Goes from bad to worse for Sam Allardyce. Following being caught on video by an undercover sting about his dodgy dealings, he now faces a lengthy ban from football.
On Tuesday, after much deliberation by the FA, they proceeded to relieve Allardyce of his England duties after just 67 days in the role. While he awaits on a potential FA charge, such charge could also prompt a ban for the 61-year-old manager, according to the Daily Mail.
Before the FA impose any disciplinary action, they'll wait for the police investigation into the shocking revelations. FA Chief executive Martin Glenn was on hand to address the situation, saying;
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"It is realistic he could be charged. The Telegraph are releasing the full transcripts to the police, which is what has to happen, and once we get full access to them we'll pass them to our integrity unit."
Continuing to add; "The decision will be based on the merits of the evidence. You could guess that bringing the game into disrepute might be a possible charge. The punishment could range from a fine to a ban."
Sounds like Allardyce could be in more trouble. Harsh or fair? Let us know in the comments section below.
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