Ivan Toney ‘concerned’ about FA disciplinary process after speculation over ban
Brentford striker Ivan Toney says speculation relating to his impending disciplinary hearing on gambling-related charges has left him concerned about the process.
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Brentford's Toney seeks FA leak inquiry over ban reports
Brentford striker Ivan Toney has requested England's Football Association (FA) conduct a leak inquiry following British media reports about a confidential hearing into his alleged breaches of betting rules and the possible ban he faces.
Toney 'concerned' over FA disciplinary process amid speculation on gambling ban
Brentford striker Ivan Toney says speculation relating to his impending disciplinary hearing on gambling-related charges has left him concerned about the process. Toney is reported to be facing a ban of up to six months after being charged with a total of 262 breaches of the Football Association's gambling laws that date back to 2017. But Toney has hit out at the governing body over what he perceives to be potential lapses of confidentiality as he prepares to argue his case. Toney wrote on his Instagram stories: "I was shocked and disappointed to see press speculation yesterday and today about the FA investigation process concerning me after I have been told by the FA that it is a confidential process until any decision has been made. "It is especially disturbing for me to read that the FA is saying I shall be banned from football for six months before there has even been a hearing, and it does make me worried about the process. "My lawyers will be writing to the FA to request that they conduct a leak inquiry as this is the second time stories have appeared in the newspapers - the last time was just before the selection of the England World Cup squad. "As I continue to be told the investigation is mean to be confidential, I am unable to provide any further comment. I shall continue to concentrate on my football."
Spurs call for action after 'reprehensible' online racist abuse of Son
Tottenham Hotspur have called on social media companies to take action after forward Son Heung-min was subjected to "utterly reprehensible" online racist abuse during Sunday's 2-0 Premier League win over West Ham United.
Janelt the hero as Brentford snatch 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace
LONDON :Brentford substitute Vitaly Janelt headed the equaliser deep into stoppage time to clinch a point for his side in a 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace after a tight, tense Premier League encounter at the Community Stadium on Saturday.
Lee Mason leaves PGMOL after Arsenal mistake allows Man City to go top of the Premier League
Professional Game Match Officials Ltd (PGMOL) has confirmed that VAR official Lee Mason has left the organisation after a potentially season-defining mistake in Arsenal's draw against Brentford.
Lee Mason leaves PGMOL after VAR error
Video assistant referee Lee Mason has left Professional Game Match Officials Limited [PGMOL] by mutual consent and will no longer officiate on Premier League games.
Mason leaves referees' body after VAR error in Arsenal game
Lee Mason has left the referees' body PGMOL by mutual agreement after making a mistake as the Video Assistant Referee in last weekend's 1-1 Premier League draw between Arsenal and Brentford, Professional Game Match Officials Limited said on Friday.