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    Quote Originally Posted by Farfromtilidie View Post
    But why is this? If a player turns round and punches the opposition player or goes in two footed how long a ban do they get? I seem to remember spitting carries a longer ban but two matches for a deliberate handball or professional foul seems way too harsh
    A straight Red in the English Premiership is an automatic 3 match ban, while a 2-yellow red is a 1 match ban. So Nordeus are being more generous than in real life. Particularly vile acts (Roy Keane trying to break a guy's leg, Suarez biting etc) are treated as special cases and earn longer bans

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pete Cresswell View Post
    A straight Red in the English Premiership is an automatic 3 match ban, while a 2-yellow red is a 1 match ban. So Nordeus are being more generous than in real life. Particularly vile acts (Roy Keane trying to break a guy's leg, Suarez biting etc) are treated as special cases and earn longer bans
    Sorry but that's complete cock. See following extracts from the official FA handbook:

    "A player who is dismissed from the Field of Play for denying a goal or an obvious
    goalscoring opportunity by physical means or by handling the ball, will be suspended
    automatically from all Non-First Team Matches commencing on the 14th day following
    the match in which he was sent off, until such time as THE CLUB has completed one
    match in the competition as decided by The Football Association."

    and

    "E3 CHARGE FOLLOWING A DISMISSAL WHERE STANDARD PUNISHMENT
    CLEARLY INSUFFICIENT
    (a) All players dismissed from the Field of Play shall be subject to at least a one match
    suspension, save only for where a successful claim for wrongful dismissal is brought.
    (b) A Player may be charged by The Association under Rule E3 in relation to certain
    on-field incidents for which the Player was dismissed, pursuant to Regulation 8(i)
    below, where The Association is satisfied that the standard punishment that would
    otherwise apply following the dismissal is clearly insufficient.
    (c) Charges may be brought under this Regulation only for on-field offences which have
    resulted in a sending off under Law 12(1) (violent conduct), Law 12(2) (serious foul
    play) or Law 12(3) (spitting)."