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United boss accepts misconduct charge

MANCHESTER UNITED manager Alex Ferguson has accepted a charge of improper conduct following his comments about the fitness of referee Alan Wiley.

Wed, 28 Oct, 2009 - 00:00

Ferguson, who criticised Wiley following his team’s match with Sunderland on October 3, has requested a personal hearing.

The date for that has yet to be decided by the FA.

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