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Saturday, 9 April 2011

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Saturday, 5 March 2011

Sir Alex Ferguson To Appeal FA Charge

7 comments by Jack Atchinson on March 4th, 2011

Old Trafford boss faces touchline ban if found guilty.

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Thursday, 3 March 2011

Ferguson to face FA charge

The Football Association have charged Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson with improper conduct on Thursday.

Ferguson was quoted by club channel MUTV as stating he ‘feared the worst’ when he saw referee Martin Atkinson was to take charge for United’s English Premier League clash with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday, before commenting that his side failed to get ‘a fair referee or a strong referee anyway’.

The comments were fuelled by Atkinson’s decision not to send off Chelsea’s David Luiz, despite the Brazilian seeming to trip United striker Wayne Rooney while on a yellow card.

To rub salt in United’s wounds, the central referee later gave captain Nemanja Vidic his marching orders in second-half injury time, ruling the centre-back out of his side’s trip to Liverpool on Sunday.

The 69-year-old Ferguson looks likely to face a two-game touchline ban when his case is heard next week, with the ban delayed given the FA regards such a case as ‘non-standard’.

The Scot’s two-game ban is likely given he served two of a suspended four-match ban last season for comments regarding referee Alan Wiley’s fitness.

The delay in enforcing the punishment means Ferguson will be allowed in the technical area at Anfield.

Thu 3 March, 2011

Wednesday, 29 December 2010

Burnley Sack Manager Brian Laws After Less Than a Year In Charge

5 comments by The Newshound on December 29th, 2010

In the words of Freddie Mercury, “Another one bites the dust”.

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Monday, 25 October 2010

Paul Gascoigne Arrested On Drug Possession Charge One Day After Drink Driving Court Case

"Apr 30, 2009 - London, England, UK - SOME good football news to share from the North East: PAUL GASCOIGNE is alive. Today, he looks healthy and well and is wondering whether to take up Jose Mourinho's offer of a month under his wing at Inter Milan. As hard as this may be to imagine, he is writing poetry regularly as a way of understanding his emotions 'about the birds, the trees, the sound of the wind -- anything I find that is beautiful,' he announces proudly. A good night out is sitting alone in the cinema Photo via Newscom" /