Bournemouth goalkeeping coach fined after admitting improper conduct
Bournemouth goalkeeping coach Neil Moss has been fined £1,150 by the Football Association after admitting using foul language during last month’s 3-0 Premier League defeat at Burnley.
Moss accepted the FA’s charge of improper conduct, having been sent to the stands by referee Mike Dean in the second half of the Cherries’ hefty loss at Turf Moor.
“AFC Bournemouth coach Neil Moss has been fined by the FA for a breach of FA rule E3,” a Bournemouth statement read.
“Moss admitted that his language/behaviour in the 61st minute of the Premier League fixture with Burnley on Saturday, February 22, 2020 amounted to improper conduct and has received a fine of £1,150.”
Bournemouth saw two goals ruled out by the Video Assistant Referee during the match, the second after defender Adam Smith had handled inside his own area in the build-up, with Burnley scoring from the resulting penalty.
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