FA disciplinary

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Use this for all the FA disciplinary

Paul Ince has been given a five-match stadium ban for three breaches of FA disciplinary rules.
The Blackpool manager was charged over his behaviour at the end of a 2-1 victory at Bournemouth on September 14.
Ince was sent to the stands during the game for throwing a water bottle, but the incidents in question occurred "in or around the tunnel" after the final whistle.
He attended a disciplinary hearing on Monday accused of verbally abusing a match official, threatening a match official and violent conduct towards a match official.
And an Independent Regulatory Commission has now barred Ince from attending Blackpool's next five Championship matches - against Wigan, Blackburn, Nottingham Forest, Ipswich and Birmingham.
A charge of threatening behaviour levelled at Ince's assistant Alex Rae was found not proven.
Blackpool released a statement in response to the verdict which read: "Blackpool FC acknowledges the decision of the FA and will now work closely with Paul and his coaching staff to ensure that the penalty imposed does not affect our short or long-term objectives.
"The club will be making no further comment at this stage."
Blackpool are currently sixth, six points behind leaders Burnley.

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IOPO

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Ince - twat of the highest order

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Ince - twat of the highest order

Not a great fan of Ince but I was at that game sat about 10 rows back from the dug-outs (this was a Saturday when we played Brighton on the Sunday).
The 4th official was on at Ince and Rae all game for occasionally stepping an inch or so out of the coach's area but was saying nothing to Eddie Howe and his assistant.
I would guess that as a referee he is a typical homer.
Incidentally Ince got heated when the ref gave a Blackpool player a second yellow that was in no way warranted (odd how we see games differently as a neutral)-we couldn't quite see him doing a Wenger and kicking a water bottle but he got sent to the stands for the rest of the game.

Ince may well have said something derogatory after the game but the jobs-worth 4th official should also be looking at himself over his whole officious demeanour.

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77 penalties awarded in the PL by this stage last season, 25 awarded so far this season

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77 penalties awarded in the PL by this stage last season, 25 awarded so far this season

Would be 77 if we were given the panalties we should have been given.

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77 penalties awarded in the PL by this stage last season, 25 awarded so far this season

Only 25?

Sure I read the other day that Suarez alone had earned 5 or 6.