Fulham's Sascha Riether has become the first gamer to be billed under a new retrospective activity plan.

The defensive gamer, 30, showed up to seal on Birmingham United's Adnan Januzaj in Fulham's 3-1 reduction, but coordinate authorities did not see the occurrence.

Under the new guidelines, a three-man board of former top level referees considered the occurrence and recommended Reither dedicated an act of aggressive perform.Riether has until 1800 GMT on 5 Nov to reply to the cost.

Previously retrospective activity could formerly only be taken when one of the authorities had seen it or in remarkable conditions. Soccer sports.

But the new plan was presented after Wigan's Callum McManaman runaway penalties for a risky deal with on Newcastle defensive gamer Massadio Haidara last season."For an FA cost to adhere to all three board associates must believe the fact it is a sending-off offence," the FA said. "In this example, the board were of the single choice that it was an act of aggressive perform."
 Discussing before being created conscious of the FA cost, U. s. administrator Bob Moyes known as for more security for his 18-year-old winger.Tweeting Sports.

He said: "It is a bad seal and it does look purposeful.

"I do think Adnan is going to need a little bit of security or we are going to discover that he is getting started up and down.