Regarding Anton Ferdinand, well the CPS stated this Ferdinand submitted his account of the incident to the Football Association and has said he has 'very strong feelings on the matter'.
Kharhaz wrote:They could also let the justice system punish him with his massive £2,500 fine and leave it at that by saying he has been tried in a court of law, found guilty, and paid his penalty.
I have no doubt this is what the FA will do.
RedSi35 wrote:What a load of .
Wont stand trial until july? ???
How the has this been allowed to happen? Suarez was tried and sentenced in two minutes ffs.
Setup by the FA.
Terry will prob retire after euros, so it will be a case of "former england player found guilty" instead of "england captain found guilty"
Stinks stinks stinks
Makes my bloOd boil
RedSi35 wrote:What a load of .
Wont stand trial until july? ???
How the has this been allowed to happen? Suarez was tried and sentenced in two minutes ffs.
Setup by the FA.
Terry will prob retire after euros, so it will be a case of "former england player found guilty" instead of "england captain found guilty"
Stinks stinks stinks
Makes my bloOd boil
destro wrote:I am pretty sure as this matter is being handled through the courts that The F.A are not able to impose any sort of either additional punishment if found guilty or punishment at all if not guilty. They always find a way to distance themselves when it suits them, like when a Reff sees an incident and takes not action. After all the trouble they went to getting Rooney's ban reduced I do not think for one minute they would dare take any action against another of England's darlings !.
The Suarez joke of a case was nothing more than a cheap point scoring way of The FA sending a statement out to Blatter after his ridiculous handshake comment, a chance to get one over him, just like letting the fair play handshake then be scrapped for the recent Chelsea "V" Q.P.R game. £2,500 is nothing to a player of Terry's vast wages but until they impose an income based punishment for something like this there is nothing much anyone can do about it.
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