At what point does the FA's ruling body

[Spike]

on the 2nd April Ferguson and Quiroz were charged with improper conduct. That's the manager and assitant facing a potential banning.

 

How and why the f*** haven't the FA acted before now and dished out their dues?

 

Surely losing your manager and assistant would affect things on the pitch somewhat for a couple of games and potentially change where the permiership is heading?

 

Bet you that it's all dealt with quietly and they'll both miss a couple of games early doors next season with them c***s celebrating another trophy

[Old red eyes]

Two game ban probably. To be dished out if the Mancs beat Chelsea next weekend. Or at the beginning of next season if necessary, game 1. Home to Stoke ( or whoever comes up ). Game 2. Away to Sunderland.

 

It's f***ing cheating it is. The Mancs have had a lot of people in their pockets since the birth of the EPL and SKY united.

 

I can't wait until the c***s get their next baron spell. But we all know the t***s will just f*** off and support another team.

 

Maybe irony will be nice on Wednesday when Uefa place a bent ref in charge to f*** them up against Barca.

[Redwire]

They won't get bans anyway, just fines.

[Jim D]

The original offence took place on the 8th March, it has been almost two months since that said offence and as of yet no fine or ban. How can any ban given be justified if the FA set it after the title has been clinched or at the beginning of next season? Ridiculous it has given the Mancs an unfair advantage when they should have been punished.

[Coyler]

You're all imagining it.

[MFletcher]

It took them nearly six months to warn Moyes about his future conduct after comments he made after the Merseyside Derby at Goodison.

 

They're being quicker than usual with the Ferguson 'charge'.

[Billy Dane]

The FA gave them until 17th April to answer the charges, so we should expect a decision by June.

[Andy @ Allerton]

It was astonishing that Rooney remained on the pitch against Blackburn.

 

Anyone that sees the Mascerano incident - then saw the sending off, the furore by the press and then the increased ban - and then compares it to that..

 

Well. Seriously there can't be a single person on planet Earth thinking that someone strange isn't going on.

 

And yes. The bringing the game into disrepute over Ferguson and his sidekick is also damning.

[NWR]

Two game ban probably. To be dished out if the Mancs beat Chelsea next weekend. Or at the beginning of next season if necessary, game 1. Home to Stoke ( or whoever comes up ). Game 2. Away to Sunderland.

 

It's f***ing cheating it is. The Mancs have had a lot of people in their pockets since the birth of the EPL and SKY united.

 

I can't wait until the c***s get their next baron spell. But we all know the t***s will just f*** off and support another team.

 

Maybe irony will be nice on Wednesday when Uefa place a bent ref in charge to f*** them up against Barca.

 

 

[Bigal]

It took them nearly six months to warn Moyes about his future conduct after comments he made after the Merseyside Derby at Goodison.

 

Thats spot on that lad. Not bias, just inept.

[Sir Tokyo Sexwale]

They won't get bans anyway, just fines.

Exlax has already had one ban this season. He can't not get another now. So they're waiting until the league's sewn up, otherwise he'd s*** himself (again) in fury because the League 'cost them'

[NWR]

Exlax has already had one ban this season. He can't not get another now. So they're waiting until the league's sewn up, otherwise he'd s*** himself (again) in fury because the League 'cost them'

 

Why would it cost us you thick bitter t***?

 

Its not the first time its mentioned in this thread.

[Spike]

because your manager and his assistant should be banned from the touchline for at least two of your remaining games. I'd certainly think that would have an impact - not least cos the piss soaked old c*** wouldn't be there to tap his watch and get you the extra 10 minutes in the game should you need it

[John am Rhein]

because your manager and his assistant should be banned from the touchline for at least two of your remaining games. I'd certainly think that would have an impact - not least cos the piss soaked old c*** wouldn't be there to tap his watch and get you the extra 10 minutes in the game should you need it

 

In particular, his influence over the officials would be severely reduced.

[hideNseek]

It was astonishing that Rooney remained on the pitch against Blackburn.

 

Anyone that sees the Mascerano incident - then saw the sending off, the furore by the press and then the increased ban - and then compares it to that..

 

Well. Seriously there can't be a single person on planet Earth thinking that someone strange isn't going on.

 

And yes. The bringing the game into disrepute over Ferguson and his sidekick is also damning.

That was shocking as has been the presses reaction. It was a penalty imo but the way shrek reacted he shoud've gone.