LONDON, March 15 - Sting coach for Manchester United, Sir Alex Ferguson banned for five matches and fined £ 30,000 fine by the Football Association following the criticism expressed to the referee after the ko with Chelsea last March 1. Ferguson had harshly criticized the leadership of Martin Atkinson's race in the post-game of the match lost 2-1 against the 'blues' by Carlo Ancelotti.
Ferguson was punished with three more rounds to stop the other two related to the earlier disqualification of October 2009 (always for reviews offensive on the work of the referee) subsequently suspended. The suspension will start from next March 22, and the technician will miss the league match against West Ham, Fulham, Everton and Arsenal, in addition to the FA Cup against Manchester City.
Ferguson was punished with three more rounds to stop the other two related to the earlier disqualification of October 2009 (always for reviews offensive on the work of the referee) subsequently suspended. The suspension will start from next March 22, and the technician will miss the league match against West Ham, Fulham, Everton and Arsenal, in addition to the FA Cup against Manchester City.
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