Manchester United

[Kenneth]

If that's real then

[The_weatherman]

That can't be real, if it's real, it's unprofessional of Fonseca, but also

[Buzzo]

[Shaggy]

Total bs

[baitman]

Total bs

Still though, send it and what the meltdown

[McDermotX]

[Shaggy]

Obsessed

[ame]https://twitter.com/TimesSport/status/1057679846669725698[/ame]

It was alleged that Mourinho had said “fodas filhos de puta”, which translates as “f*** off sons of a b******”, in an apparent attack on the BT pundits Paul Scholes and Rio Ferdinand, who have been critical of his reign at Old Trafford.

A three-person commission threw out the case this afternoon, which, sources said, “surprised” the FA’s disciplinary department. The FA has an overwhelming conviction rate in disciplinary cases. One external estimate made a few years ago, put their success rate at around 99.5 per cent.

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The Times understands that United used the example of Henderson, the Liverpool captain, being caught swearing during England’s 0-0 draw against Croatia in Rijeka earlier this month, as part of their case against the FA.

The Nations League match on October 12 was played behind closed doors because Croatia had been found guilty of etching a swastika into their pitch for a European Championship qualifier in 2015.

Because of the absence of fans inside the stadium, TV microphones were able to hear what the players were saying on pitch and in one instance, Henderson appeared to swear at Zlatko Dalic after the Croatia manager accused him of handball.

The midfielder turned to the Croatia bench and shouted: “Are you the f****** ref?”

The microphones picked up the barb, but Henderson faced no punishment either from the referee or from Uefa after the match. Other aspects of United’s argument will become clear next week, when the written reasons behind the commission’s judgement are published on the FA’s website.

[Fredo]

Good work from whoever dealt with this for them.

[Fivex]

**** off Nige

[Deano]

**** off Nige

In fairness the FA and Jose, I hold each of them in the same contempt, prob the FA more

[vlahka]

Does this mean they're all allowed to swear at each other and nothing can happen?

[baitman]

Does this mean they're all allowed to swear at each other and nothing can happen?

The president has been set. dj

[Fosterbloke]

Bournemouth 1-0 up with a really lovely goal.

[Chris]

A birra corruption. Shock.

[Fosterbloke]

A birra corruption. Shock.

It was actually a good decision, Shaw just stood his ground well.