FA continuing Ferdinand inquest

The Football Association today revealed they were continuing to sift through documents before deciding what charge to bring against Rio Ferdinand.

Thu, 23 Oct, 2003 - 11:27

The Football Association today revealed they were continuing to sift through documents before deciding what charge to bring against Rio Ferdinand.

The Manchester United defender could face a lengthy ban and fine after failing to take a drugs test.

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