Gunners consider FA fine appeal

Arsenal are to consider launching an appeal after being found guilty of dealing with an unregistered agent by the Football Association.

Mon, 24 Jan, 2005 - 17:38

Arsenal are to consider launching an appeal after being found guilty of dealing with an unregistered agent by the Football Association.

The Barclays Premiership champions were fined £10,000 (€14,400) by the FA and handed a suspended transfer ban for negotiating with an unlicensed individual from Dutch company Foursports.

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