Post by John (Bluenose) Bonar on Sept 16, 2009 14:31:15 GMT
From The Argus Website
Crawley Town manager Steve Evans has been banned from attending three forthcoming matches.
The suspension was confirmed on the Football Association website last night and follows an “incident of improper conduct” at a match against Salisbury on February 21.
The terms of the ban state the Reds boss cannot attend the ground on any match day until the club have completed three first-team fixtures. He has also been fined £750.
In addition, Evans will serve a further ten-match touchline ban. This follows a suspended sentence from a previous case being automatically activated after the charge against him was proved at an FA Regulatory Commission yesterday.
I gues that means he will still be visiting us at Priory lane in December
Crawley Town manager Steve Evans has been banned from attending three forthcoming matches.
The suspension was confirmed on the Football Association website last night and follows an “incident of improper conduct” at a match against Salisbury on February 21.
The terms of the ban state the Reds boss cannot attend the ground on any match day until the club have completed three first-team fixtures. He has also been fined £750.
In addition, Evans will serve a further ten-match touchline ban. This follows a suspended sentence from a previous case being automatically activated after the charge against him was proved at an FA Regulatory Commission yesterday.
I gues that means he will still be visiting us at Priory lane in December
