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i am 23, to who and what was said, he was booked in the 61st minute the incident happened in the 23rd if the ref heard anything would he have been booked
 
I'm surprised that no one is interested in this development.

I'm not surprised he is a hothead I was at Charlton when is over reaction led to a lengthy ban, shame because he loses concentration in games at times chasing a revenge tackle or something on those lines, no problems with a hard player as long as it doesn't affect his performance.
 
I think people are interested 28, but as has been said elsewhere I think most will be waiting for the full details to come out before commenting on the situation - it could hopefully be just a storm in a teacup
 
I think people are interested 28, but as has been said elsewhere I think most will be waiting for the full details to come out before commenting on the situation - it could hopefully be just a storm in a teacup

Absolutely no chance of this going away.
 
Rule E3 (1) relates to conduct and states:

“A Participant shall at all times act in the best interests of the game and shall not act in any manner which is improper or brings the game into disrepute or use any one, or a combination of, violent conduct, serious foul play, threatening, abusive, indecent or insulting words or behaviour”.

Rule E3 (2) relates to “aggravated breaches” and states:

A breach of Rule E3 (1) is an “Aggravated Breach” where it includes a reference, whether express or implied, to any one or more of the following :- ethnic origin, colour, race, nationality, religion or belief, gender, gender reassignment, sexual orientation or disability

Something clearly said around the time of Barclay's yellow card.
If accepts charge one match ban and a fine.
 
Don't know what he said or did but that seems a tad harsh, also received a £850 fine & told to attend 'face to face education'
 
Called Paul McShane a *****, referencing his Irish background (this is from the FA report and not something that I imply happened)

Interesting that he denied it initially, match officials stated they didn’t hear it. Aside from him later admitting it, if I hadn’t have done, where would the charge have gone....
 
Don't know what he said or did but that seems a tad harsh, also received a £850 fine & told to attend 'face to face education'

Now you know what he said and his poor attempts to change the reference its quite clear why they've hammered him.
Should have come clean on day one.
 
It was a game when feelings were running pretty high, not unusual against Dale - not excusing him & yes he should've admitted it at the start but I'm willing to bet there was some provocation which didn't get heard
 
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