The only good argument to join the superleague is to say feck you to the PL and English FA. Absolute scum of the earth, corrupt bastardos.
FA: Manchester United failed to refrain their players from violent behavior but Palace did refrain
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So every red card has an additional FA charge now?
Does a club always get this charge every time one of their players gets a red card?
The good thing about the Qataris is that they'll have a no nonsense approach to this kind of shit. The FA will learn to fear us.
Classic...at least the FA is consistent in being inconsistent! never change you complete bunch of morons.
Proves United were correct to not appeal Casemiro's red card.
Proves United were correct to not appeal Casemiro's red card.
I'd wager there are Liverpool/City/Leeds fans working at the FA. Football is so tribalistic in this country that it's impossible for there not to be biases at work. United have been fecked over by this organisation more than most.
Charging palace with exactly the same as us in that statement would mean admitting they got it wrong not sending ayew off too.
Never gonna happen.
Never gonna happen.
What was the punishment Arsenal got for beating up RVN on the pitch? This nothing new.
If this goes on and on, maybe that Super League thing is not such a bad idea.
These motherfeckers are shameless...
Reminds me of when Scholes got a domestic ban for getting a red card in an international friendly organised privately by United.
Phew, avoided docking points. Get in!
Same thing happened with Rooney in a pre-season friendly iirc.
Absolute fecking joke of an organization. Clear ABU bias. Singling us out for violent behavior when Schlupp started it and ignoring what Ayew did.
Yeah it's time to adopt siege mentality now,it's clear that the FA are trying to screw us over
Ah yes that famous United running the league and FA cartel in full effect again.
When Sabitzer put Rashford through with a cleanly won ball he brought it back. We got selective imagery used to get Case sent off and ignored the Palace players raising hands to faces and throats. Now we have the FA charging us and not them.
We should be reading about disciplinary action against Palace players, an investigation to selective imagery for VAR and referring decisions favouring Palace. All this one game, cartel my arse, we're up against this nearly every week. We have media campaigns and other managers coming out if we get our due penalties. No one seems to care who is at the top of the penalty awards table except when it's United, then there has to be something gravely wrong.
When Sabitzer put Rashford through with a cleanly won ball he brought it back. We got selective imagery used to get Case sent off and ignored the Palace players raising hands to faces and throats. Now we have the FA charging us and not them.
We should be reading about disciplinary action against Palace players, an investigation to selective imagery for VAR and referring decisions favouring Palace. All this one game, cartel my arse, we're up against this nearly every week. We have media campaigns and other managers coming out if we get our due penalties. No one seems to care who is at the top of the penalty awards table except when it's United, then there has to be something gravely wrong.
So now what, more bans incoming?
Honestly, I wish we would push back on things like this. Utter bull****.
Wouldn't at all surprise me if we see ETH get a ban as this wasn't the first time we were charged for improper conduct , remember we got charged this season when we surrounded the ref for a soft penalty. Add in his comments he had. Wouldn't surprise 1 bit.
Scholes and Rooney. At the same time.
The FA is an absolute joke.
Just the FA really, the PL are democratic, in the sense that all clubs have an equal vote.
This is the opportunity we need to make our case that there was injustice in these punishments. BUT - the hearing must be public - not behind closed doors in the interests of displaying the truth of the event.
We believe that we were treated unfairly - can we convince the "powers that be" of our position?
We believe that we were treated unfairly - can we convince the "powers that be" of our position?
feck those shower of ABU cnuts
So much wishful thinking in one post. They can't even publicize the discussion between ref and VAR room.
Are the FA effing serious? Haven't they seen what Ayew did? Violent conduct only by United after Schlupp pushed Antony and Ayew punched Fred?
This might be the new gold standard definition for gaslighting…don’t trust your eyes, ears, and logic…this is actually what happened. Insanity.
No surprise here and I don't know why anyone is. This is just another step in how we are and have been treated for a long time. It will continue until the club says, we are not having this anymore and take appropriate action.
And people thought about appealing 
might as well hand the cup over to newcastle
might as well hand the cup over to newcastleYea, he should go up to it and say ‘what do you mean failing to control volent conduct?’, then punch it on the nose, and then say: ‘That’s what happens when you accuse a pacifist of violent behaviour!’
That’ll learn the Spokesperson!
We'll surely be able to defend this and prove that the violent conduct charge is at the very least disproportionate, given the actions of the Palace players.
We didn't want to appeal to avoid a longer ban, so now the FA has decided that Casemiro needs to be made an example of... fecking ridiculous.
Funny how when Gerrard got sent off in a pre season friendly tournament against Galatasaray in 2003, nowt happened to him.
Also I recall Rooney getting banned for being picked up swearing by a mic while he was on the pitch....it would be funny if it wasn't so blatantly corrupt.
The double standards are ridiculous.
Nothing beats hiring a lip reader and translator to get Jose 
Someone needs to go full Killdozer on the FA
They really hate United and they are not even trying to hide it.
Normally I would say the ABU stuff is overhyped, and literally fans of every club feel that their club gets more aggrieved by refs/the FA, and these things tend to work in sort of swings and roundabouts -- but this season feels pretty ridiculous.
We've probably had a small handful of decisions in our favour, but so much "bad luck" from officiating.
We've probably had a small handful of decisions in our favour, but so much "bad luck" from officiating.
United are back
Ah but sure ThE Fa FaVoUR MaN UnItEd
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That’s when you know we’re back
people wasn’t so bothered about us a few seasons ago but now there suspending our most important player.