Gunners consider appeal

Arsenal are considering an appeal after feeling the full wrath of the Football Association following the ugly scenes at the end of their match with Manchester United.

Gunners consider appeal
Fri, 31 Oct, 2003 - 08:39

Arsenal are considering an appeal after feeling the full wrath of the Football Association following the ugly scenes at the end of their match with Manchester United.

Lauren and Martin Keown were hit by four and three-game suspensions respectively for their part in the melee at the end of their goalless draw at Old Trafford on September 21.

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