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F.A. Recommended Punishments - 2006-07

The following is an extract from the recommended punishments issued by the Football Association for misconduct charges (not including cautions, except for accumulated cautions). All are normally accompanied by an £8.00 administration charge.

Note that this page is only shown as a guide. For the definitive details on misconduct, including details on appeals, you should refer to your County Association Handbook. For more details from the Football Association click here.

Offence

Club Pts

Suspension

Fine

Caution

1

First five cautions (i.e. accumulating five cautions in a season)

7 days 

£10

After five further cautions

7 days

£10

After five further cautions

Charge of continuing misconduct

Receiving a second caution in the same match

2

7 days

£15

Denying a goal or an obvious goal-scoring opportunity by physical means or by deliberately handling the ball

2

7 days

£15

Use of offensive or insulting or abusive language/gestures

2

14 days

£15

Attempting to kick or strike another player

3

21 days

£15

Serious foul play or Violent Conduct

4

35 days £25

Kicking or striking another player

4

35 days £25

Use of offensive or insulting or abusive language or gestures directed at match officials

4

35 days £25

Spitting or similar unseemly behaviour directed at an opponent or any other person (not at a match official)

4

112 days £50

Violent Head to head butting

7

112 days £75
Attempting to head butt

3

21 days £15

Head to head contact

4

42 days £30
Breaches of FA Rules E3 and E4
(a)

Refusing to give name or giving a false name to the referee when ordered to do so

4

21 days

£30

(b)

Refusing to leave the field of play when ordered to do so

4

42 days

£30

(c)

And/or causing the match to be abandoned

5

112 days

£75

(d)

Improper or insulting behaviour towards match officials

5

112 days

£75

Offences under Rule E3 or E4
(a) Not acting in the best interests of the game. }

var

Punishment at the discretion of a Disciplinary Committee
(b) Acting in a manner that is deemed to be improper.
(c) Bringing the game into disrepute.
(d) Violent conduct or serious foul play - considered to be of a serious nature. }

var

Each a minimum of 35 days up to a maximum of 84 days £75
(e) Use of threatening words/gestures.
(f) Threatening and insulting behaviour.
(g) Use of abusive words/gestures - considered to be mid-range. }

var

Each a minimum of 21 days up to a maximum of 56 days £50
(h) Abusive behaviour.
(i) Use of indecent words/gestures.
(j) Indecent behaviour.
(k) Use of insulting words/gestures - considered to be less serious.

var

Each a minimum of 7 days up to a maximum of 28 days £30
(l) For offences (e), (g), (i) and (k) above, in which a racist factor has been accepted or proved

var

For the first offence - the suspension to be doubled and for a second offence trebled. Any subsequent offence proved should result in a substantial period of suspension from all football and football activities together with a fine of not less than £200.00
Offences under Rule E4
Proved guilty of any of the above offences and also to have acted in a discriminatory manner by reason of:
(a) Colour }

var

Any punishment to be imposed for an action that is proved to be of a discriminatory nature must be at the discretion of the Commission dealing with the matter.
(b) Disability
(c) Ethnic Origin
(d) Nationality
(e) Race
(f) Religion
(g) Sex
(h) Sexual Orientation
Assaults on match officials
(a) (i) Common assault

var

182 days suspension plus £150 fine
(ii) Common assault by way of spitting at or on a Match Official

var

1 years suspension plus fine
(b) Assault causing or attempting to cause bodily harm

var

Sine die suspension with no review to be considered under a period of 5 years plus £250 fine
(c) Assault causing serious bodily harm

var

Permanent suspension
 
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