Sagna fined 40K for social media post.

[Neville Kneville]

He should say, in public, how he thought the ref might as well have been playing for Burnley & how we are sick of being punished for stuff others are getting away with, in spite of often being the only team on the pitch trying to play decent attacking football rather than just lumping it & kicking people.

Then take the fine.

 

[oakiecokie]

He should say "cause Kolarov's shite and usually plays for the opposition ;)"

In reality its true.

 

[SuperKevinHorlock]

He will get a three match ban or whatever else Sky and co decide.

 

[HelloCity]

"Sorry, it was a typo. As soon as I was notified of the mistake, I went back and corrected it. Apologies for any confusion caused".

 

[balotelli's back pocket]

He can say it was a typo... we all know the truth

 

[cleavers]

He should say, in public, how he thought the ref might as well have been playing for Burnley & how we are sick of being punished for stuff others are getting away with, in spite of often being the only team on the pitch trying to play decent attacking football rather than just lumping it & kicking people.

Then take the five match ban.

More likely, its a hideous crime he has committed, it might upset an official, unlike the dangerous tackles that some players at other clubs get away with against fellow professionals.

 

[kaz7]

Yep typo is the best bet,or we were down to 10 men and the crowd weren't helping us and they are our 12th man

 

[Blue Hefner]

He should walk in with a DVD of the game and ask them to explain the refs actions, because 50 thousand people in the ground couldn't!

Just say it is a typo and move on. It's not as obvious as Babel wheen he photo-shopped a United shirt onto Howard Webb

 

[shemnel]

can't he just say he meant their fans as they were so good? or that it was a typo? or some such other dribble, completely impossible to prove.

 

[SWP's back]

He should say, in public, how he thought the ref might as well have been playing for Burnley & how we are sick of being punished for stuff others are getting away with, in spite of often being the only team on the pitch trying to play decent attacking football rather than just lumping it & kicking people.

Then take the fine.

I certainly see where you're coming from.

Why doesn't the FA ever have to explain their decisions?