Reading manager Brian McDermott claims officials have told his players to complain more My concern slightly, or more than slightly, is the conversations with two people now; the match delegate at the Chelsea game said that my players didn't appeal for the (Fernando) Torres offside goal, and the fourth official said to my goalkeeping coach that only two of my players appealed (against Newcastle). For me it is very difficult to take that, what are we asking? If we appeal for every decision we might get one or two? The last thing we want is for our players to start trying to referee the game, we have to let the referee and the assistant referees get on with their job and that is what we are trying to do. Reading were fined £40,000 by the Football Association and warned for failing to control their players after a stormy 2-2 draw with Cardiff last year. But McDermott has defended the conduct of his squad and said: "Since we had that incident against Cardiff our players have been absolutely impeccable. I'm proud of their discipline and everything they do and the way they go about their business. We have to do what we have to do and obviously with the officials we let them get on with their job.