FA Charged Jose Mourinho For Improper Conduct.

The London base man - Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho was charged with improper convinency by the Football Association on Wednesday after being sent to the stands during the English Premiership leaders' shock defeat by Aston Villa a week ago.

The Chelsea boss Mourinho was vanished by referee Chris Foy after steping on to the pitch at Villa Park on Saturday following a red card to Chelsea midfielder Ramires which led to the charge of the manager.


The English football's governing body made a short statement, Dictating that "It is alleged the Chelsea manager's behaviour in re-entering the field of play in or around the 90th minute of the fixture and approaching the match referee fail to improper control."

However, Jose Mourinho has been quiet until nextweek Monday before respond to the charge.

FA rules state that managers must not leave the technical area during the course of the match.

However, after Saturday's fixture Mourinho said several people had left the touchline to go on the pitch.

Jose reported "I was two-three metres inside the pitch or four-five metres, but there was like 10 persons there. It was me, my two assistants, (Villa boss) Paul Lambert, Paul's assistants,".

"And there was (Gabriel) Agbonlahor, who came in and made an aggression on Ramires from behind.

"So if I was sent off because I was on the pitch, I ask why not the others, especially one player that made an aggression on another one, Agbonlahor on Ramires?"

Meanwhile, The Chelsea boss was sent out after Ramires' red card for a studs-up challenge on Karim El Ahmadi.
But was yet to respond to the charge.
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