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Football Association queries Hull over spitting case
THE Football Association has written to Hull City asking for the club’s version of events in the spitting row surrounding Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas that overshadowed their FA Cup quarter-final on Tuesday.
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Hull manager Phil Brown claims to have witnessed Fabregas spitting at the visitors’ assistant manager Brian Horton in the tunnel after his side were controversially beaten 2–1 by a late goal from William Gallas, which appeared offside. The Spanish midfielder has categorically denied the allegations.
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Neither referee Mike Riley nor any of the other match officials mentioned any such incident in their report to Soho Square.
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The League Managers Association confirmed yesterday that they had been contacted by Horton, adding: “As the incidents fall firmly within the jurisdiction of the Football Association, who are making their investigations in the prescribed manner, neither the LMA nor Brian Horton will be making any further comment at this time.”
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Brown, meanwhile, remains unrepentant in his strong criticism of Fabregas. The Guardian
THE Football Association has written to Hull City asking for the club’s version of events in the spitting row surrounding Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas that overshadowed their FA Cup quarter-final on Tuesday.
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Hull manager Phil Brown claims to have witnessed Fabregas spitting at the visitors’ assistant manager Brian Horton in the tunnel after his side were controversially beaten 2–1 by a late goal from William Gallas, which appeared offside. The Spanish midfielder has categorically denied the allegations.
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Neither referee Mike Riley nor any of the other match officials mentioned any such incident in their report to Soho Square.
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The League Managers Association confirmed yesterday that they had been contacted by Horton, adding: “As the incidents fall firmly within the jurisdiction of the Football Association, who are making their investigations in the prescribed manner, neither the LMA nor Brian Horton will be making any further comment at this time.” - Today Online
Wah Phil Brown really a freakin' sore loser sia! already kena knocked out of FA cup still not happy want stir trouble with Fabregas somemore!
THE Football Association has written to Hull City asking for the club’s version of events in the spitting row surrounding Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas that overshadowed their FA Cup quarter-final on Tuesday.
.
Hull manager Phil Brown claims to have witnessed Fabregas spitting at the visitors’ assistant manager Brian Horton in the tunnel after his side were controversially beaten 2–1 by a late goal from William Gallas, which appeared offside. The Spanish midfielder has categorically denied the allegations.
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Neither referee Mike Riley nor any of the other match officials mentioned any such incident in their report to Soho Square.
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The League Managers Association confirmed yesterday that they had been contacted by Horton, adding: “As the incidents fall firmly within the jurisdiction of the Football Association, who are making their investigations in the prescribed manner, neither the LMA nor Brian Horton will be making any further comment at this time.”
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Brown, meanwhile, remains unrepentant in his strong criticism of Fabregas. The Guardian
THE Football Association has written to Hull City asking for the club’s version of events in the spitting row surrounding Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas that overshadowed their FA Cup quarter-final on Tuesday.
.
Hull manager Phil Brown claims to have witnessed Fabregas spitting at the visitors’ assistant manager Brian Horton in the tunnel after his side were controversially beaten 2–1 by a late goal from William Gallas, which appeared offside. The Spanish midfielder has categorically denied the allegations.
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Neither referee Mike Riley nor any of the other match officials mentioned any such incident in their report to Soho Square.
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The League Managers Association confirmed yesterday that they had been contacted by Horton, adding: “As the incidents fall firmly within the jurisdiction of the Football Association, who are making their investigations in the prescribed manner, neither the LMA nor Brian Horton will be making any further comment at this time.” - Today Online
Wah Phil Brown really a freakin' sore loser sia! already kena knocked out of FA cup still not happy want stir trouble with Fabregas somemore!
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