Cardiff City defender Sol Bamba charged by the FA after he went ballistic at being sent off and then pushed manager Neil Warnock
SOL BAMBA was hit with an FA charge for the meltdown that saw him push his own boss Neil Warnock.
The Cardiff defender, 31, got sent off after reacting angrily to a tackle by Ipswich’s Jonathan Douglas in Saturday’s 1-1 draw at Portman Road.
Sol Bamba has been charged by the FAReutersSol Bamba lost his head in the match against Ipswich last weekendReutersWest Brom and Watford have been fined for failing to control their playersReuters
Bamba jabbed a finger at the fourth official before rowing with Warnock.
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WATFORD and West Brom have been fined £45,000 for failing to control their players.
James McClean lost his temper in the match against WatfordReuters
Hornets’ Roberto Pereyra sparked a melee, and was sent off, as he reacted to James McClean’s tackle on December 3.
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