Rooney Charged 2 game Ban
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abu13
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Re: Rooney Misses The Derby
yep, i have the exact same feeling.
dctid said:
yep, i have the exact same feeling.
bluemoonmatt
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Mods! whys this now in the general forum when the matter of the length of Shreks ban has a clear impact as to his availability for the semi. Just out of interest like?
Hmmm let me think. FA golden boy to be suspended from FA show-piece event.
Anyone who thinks a deal hasn't already been done where both parties keep face is foolish.
Prediction: 1 game ban on appeal.
Bernstein has let us down again. Chaining of guard but still gutless as f@ck.
Anyone who thinks a deal hasn't already been done where both parties keep face is foolish.
Prediction: 1 game ban on appeal.
Bernstein has let us down again. Chaining of guard but still gutless as f@ck.
Cookster
Totally agree. This is what I posted at 1120 this morning and I stand by it.
On any possible appeal I believe that if they do appeal he will play in the Semi.
Probably get a one game ban because he (the club) instantly apologised.
The management/lawyers at the club will have been in touch with the FA and put their feelers out re the appeal (like I would expect us to as well).
They will appeal if they get the feeling that it will be successful.
Really don't care either way.
The ban could galvanise them. Also Rooney is just as likely to get sent off in the Semi if things are not going well for him.
We have Komps!
He will play at Wembley.
Totally agree. This is what I posted at 1120 this morning and I stand by it.
On any possible appeal I believe that if they do appeal he will play in the Semi.
Probably get a one game ban because he (the club) instantly apologised.
The management/lawyers at the club will have been in touch with the FA and put their feelers out re the appeal (like I would expect us to as well).
They will appeal if they get the feeling that it will be successful.
Really don't care either way.
The ban could galvanise them. Also Rooney is just as likely to get sent off in the Semi if things are not going well for him.
We have Komps!
He will play at Wembley.
AdamoTheGreat
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fucking ****...
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Man Utd's Wayne Rooney accepts FA charge but not ban
Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has accepted a Football Association charge for using offensive language, but not the automatic two-match ban.
The 25-year-old swore into a pitchside camera after completing his hat-trick in Saturday's 4-2 win at West Ham.
He is set to miss the league game against Fulham and the FA Cup semi-final against Manchester City.
But Rooney has submitted a claim, which will be heard on Wednesday, that the suspension is "clearly excessive".
The England star's submission will be heard by an FA disciplinary commission and the former Everton striker faces the risk of having his ban increased to three matches if his appeal is deemed to be frivolous.
This would also rule him out of the league game at Newcastle United.
Manchester United currently top the Premier League by seven points, although second-placed Arsenal have a game in hand.
Rooney will be available for Wednesday night's Champions League quarter-final with Chelsea if he recovers from a shin injury but manager Sir Alex Ferguson made it clear he did not want to discuss the matter at Tuesday's press conference.
"I have nothing to say. I am not going to discuss it at all," he said. "We have submitted our case."
Rooney quickly apologised for his actions after the victory over West Ham, a game in which he was influential in earning the three points for the Red Devils as he hit three goals in 14 minutes to help his side recover from 2-0 down.
In a statement released by United on Saturday, the striker said: "I want to apologise for any offence that may have been caused by my goal celebration, especially any parents or children that were watching.
"Emotions were running high, and on reflection my heat-of-the-moment reaction was inappropriate. It was not aimed at anyone in particular."
The FA's decision has been questioned by Professional Footballers' Association chief Gordon Taylor.
In a statement issued on the PFA website, Taylor said: "Whilst the use of foul and abusive language is not condoned, there is an acceptance by all parties within the game that 'industrial language' is commonly used.
"It becomes an issue when directed towards match officials. However, when used in a spontaneous way in celebration or frustration then it is not normally expected to merit a sanction.
"If sanctions are to be imposed in such circumstances then this has to be done in a balanced and consistent manner, and participants made aware of this fundamental change in approach."
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Man Utd's Wayne Rooney accepts FA charge but not ban
Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has accepted a Football Association charge for using offensive language, but not the automatic two-match ban.
The 25-year-old swore into a pitchside camera after completing his hat-trick in Saturday's 4-2 win at West Ham.
He is set to miss the league game against Fulham and the FA Cup semi-final against Manchester City.
But Rooney has submitted a claim, which will be heard on Wednesday, that the suspension is "clearly excessive".
The England star's submission will be heard by an FA disciplinary commission and the former Everton striker faces the risk of having his ban increased to three matches if his appeal is deemed to be frivolous.
This would also rule him out of the league game at Newcastle United.
Manchester United currently top the Premier League by seven points, although second-placed Arsenal have a game in hand.
Rooney will be available for Wednesday night's Champions League quarter-final with Chelsea if he recovers from a shin injury but manager Sir Alex Ferguson made it clear he did not want to discuss the matter at Tuesday's press conference.
"I have nothing to say. I am not going to discuss it at all," he said. "We have submitted our case."
Rooney quickly apologised for his actions after the victory over West Ham, a game in which he was influential in earning the three points for the Red Devils as he hit three goals in 14 minutes to help his side recover from 2-0 down.
In a statement released by United on Saturday, the striker said: "I want to apologise for any offence that may have been caused by my goal celebration, especially any parents or children that were watching.
"Emotions were running high, and on reflection my heat-of-the-moment reaction was inappropriate. It was not aimed at anyone in particular."
The FA's decision has been questioned by Professional Footballers' Association chief Gordon Taylor.
In a statement issued on the PFA website, Taylor said: "Whilst the use of foul and abusive language is not condoned, there is an acceptance by all parties within the game that 'industrial language' is commonly used.
"It becomes an issue when directed towards match officials. However, when used in a spontaneous way in celebration or frustration then it is not normally expected to merit a sanction.
"If sanctions are to be imposed in such circumstances then this has to be done in a balanced and consistent manner, and participants made aware of this fundamental change in approach."
Chicken Kiev
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ROONEY
Rooney will appeal his 2 match ban...
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Its already been desided and the deal cut...Wayne Looney accepts the charge and in return the FA will drop the 2 match ban to a one match ban...The FA are too shit scared of Fergi to suspend Rooney for the Semi Final Derby...End off.
Rooney will appeal his 2 match ban...
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Its already been desided and the deal cut...Wayne Looney accepts the charge and in return the FA will drop the 2 match ban to a one match ban...The FA are too shit scared of Fergi to suspend Rooney for the Semi Final Derby...End off.
Cobwebcat
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Re: ROONEY
Not sure Mr Bernstein could care less.
Not sure Mr Bernstein could care less.
salfordpaul
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Re: ROONEY
nailed on..agree...he will be at wembley
nailed on..agree...he will be at wembley
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yop.
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yop.<br /><br />-- Wed Apr 06, 2011 12:02 am --<br /><br />
yop.
Chicken Kiev said:
yop.
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Chicken Kiev said:
yop.<br /><br />-- Wed Apr 06, 2011 12:02 am --<br /><br />
Chicken Kiev said:
yop.
MCFC BOB
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It was obvious he'd play at Wembley. Who's betting he'll score?
MCFC BOB
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About the time Rooney has his ban recinded.city-adam said: