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articleWayne Mark Rooney has been charged by the Football Association with using insulting or offensive language.which included the F-word on national television.The Manchester United striker now faces the possibility of a fine or ban – which could importantly include the FA Cup semi-final against Manchester City and a Premier League match against Fulham.

The FA it seems want to make amends for the James McCarthy incident when Rooney elbowed the former.

Rooney had apologised for the outburst and it is understood that Sky did not receive a significant volume of viewer complaints. The FA, however, feels duty-bound to act, given that the referee, Lee Mason, was in no position to see and report the incident. Sky's commentator Rob Hawthorne apologised to viewers for the bad language and the FA's governance unit have been assessing the footage today.

 

Last Updated on Wednesday, 06 April 2011 22:55
 

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0 #2 Poonam 2011-04-05 17:34
Wayne Rooney has accepted the FA charge but he has appealed against the length of the ban. The 2-match ban is thought of being "clearly excessive". A commission will hear the case in London tomorrow.
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0 #1 Poonam 2011-04-05 14:23
The more I think about this, the more I feel the FA are trying to make up for not banning Rooney for his elbow on Wigan's McCarthy.
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