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Argentina coach Diego Maradona has been banned from all football related activity for two months and fined 25, ... consideration the apologies and the sincere remorse shown by Maradona in its decision, which was communicated to him at the end of the meeting.
" ... stronger sanctions would have to be imposed in the future."
Maradona was in person in Zurich on Sunday to receive his punishment ...
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... 't have been more obvious if he caught the ball and threw it in the goal.
Upshot: the hand ball no-call has drawn comparisons to Diego Maradona's "Hand of God" goal against England during the 1986 World Cup.
Both videos after the jump.Thierry Henry, Diego Maradona Forever Linked by 'Hand of God' originally appeared on Back Porch ...
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Fifa’s Disciplinary Committee has given the Argentina coach Diego Maradona a two-month ban “from all football related activity” and a 25,000 Swiss francs (£14,815) fine following his outburst at the end of his side’s World Cup qualifier against Uruguay last month.
source, image via daylife
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Feigning blindness didn’t get him an easy ride…
Diego Maradona’s post-World Cup qualification uber-cussing (”you lot suck my d**k” or “you lot take it up the a**e”, depending on what side of the equator you reside on), has earned him a two month ban and a fine of almost £14,815.
Directed ...
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... in the 2010 finals.
Mascherano, who has 50 caps for his country, played in the vital final qualifiers earlier this month. Diego Maradona's side eventually sealed their World Cup spot ... playing every minute for Argentina before they were knocked out by Germany in the quarter-finals.
Maradona, shortly after being appointed, made Mascherano the national captain a year ago. ...
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... , 2009 to attend a disciplinary hearing. Argentina coach Diego Maradona was banned for two months and fined more than 24,000 U.S ... by FIFA on Sunday for a foul-mouthed rant last month.
Maradona was sanctioned after his outburst in an interview following his team beat Uruguay 1-0 ... about 24,630 dollars) fine on the head coach of Argentina Diego Maradona," a FIFA statement said.
Argentina's ...
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