What is Uefa's (or other football authorities) most stupid charge

[Vicmeldrew666]

Bring back the inflatable bananas - wonder how they would view that?

 

[Kinkys Left Foot]

Probably ban them from the ground as they might "blow up"

 

[aguero93:20]

@aguero93:20 how is the new job at UEFA going?

Grand, just need Hull, Sunderland, Burnley, Millwall and the smoggies to get into Europe so they can be properly punished over their crests. That Chelsea lot will be getting a nasty shock next season.

 

[denislawsbackheel]

Not a UEFA charge, nor an FA one, but a ref booking Kevin Horlock for walking aggressively.

Didn’t he send him off?

 

[Vienna_70]

Didn’t he send him off?

Second yellow, wasn’t it?

 

[Saz]

Good to see UEFA are on top of all the most pressing issues

 

[Javi Garcia's Hairstylist]

Second yellow, wasn’t it?

Yes IIRC and for reasons of pure ridiculousness I have always remembered the name of that ref being Brian Coddington. Watch me being wrong about that as I've not looked it up before posting but that is my memory (and I'm usually not too much one to remember specific refs).

 

[BlueHammer85]

Didn’t Mick McCarthy get charged for fielding a ‘weaker’ team ? That pissed me off. It’s totally up to the manager who he decides to play and it seems all clubs are doing it in cup competitions now anyway.

 

[Barcon]

Not a UEFA charge, nor an FA one, but a ref booking Kevin Horlock for walking aggressively.

Didn't someone get a second yellow for not giving the ref the ball at the end of the first half one time?
Tottenham or arsenal away?

 

[levets]

Uefa are a right load of pussies.

what a stupid charge, and michael oliver stopping the game to get instruction, what a cockend it doesn't even go on the pitch





But what is stupider


bentners 80 grand for his pants
us for booing
us for being late


what other nonsenses have they amd others charged people with

Off topic... but didn’t we have a squirrel on the pitch v Feyenoord(?)