I was in full view of the incident which happened at the end of the York City v Woking game.
I am amazed that James Dudgeon got sent off as he was clearly assaulted by Woking's coaching staff.
It was a clear head butt which was not deserved as all Dudgeon was doing was splitting the fight up on the pitch.
Tom Hutchinson (Woking's No 5) should have been given a red card. He was clearly seen by supporters in the Family Stand punching. This seemed to go unnoticed by all four officials.
I believe that the referee should now look at any video evidence which will make him see things from all angles.
The referee failed to give a clear penalty when Martyn Woolford was pulled over in the area two minutes before Woking scored their winner.
I don't believe that football needs to use video evidence but this game proved that big mistakes are made and video evidence should be used to clear people of wrong sending offs.
The refereeing is constantly very poor in the Conference. I understand that wrong judgements are made and that it is part of football but when mistakes are made constantly, teams are losing points and having players sent off which should not happen.
Natasha Woodfine, (age 14), Acomb, York.
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