West Ham manager Sam Allardyce calls for review system to correct refereeing mistakes Allardyce insisted he was trying to improve the standard of refereeing. I've always given referees feedback on the level of performance that we monitor and always talk to them about it. I was the one in 2001 urging Keith Hackett to allow the referees to get Prozone in. We had it because of the information it could give you. Referees got it in after that and it has been a great help to them. We also put monitors in our dugouts in 2005 but the Premier League ripped them out in 2006, which shows how backward they are. Allardyce has little time for those who oppose the introduction of technology, such as Uefa president Michel Platini. The only way to make it better for us all is to bring technology into it. I've always said two or three challenges should be in our favour if we were allowed it. Forget about your old Platinis, who are antiquated. I know they're in strong positions, but they're not doing us any favours by not allowing technology. There's £65 million coming into each club next year. The technology means it can be done in less than two minutes. We used to have two monitors in the dugout which were a big help for us weighing up the referee's decisions. Sometimes you thought it was something it wasn't, and in fact it was a great decision by the referee. I just take every referee's performance as I see it. You make your report to the people who look after the referees. They have a bigger responsibility to Anthony Taylor now. Moyes agreed the official was poor, having disallowed Leon Osman's early header. I said to Sam on the touchline it wasn't a sending-off for Cole in my eyes and he said the same about Gibson. It will have affected them more than us obviously because Cole was sent off a bit earlier. I think the referee is new on the scene and you want to give him a chance. I've seen him a few times and I think he has refereed very well. Everton deserved their victory but Moyes's stretched resources mean he can hardly afford to have Gibson join Marouane Fellaini in being suspended, although the form of Osman is a consolation and suggests Roy Hodgson was right to select the midfielder for England recently. If Roy had seen him play today he would realise he had made the right decision to select him, and if he keeps playing like that he won't be far away from a second cap in the future. Allardyce, meanwhile, was pleased that West Ham's Boxing Day fixture at Arsenal had been postponed because of a Tube strike. His squad are stricken by injury and illness, whether Cole is suspended or not. I haven't got a team to play at Arsenal, so it's worked out all right in the end. We'll come in on Monday, count up the bodies, do no training and go and see how packed the medical room is.