock was disappointed with the referee's performance at Selhurst Park as Chelsea secured a seventh win from eight matches this term courtesy of sublime Oscar and Cesc Fabregas goals in Saturday's (October 18) 2-1 win.

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SOUNDBITE (English): Neil Warnock, Crystal Palace manager

"No, I just felt that if John Terry had been my player, he would have been booked for definite, early. I mean I thought that as booking as anybody's. More clearer than any other decision on the day. But for whatever reason, it was not issued, the yellow card. It set a precedent for me. I thought he (the referee) left a lot to be desired today. He's had better days. But I don't think that should take away from our lot. We played really well. Some great stuff. We should have scored two or three in that first 40 minutes and it would have been a different game. As I said at half-time, the lads really enjoyed it. I though we played some cracking stuff. The crowd got going as well. And it was just disappointing. On another day I think that we'd have got a result, if things had gone our way."