dronefromsector7G
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Who knows? If any opponents were to wind them up moving forward, they have a few hot heads more than happy to respond.
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City & Chelsea Charged by the FA
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Will never happen.
Huge fine, warning as to further conduct, even a suspended points reduction that will never be enforced but not a chance they will lose points.
Cant see it, wouldnt like it to happen. It would distort the outcome of this season as a result of failings that relate mainly to previous seasons.
TheThirdDeano
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Interesting that city are charged less but have very hefty player bans whereas it's the other way round for Chelsea.
Really makes you think!
the_invisible_man
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Interesting that city are charged less but have very hefty player bans whereas it's the other way round for Chelsea.
Really makes you think!
Maybe due to them being repeat offenders?
TheThirdDeano
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That's why it's a fine and not a point reduction then! Good pointMaybe due to them being repeat offenders?
I have always said the same.Here's a slight clue why we keep on getting screwed.
David Alan Gill (born 5 August 1957) is British football executive, formerly chief executive of Manchester United and a vice-chairman of The Football Association. He served as vice-chairman of the G-14 management committee until the G-14 was disbanded. He sits on the UEFA Executive Committee as of 2013. Gill was elected as a FIFA Vice-President sitting on the FIFA Council in 2015;
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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How do they get away with £100k when the last fine they had was £330k+?
Total cheats. I hate cheating and Chelsea are the masters.Interesting photos' in today's Daily Mail Online website. One Picture shows Aguero's tackle on Luiz's right leg but the next photo' shows Mr.Luiz rolling on the ground clutching his left leg. Odd
Surely he wasn't feigning a serious injury to con' the referee.
oakiecokie
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Chelsea have been fined £100,000 and Manchester City must pay £35,000 after players from both teams clashed during their Premier League meeting at Etihad Stadium earlier this month.
Tempers flared at the end of Chelsea's 3-1 win, after City's Sergio Aguero was sent off for a tackle on David Luiz.
Aguero's team-mate Fernandinho was also dismissed, after grabbing Cesc Fabregas as the two teams confronted each other.
Chelsea had previously been warned they could face a points deduction.
Tempers flared at the end of Chelsea's 3-1 win, after City's Sergio Aguero was sent off for a tackle on David Luiz.
Aguero's team-mate Fernandinho was also dismissed, after grabbing Cesc Fabregas as the two teams confronted each other.
Chelsea had previously been warned they could face a points deduction.
Because all the weight would have been on his left leg as Sergio hit him on right legInteresting photos' in today's Daily Mail Online website. One Picture shows Aguero's tackle on Luiz's right leg but the next photo' shows Mr.Luiz rolling on the ground clutching his left leg. Odd
Surely he wasn't feigning a serious injury to con' the referee.