Disciplinary Process Confuses Ferguson
News | Harry | January 29, 2010 at 5:49 pm
The FA is giving off mixed signals over the way that they handle disciplinary cases according to Sir Alex Ferguson.
Utd’s Rio Ferdinand starts a four match ban at the weekend after a disciplinary panel decided that he had no grounds to appeal his violent conduct charge for an elbow on Craig Fagan.
“There are conflicting ways in which these decisions are being viewed,” Ferguson said.
“I watched the game between Leyton Orient and Charlton on Monday and there was an elbow on the Charlton player three times as he was running with the ball.
“But nothing has happened with that.
There is a lot of confusion there, although we accept that Rio is banned.”
Ferdinand will miss Utd’s trip to the Emirates on Sunday, as well as the league games against Portsmouth, Aston Villa and Everton.
What do you make of Ferguson’s comments and do you think United’s defence will be able to deal with Arsenal in Rio’s absence?
By Harry Veal
Tags: Arsenal, Aston Villa, Charlton, Everton, Leyton Orient, Portsmouth, Rio Ferdinand, Sir Alex Ferguson

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So many times this happens with so many players ie Chelsea and Arsenal and not thing is done about it!! Wonder why this is so who is running the Pl Russians or Arabs!!!!!!
FA seem to have a double standard – Ballack off scot free for elbowing Evra and no review.
The FA is a joke