It's absolutely ridiculous this has happened but it was an accident and shot happens and all we can do is hold our hands up and accept blame.
What we don't have to accept is the way the FA announced this at prime time for news, and went specifically for the breaking anti-doping laws and the same angle was then run in the press making it look like we are the Lance Armstrong of football and that is now how the incident will be remembered; as that time city were caught breaking anti-doping rules.
The entire thing is very deliberate, and whilst people aren't right in that we shouldn't give the bastards ammunition in the first place, you'd think the governing body would be fair and avoid deliberate vagueness but here we are and wouldn't need 'ammunition'.
I would say the press but even the FA themselves posted it 'Manchester City have been charged in relation to The FA’s rules on Anti-Doping' when you could equally put 'city charged under regulation 14(d)of the anti doping rules' to avoid this exact situation.
EDIT: FWIW I checked the FA Website and apart from ours and fleetwood (who had the misfortune of Being involved in the Same charge) I can't find a single press release of this type