Fabregas decides NOT to have his name cleared with the FA

May 21, 2009 in Uncategorized | Tags: arsenal, Cesc Fabregas

Here is Fabregas committing a 'crime'

Cesc Fabregas was charged for two punishable offences, spitting at Hull’s assistant manager Brian Horton and entering the field after the final whistle.

The first one has no evidence to prove that it actually happened and the second one is simply an outrageous thing to charge one for.

The Arsenal captain has now decided not to defend himself and clear his name.

It is possibly because he is quite sure he will be charged anyway so why waste his time; but some would interpret this move as an admission of guilt. What do you think?

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May 21, 2009 at 2:25 PM

Colin

I don’t blame him. After all he says he’s innocent and has nothing to prove. The burden of proof lies with Hull and the FA. But when did that ever stop the FA from punishing the innocent? What amazes me most though is, and this had witnesses, was Horton foul mouthing Wenger throughout the whole game. I cannot believe the FA didn’t pick up on that.

May 21, 2009 at 2:57 PM

Gooner49

I don’t think Cesc can be arsed with it!

It’s so ridiculous, just a pathertic attempt by Phil-perma-tan-Brown to deflect attention off his teams failings.

I think Cesc is like me, hoping the sunbed lover and his team get sent back down so he won’t have to see him or them for a while!!

C’Mon Newcastle!!!!

May 21, 2009 at 4:07 PM

peter

Cesc is absolute right to remain silent. The burden of proof is on the FA.

It is reportedly a cctv tape capturing activities in the tunnel, where the alleged spitting incident taking place. If the cctv shows no such spitting incident. The 1st charge should collapse immediately.

For the 2nd charge, it is agains the justice to only charge Cesc to have entered the pitch when TV shows there being plenty of non-playing players around Cesc.

May 21, 2009 at 5:21 PM

Zain