Arsenal who charged FA for players gathering around Michael Oliver after Lewis-Skelly Red Card

Arsenal accused Football Association of the angry reaction of his players of rejecting the young full back of Myles Lewis-Skelly in Wolves on Saturday.

Lewis-Skelly was discharged shortly before the half in Molineux for launching Matt Doherty, while the wolves full Bek took the ball out of their own penalty area.

Referee Michael Oliver thought it was a ‘serious light game’ – and Var Darren England decided not to send him to the monitor on his side for a second look. The red card was later abolished in the appeal.

The Arsenal players visibly made it angry with Oliver’s decision and gathered around the officer to claim their case, which FA muffled.

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The statement was: “Arsenal FC was charged after his players surrounded the match officer during his premiere league against Wolverhampton Wanderers FC on Saturday, January 25th.

“The club reportedly failed to ensure that its players are not behaving in an inappropriate way about the 43th minute. Arsenal FC has to give an answer until Monday, February 3rd.”

Neville impressed with Arteta

Arsenal chief Mikel Arteta was that he “cast” because of the decision after the game and was Today he was accused by Sky Pundit Gary Neville of encouraging charges of participating against Topnik.

Neville said to the football podcast: “They (arsenal fans) use language such as corruption, which means they think he has been paid and redeemed – which is obviously not the case.

“We (in Manchester United) We lived in a club that created a siege mentality of judges. Arsenal does this and a little – there is no doubt that what Arsenal did was light the situation after the game, and not calm it, they did it for 12 months – but We can’t say the locker room we did.

“The difference is now with social media. When we played at the time and did similar things to the judges, we did not turn on what would be the case of corruption on social media.

“Now you have the wrath of Arsenal, who comes from players and Mikel Arteta, and distinguished fans. Now you have a wave of social media that goes toward (allegations) corruption and cheating. In our day we couldn’t have so much influence – they were all at home without a phone and they didn’t have Twitter. “

Oliver received police protection in his home after a game on Saturday after the net threats for him and his family.