Crawley

[Summerof69]

Seems strange that the FA have done this, but decided that Westcarr's assault on Devera required no further action. They really need to find some consistency in their post-game meddling.

It just depends on how much Sky Sports show the incident, whether the FA bring charges or not.

[Summerof69]

Also, it's noticeable that the FA have only charged more Crawley players, despite Evans saying that they were the innocent parties. Both players have to respond to the charges by tomorrow evening, so Crawley could have 4 players missing for Saturday and for the next few weeks.

[Spencer_White]

Seems strange that the FA have done this, but decided that Westcarr's assault on Devera required no further action. They really need to find some consistency in their post-game meddling.

Didnt get shown every hour on sky sports news.

[Posh Red]

Also, it's noticeable that the FA have only charged more Crawley players, despite Evans saying that they were the innocent parties. Both players have to respond to the charges by tomorrow evening, so Crawley could have 4 players missing for Saturday and for the next few weeks.

It can't have helped their case that they received 6 yellow cards in the games as well.

Now we all know that some ref's are a bit card happy, but as Bradford didn't have any it might suggest that one team was worse than the other.

[Batch]

I'm surprised Claude Davis hasn't been mentioned as it was widely reported that he definately received a Red card after the incident.

Yes he definitely did get a red

http://www.thefa.com/TheFA/Disciplinary/SuspensionLists.aspx

[Gerinthere]

• Crawley Town’s Pablo Mills has been charged with violent conduct for an on-field incident which occurred outside of the jurisdiction of the match officials but was reported to The FA.

So what exactly does this mean.

[Matchworn Shirts]

• Crawley Town’s Pablo Mills has been charged with violent conduct for an on-field incident which occurred outside of the jurisdiction of the match officials but was reported to The FA.

So what exactly does this mean.

Swindon get fined, and PdC gets a ban

[Power to people]

• Crawley Town’s Pablo Mills has been charged with violent conduct for an on-field incident which occurred outside of the jurisdiction of the match officials but was reported to The FA.

So what exactly does this mean.

After the final whistle ?

[Summerof69]

• Crawley Town’s Pablo Mills has been charged with violent conduct for an on-field incident which occurred outside of the jurisdiction of the match officials but was reported to The FA.

So what exactly does this mean.

Just reading a newspaper article on this, and it said 'if it is found that any of the five (who got sent off) threw punches at more or than one player, they will effetively be deemed guilty of a second sending-off offence and banned for even longer'.

Looks like Pablo Mills could be in line for a long break as he's one of the players who was sent-off after he final whistle.

[ibelieveinmrreeves]

Maybe someone needs to make a formal complaint about it.

Yeah, maybe write a letter. But who's got the money for stamps?

[Batch]

Ling's reverse psycology

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/17553334

[Summerof69]

I'm sure there are 22 other managers in L2 who would like to act as witnesses against Crawley (and fat boy) and back Bradford up.

[slinky]

Ling's reverse psycology

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/17553334

Love the picture with the injured player in the background.

[Gerinthere]

• Crawley Town’s Pablo Mills has been charged with violent conduct for an on-field incident which occurred outside of the jurisdiction of the match officials but was reported to The FA.

So what exactly does this mean.

Seems strange as I would have thought that any where on the pitch before, during and after the game is within the refs jurisdiction. Even down the tunnel. Unless it simply means something they missed.

[chalkies_shorts]

I find it amazing that Steve Evans is focussing on this rather than the VAt increase on pies.