By Andrew Kennedy
18 May 2011 18:44:00
Tony Pulis, Stoke City v Fulham (Getty Images)
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Stoke City boss Tony Pulis has been warned by the FA for improper conduct following his comments made prior to his side’s semi-final clash against Bolton Wanderers in April.
Pulis’ charge echoes the one received by Sir Alex Ferguson and Carlo Ancelotti in recent days, with the duo both warned for their remarks about Howard Webb.
And while the 57-year-old’s words on Webb were similarly positive, the FA regulatory commission deems commenting on referees prior to the game as improper.
A statement on the FA’s official website said: “The FA has today warned Tony Pulis as to his future conduct.
“The Stoke City manager’s warning relates to his pre-match media comments prior to the FA Cup semi-final against Bolton Wanderers on April 17.”
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Stoke City manager Tony Pulis warned by FA over improper conduct
