FA charges Ferguson over comments about referee
Posted Friday, May 13, 2011 by YAHOO Sport
LONDON (AP)—The Football Association has charged Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson with improper conduct over comments made about referee Howard Webb.
The FA says the charge relates to comments made last Friday, two days before Webb took charge of United’s match against Chelsea.
The FA didn’t specify the offending comments, but Ferguson told reporters that his “big fear” was bad refereeing decisions in the match.
United beat Chelsea 2-1 to put it a point away from winning the Premier League.
Ferguson has until 4 p.m. London time on Monday to respond to the charge.
The Scot has served a five-match ban this season for questioning referee Martin Atkinson’s integrity after losing at Chelsea in March.
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