FA reject Bury appeal

Bury’s appeal against their expulsion from the FA Cup has been rejected by the Football Association.

Thu, 28 Dec, 2006 - 16:29

Bury’s appeal against their expulsion from the FA Cup has been rejected by the Football Association.

The Shakers were thrown out of the tournament after fielding on-loan Hartlepool’s Stephen Turnbull in the 3-1 second round replay win over Chester despite the midfielder being ineligible.

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