English footballs authorities aim to reset the attitude from players and managers towards officials in the coming season . Serious and repeat offenders can expect to face increased financial penalties . Managers can also expect to be punished if they leave the technical area on the touchline to confront any match official at halftime or fulltime .
Off the field clubs in the Premier League and the Football League will seek stronger sanctions against fans found to be involved in football tragedy abuse such as chanting about the Hillsborough or Munich disasters . Football has the power to unite and inspire all those that play and watch the game, FA chief executive Mark Bullingham said.
Incidents such as dangerous conduct discrimination and chanting about footballrelated tragedies have no place in our game and can lead to football bans and potential criminal action, Bullingham says . The new measures have been introduced to ensure that the line is not crossed when it comes to onfield and technical area behaviour.
We want players managers and fans to continue showing their passion but these new measures are not crossed, said Premier League chief executive Richard Masters. The Premier League Chief Executive Richard Masters . The league campaign kicks off on August 31, 2014.
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