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Six Match Ban For Pablo?
By Aston March 25 2008
Town striker Pablo Counago could face a six match ban if he is found guilty of spitting at Scunthorpe's Andy Butler.
Pablo, who denies spitting at Butler will already serve a three match ban for making contact with Scunthorpe's Jack Cork but it could be extended to six games if it is proven he spat at Butler.

A spokesman for The FA said: "There is nothing from preventing us further charging Counago for that incident if we felt it was necessary.

"We will wait to see what is in the referee's report and any video evidence that is available.

"An offence of spitting carries a penalty of a three-match suspension."

Source: EADT

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25 Mar, 2008 19:29 Report
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Re: Six Match Ban For Pablo?
The intresting thing about this is we haven't heard from the player who was/wasn't spat at.

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