Tommy Wright says he expects an apology from Willie Collum after his side fell to defeat against Raith due to a second half penalty.
Whistler Collum pointed to the spot for handball, but the Kilmarnock boss reckons he was the only one in the stadium who thought it was a spot-kick.
Dario Zanatta made no mistake from 12 yards, and Wright says he expects a phone call from Collum on Monday.
He said: "I think the only person that thought it was a penalty was Willie. John McGlynn didn’t think it was.
"The players aren’t really even appealing for. It’s not a penalty I’ve seen it back, it can’t be a penalty.
"I know Willie has not even got a good view of it but he said he had and he is adamant it’s a penalty.
"I hope he looks at it back and maybe phones me up on Monday and gives me an apology because that’s a poor decision.
"I told him he got it wrong, I said: ‘You can’t be giving penalties for that'."
Wright was left fuming as his side slipped to their fourth defeat in five league matches.
Blair Alston and Oli Shaw missed guilt-edged first half chances which would have ensured it was a different game for the Ayrshire side.
But Zanatta's 57th minute spot-kick ensured the three points stayed in Fife.
And Killie fans were loud at full-time voicing their displeasure towards Wright, and the Killie boss says they're entitled to their opinion.
He said: "They are entitled to say what they want but stick by us, it’s their team.
"We had three good chances, Scott Robinson had a good chance, takes a touch, Blair should score Oli should score.
"My goalkeeper has not had a save to make today. I think we should have been at least one-up at half-time."
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