Shaun Rooney: Fleetwood Town defender receives four-match ban for reaction to red card

 

                                                                                                                                 

Fleetwood Town defender Shaun Rooney has been restricted for four matches and fined £1,500 for "inappropriate and compromising" conduct.

Rooney, 26, was shipped off briefly yellow card offense in the Association One apparatus against Sheffield Wednesday on Boxing Day.

He responded by facing Owls administrator Darren Moore and the fourth authority as he advanced off the field.

That brought about an additional charge under FA rule 3.1, which Rooney conceded.

The standard expresses: "A member will consistently act to the greatest advantage of the game and will not act in any way which is ill-advised or brings the game into unsavoriness or utilize any one, or a mix of, savage direct, serious unfairness, undermining, oppressive, obscene or offending words or conduct."

Rooney had given Fleetwood the lead right off the bat in the game, however after Wednesday hit back to go 2-1 in front he got two yellow cards. In the wake of trading words with resistance players as he advanced off the pitch, Rooney set out toward Moore and pushed him prior to being limited by his own training staff.

The boycott implies he will presently miss Fleetwood's FA Cup third-round tie against Sovereigns Park Officers on Saturday, as well as home association games against Oxford Joined together and Portsmouth, and the return with Sheffield Wednesday at Hillsborough.

In the mean time, Fleetwood have declared the marking of midfielder Callum Dolan from Northern Head Association club Warrington Rylands for an undisclosed charge.

The 22-year-old, who has marked a more than long term agreement, has likewise played for Altrincham, Ashton Joined together, Radcliffe and Matlock.