Newcastle's Mike Williamson contests FA conduct charge

 

Mike Williamson
Williamson has picked up two yellow cards in 14 league games this season
Newcastle defender Mike Williamson has denied a charge of violent conduct following an off-the-ball incident with Bolton's Johan Elmander on Saturday.
Williamson appeared to barge into the striker during his team's 5-1 defeat but the incident was missed by referee Howard Webb.
However, the Football Association charged the 27-year-old on Monday.
A commission will hear the case on Wednesday and Williamson faces at least a three-match ban if found guilty.
Under the FA's fast-track regulations, Williamson opted against accepting the standard three-match suspension to contest the charge, although he runs the risk of a possible extended ban.
606: DEBATE
What is concerning me is that this is one of about five incidents off the ball where our players were kicking and pushing people to the ground
Shola Amalegend
Newcastle had Fabricio Coloccini sent off in the same match for elbowing Elmander so any suspension to Williamson would leave them without both regular centre-backs for Sunday's home match against league leaders Chelsea.
In their absence, Sol Campbell could earn a first Premier League start since joining in the summer, while Steven Taylor could also make a first appearance of the season having recovered from injury.

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