The Committee for Fair Play Union English football and he said despite Chelsea issued to arrange the Premier League, but the team, coached by Jose Mourinho has the worst record in terms of the behavior of the players in turn spotlight regarding respect the referees decisions.
Chelsea, who was greeted with a lead of seven points at the top of the Premier League by seven rounds at the end of the season widely criticized because of the team's approach to referees this season, despite the likelihood that the team Mourinho is the victim of a "campaign" waged by the FA and the media.
British newspaper The Telegraph reported that the data - collected by the Commission is responsible for fair play in the FA and that its members attend all Premier League games - showed that Chelsea have a lower level of respect for match officials.
And is measured at the level of the difference behavior towards referees and their assistants, according to seven items. Chelsea and collect 159 points compared Liverpool, led by coach Brendan Rodgers, who occupied the first place to respect the referees after collecting 181 points.
Under the pilot items posted on the page Premier League "His positive approach, which includes admission decisions teased doubt without objection gets the highest score."
"The normal behavior without following any specific approach or positive signals towards match officials is likely to receive a perfect score in six or perhaps seven items."
Chelsea and is the second-worst team when it comes to the behavior of the coaching staff on the side of the pitch and the only surpassed Sunderland.
Under the pilot that the items are "active and passive approach to the behavior of the team officials will be evaluated ... Do you like those enjoyed calm or arouse the anger of the players or the fans and how they will accept the referee's decisions.
"Will cooperate with the media into account the situation."
Lead West Ham now list the best teams in terms of fair play in the Premier League.
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