Melbourne Heart coach John Aloisi hits back at Mark Bosnich Melbourne victorious in heartless derby A late goal provides Melbourne Heart some consolation as Melbourne Victory run out 3-1 winners. PT1M15S http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/action/externalEmbeddedPlayer?id=d-2zskp 620 349 December 22, 2013 - 7:40AM A defiant John Aloisi on Saturday night declared "I'm no quitter" and insisted he would not bow to media pressure to resign from his job as head coach of struggling Melbourne Heart. The former Socceroo striker's team had just crashed 3-1 to Melbourne Victory, making life easier for its opponents by having defender Patrick Kisnorbo sent off after only 20 minutes and then gifting their visitors the opening goal through a goalkeeping blunder by Andrew Redmayne. The coach was angry at prompting from his former national team-mate Mark Bosnich, a Fox Sports pundit, who had asked whether he would step down. Melbourne Heart coatch John Aloisi says he's no quitter. Bozza doesn't know me very well. I think they should check to see if he's doing a good job," he retorted. I got asked a question, should I go to the board and think about resigning. Well, if we were getting killed and I thought I wasn't good enough for this job I would be the first to put my hand up, but (I believe) we have got a team that can beat anyone in this league. Tonight we were on top of them and the red card ended up costing us. Last week we should have punished Sydney FC but we didn't. The coach was also angry that Victory striker Conor Pain was only given a yellow card after his rash challenge on Massimo Murdocca shortly after Kisnorbo's dismissal for a studs up challenge on Pain. Aloisi said it was one of a number of head scratching decisions made by referee Ben Williams during the course of the game. Players were having difficulty in "understanding the consistency of the referee," Aloisi said. When Conor Pain goes in with studs up on Mass Murdocca, I don't know if there is too much of a difference (to the Kisnorbo incident). In my opinion the referee had a terrible night, he didn't control the game at all, It doesn't make sense, but he's the referee, he knows what he is doing.