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At least he'll have another excuse to use for our loss on Sat

CH BAFC wrote: ↑Thu Feb 17, 2022 1:55 pm Taken them almost 5 months to "find" this out, right around our card controversy.... FA aren't finding themselves in the good books for the club, sounds like they're trying all they can to do another 1972.

Poor us. It really isn't anything like the FA having it in for us - it is us having it in for ourselves.

There's only one way to settle this ,let's have the team doing the talking, Cooper needs to now get a siege mentality at our club and F**k everyone else!

blue nige wrote: ↑Thu Feb 17, 2022 3:21 pm There's only one way to settle this ,let's have the team doing the talking, Cooper needs to now get a siege mentality at our club and F**k everyone else!

You said it, 'blue nige'.

Shocking from August ruling now on the key part of the season FA is a disgrace should have been sorted in September giving other team an unfair advantage hope ref from last Saturday is getting an 8 match ban!!

A player wouldn't get that for violent conduct. Perhaps watching games from the stands might give him a different perspective of matches. Whatever it's a bloody disgrace

Big E wrote: ↑Thu Feb 17, 2022 3:01 pm

boyliegladbach wrote: ↑Thu Feb 17, 2022 2:10 pm

Why?

Timing stinks, 5 months to sort it out?

The FA’s disciplinary processes can be glacial in general - there’s several incidents from October in the January round up, for instance - it’s not an anti-Barrow plot.

Should of kept his mouth shut and kicked a cat instead

Anyone thought to consider how the official felt in all of this? In a time where an incredible amount of effort is trying to promote equality in the game, including increasing the amount of female officials in the upper echelons of the English football pyramid, it’s not a good look on Cooper or the club.

We’ll probably never know what Cooper actually said, but it obviously must’ve been harsh enough to warrant such a lengthy ban. It might just be a throwaway comment in the eyes of some, but these can prove to be damaging to certain individuals and I hope this sets a precedent for any future incidents of its kind.

Would a player get more if he went out to break a leg, I doubt it mmmmm Rooney ?

I'm afraid as a former referee who has also been on the receiving end of an 'aggravated breach' of the same law the punishments handed out can appear somewhat arbitrary. In my instance for example the aspect I reported was more the incident itself however I had to include in my report what was said. I won't go into specifics but the term used was more of a throwaway comment as part of a wider barrage but the punishment for this one term was far more than for the incident itself. I'm afraid for me the FA disciplinary protocols, sanctions and support for officials where needed are all woefully inadequate and inconsistent

A.B. wrote: ↑Thu Feb 17, 2022 6:34 pm Anyone thought to consider how the official felt in all of this? In a time where an incredible amount of effort is trying to promote equality in the game, including increasing the amount of female officials in the upper echelons of the English football pyramid, it’s not a good look on Cooper or the club.

We’ll probably never know what Cooper actually said, but it obviously must’ve been harsh enough to warrant such a lengthy ban. It might just be a throwaway comment in the eyes of some, but these can prove to be damaging to certain individuals and I hope this sets a precedent for any future incidents of its kind.

No and don't care how the person feels to many bloody snowflakes about these days if you can't stand the heat get out of the kitchen.
Now the team need to stand strong and fxxk the fa and everybody else.

We made the national press, last time it was for racism, let's hope we dont complete the hat trick

https://amp.theguardian.com/football/20 ... nt-referee

It's a football match not a church service. I hate the Barrow Barrow Barrow F*****g Soccer chant but fans don't get arrested for shouting it. Commentators on TV constantly apologise for fans swearing and it being picked up by the effects microphone. I don't know what Cooper said and don't really care to be honest but if you are such snowflakes to fine a manager for a comment made at an emotional moment perhaps a football game is not your optimal place

cottingham bluebird wrote: ↑Thu Feb 17, 2022 7:39 pm

A.B. wrote: ↑Thu Feb 17, 2022 6:34 pm Anyone thought to consider how the official felt in all of this? In a time where an incredible amount of effort is trying to promote equality in the game, including increasing the amount of female officials in the upper echelons of the English football pyramid, it’s not a good look on Cooper or the club.

We’ll probably never know what Cooper actually said, but it obviously must’ve been harsh enough to warrant such a lengthy ban. It might just be a throwaway comment in the eyes of some, but these can prove to be damaging to certain individuals and I hope this sets a precedent for any future incidents of its kind.

No and don't care how the person feels to many bloody snowflakes about these days if you can't stand the heat get out of the kitchen.
Now the team need to stand strong and fxxk the fa and everybody else.

Totally agree