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    Nuno Charged By The FA

    For his sending off and celebration after the injury time winner against Leicester. I'm not surprised this has happened. It was the same ref who did nothing after Klopp ran on the pitch against Everton. Football is an emotional game and sometimes instinct kicks in.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wolves71 View Post
    For his sending off and celebration after the injury time winner against Leicester. I'm not surprised this has happened. It was the same ref who did nothing after Klopp ran on the pitch against Everton. Football is an emotional game and sometimes instinct kicks in.

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    There was retrospective action for Klopp's behaviour and probably a slap on the wrist for the ref, hence his handling of the situation on Saturday?

    However... if the players can celebrate why can't the manager? Personally, and I'm sure most Wolves fans would agree, I love the fact that he reacts the way he does it shows he is passionate about his job and what he is doing for Wolverhampton Wanderers, hope they cut him some slack.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nortonwolf View Post
    There was retrospective action for Klopp's behaviour and probably a slap on the wrist for the ref, hence his handling of the situation on Saturday?

    However... if the players can celebrate why can't the manager? Personally, and I'm sure most Wolves fans would agree, I love the fact that he reacts the way he does it shows he is passionate about his job and what he is doing for Wolverhampton Wanderers, hope they cut him some slack.

    Klopp was fined £8000 by the FA. I think after the Klopp incident, Nuno gave the ref no choice really. I know some will be saying one rule for Klopp and one rule for Nuno, but i expected the charge. I just hope the FA only fine him and don't ban him from the touchline.

    I think with celebrating, players do it and are often booked for removing shirts, managers are expected to stay in their technical areas. Give me both Klopp's and Nuno's celebrations any day.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wolves71 View Post
    Klopp was fined £8000 by the FA. I think after the Klopp incident, Nuno gave the ref no choice really. I know some will be saying one rule for Klopp and one rule for Nuno, but i expected the charge. I just hope the FA only fine him and don't ban him from the touchline.

    I think with celebrating, players do it and are often booked for removing shirts, managers are expected to stay in their technical areas. Give me both Klopp's and Nuno's celebrations any day.
    He's been fined £8000, as Herr Klopp, no mention of a touchline ban!

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    It's a joke, a bit like a player taking their shirt off.. Are you not allowed to show passion? The FA need to get out of the dark ages, the game has moved on.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nortonwolf View Post
    He's been fined £8000, as Herr Klopp, no mention of a touchline ban!
    Good news regarding no ban then!

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