http://www.chelseafc.com/article.asp?hlid=259540
No action against Jose
Wednesday, Mar 02, 2005
Jose Mourinho is not being charged by the FA as a result of his sending
off in the Carling Cup Final at Cardiff on Sunday.
With the League Managers’ Association voicing its surprise at his
dismissal, and Chelsea believing he had done nothing wrong, the FA
decision is a closure on the incident.
The FA statement said: “Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has been reminded
of his responsibility to abide by FA rules governing the conduct of
managers.
“The reminder relates to his conduct following Chelsea’s equaliser
during the Carling Cup Final against Liverpool on Sunday 27 February.
“He will not face any formal disciplinary action and The FA now considers
the matter closed.”
Following the game Jose stated that his actions — placing his finger
over his mouth to signify silence in front of the Liverpool fans — were
directed at the ‘English press’, and accepted he had to continue
learning the English behaviour standards after finding himself the subject
of police intervention.
Reports in the media that the press box was on the other side of the
field, therefore implying it was unlikely his actions were directed at
them, were irrelevant. The press knew that but he didn’t.
by Neil Barnett
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