V-sign Cole facing FA rap
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ASHLEY COLE is facing an FA charge after his V-sign at Arsenal fans.
The Gunners regained top spot with a gritty display.
But FA chiefs will study video of the incident where ChelseaÂ’s full-back made the gesture on his first return to his old club.
Cole reacted to a section of the Emirates where home fans were chanting at him.
The ex-Arsenal favourite was abused throughout the match. He was then involved in a bust-up with midfielder Cesc Fabregas in injury-time, which saw him raise his arm after the Gunners star chopped him down.
Cole had already been booked and was lucky to escape a red card.
Fabregas did receive a yellow card. It was a messy end to a match won by former Chelsea man William Gallas.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger said: It was the perfect response to Manchester UnitedÂ’s win.
The three points were deserved and reflect our spirit. WeÂ’re confident we can win the title.
The belief is there but I prefer it remains a four-horse race. It makes it more interesting.
We showed today that we can fight when we need to as well as play good football. -
V means wat ?
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i think hes saying,
im a virgin?
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remember.. when in a few places like the UK or Australia, you want to show a V-for-Victory or Peace sign or indicate Two, palm facing out..
what the A-Cole did was the same as flipping the bird at someone.. or showing your middle finger.. -
wad deOriginally posted by the Bear:remember.. when in a few places like the UK or Australia, you want to show a V-for-Victory or Peace sign or indicate Two, palm facing out..
what the A-Cole did was the same as flipping the bird at someone.. or showing your middle finger..
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v for vendatta?
he deserve a ban... -
want to show the middle finger oso need to put V -
ppl happy happy just show a 'v' sign mah. Cannot blame.
Cole to discover V-sign fate
Ashley Cole is likely to find out on Wednesday if he faces a Football Association charge for aiming a two-finger salute at Arsenal fans.
The FA have confirmed they are examining all available evidence before deciding whether to take disciplinary action over Sunday's alleged incident.
Photographs appeared to show Chelsea defender Cole making the gesture after the final whistle of his side's 1-0 Premier League defeat at Emirates Stadium.
Referee Alan Wiley did not include the incident in his post-match report so the FA turned to other evidence, including photographic and video material.
Chelsea boss Avram Grant does not feel his player has done anything worthy of punishment.
Incident
"I don't think he made that reaction," said Grant.
Cole was also involved in an ugly incident at the final whistle on Sunday, grabbing Cesc Fabregas after being the victim of a late challenge by the Arsenal midfielder.
Fabregas picked up a yellow card - one of nine during Arsenal's win - but Cole was not cautioned by Wiley.
Sunday's game was the first time the England defender has returned to the home of his former club. -
Why must show V sign?? why dun just show the middle finger? scary c-unt cat.
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v sign got history one
if im not wrong
V sign involves the index n mid finger n sometimes the thumb
these fingers r v essential to crossbowers during dunno wat war
between dunno who, france or britain...
n dunno which side's crossbowers are superior
when the inferior side caught the superior side' crossbowers
they will chop off their fingers
V sign is far more discriminating than the middle finger
well, google it...
enjoy
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Originally posted by turbo_drift:
seem like wiley is a kayu referee who tend to bias toward chelsea.
ppl happy happy just show a 'v' sign mah. Cannot blame.
[b]Cole to discover V-sign fate
Ashley Cole is likely to find out on Wednesday if he faces a Football Association charge for aiming a two-finger salute at Arsenal fans.
The FA have confirmed they are examining all available evidence before deciding whether to take disciplinary action over Sunday's alleged incident.
Photographs appeared to show Chelsea defender Cole making the gesture after the final whistle of his side's 1-0 Premier League defeat at Emirates Stadium.
Referee Alan Wiley did not include the incident in his post-match report so the FA turned to other evidence, including photographic and video material.
Chelsea boss Avram Grant does not feel his player has done anything worthy of punishment.
Incident
"I don't think he made that reaction," said Grant.
Cole was also involved in an ugly incident at the final whistle on Sunday, grabbing Cesc Fabregas after being the victim of a late challenge by the Arsenal midfielder.
Fabregas picked up a yellow card - one of nine during Arsenal's win - but Cole was not cautioned by Wiley.
Sunday's game was the first time the England defender has returned to the home of his former club.[/b]
hope cashley is punished for his improper behaviour.
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if im the FA...ill smash the cashley like how my teeth smash the cashew nut in my mouth.