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<SPAN class=titolo>Luton And QPR Charged After Fracas </SPAN>
<SPAN class=titolo></SPAN><SPAN class=sommario>Championship sides Luton Town and Queen's Park Rangers have both been charged by the Football Association with "failing to ensure that their players conducted themselves in an orderly fashion." </SPAN>
<DIV class=articoloTesto><DIV class=articoloFoto><DIV class=banner300><SCRIPT language=JavaScript></SCRIPT><SCRIPT src="http://goal.adbureau.net/jserver/acc_random=22424124/SITE=EN.GOAL/AREA=2L/LANG=EN/AAMSZ=300x250/pageid=40265070"></SCRIPT></DIV></DIV><P nd="1">The charge follows a melee during Tuesday night's FA Cup Third Round replay, which Luton Town won 1-0. QPR's Stefan Bailey was sent off for a reckless challenge on Luton's Ahmet Brkovic, and it sparked a free-for-all. <P nd="2">Both clubs have until 12th February to respond to the charge. <P nd="3">Bailey has already admitted a charge of improper conduct and has a personal hearing on 13th February. <P nd="4">Th match referee, Michael Jones, was left holding his nose in pain after Bailey and Damion Stewart disputed his decision, though it is not believed that he was intentionally struck by the Rangers players. <P nd="5">Luton resume their FA Cup campaign today with the visit of Premiership side Blackburn Rovers, the club that Hatters manager Mike Newell served for five-and-a-half years as a player from 1991 to 1996, and with whom he won the Premiership title in 1995. </DIV>
<SPAN class=titolo></SPAN><SPAN class=sommario>Championship sides Luton Town and Queen's Park Rangers have both been charged by the Football Association with "failing to ensure that their players conducted themselves in an orderly fashion." </SPAN>
<DIV class=articoloTesto><DIV class=articoloFoto><DIV class=banner300><SCRIPT language=JavaScript></SCRIPT><SCRIPT src="http://goal.adbureau.net/jserver/acc_random=22424124/SITE=EN.GOAL/AREA=2L/LANG=EN/AAMSZ=300x250/pageid=40265070"></SCRIPT></DIV></DIV><P nd="1">The charge follows a melee during Tuesday night's FA Cup Third Round replay, which Luton Town won 1-0. QPR's Stefan Bailey was sent off for a reckless challenge on Luton's Ahmet Brkovic, and it sparked a free-for-all. <P nd="2">Both clubs have until 12th February to respond to the charge. <P nd="3">Bailey has already admitted a charge of improper conduct and has a personal hearing on 13th February. <P nd="4">Th match referee, Michael Jones, was left holding his nose in pain after Bailey and Damion Stewart disputed his decision, though it is not believed that he was intentionally struck by the Rangers players. <P nd="5">Luton resume their FA Cup campaign today with the visit of Premiership side Blackburn Rovers, the club that Hatters manager Mike Newell served for five-and-a-half years as a player from 1991 to 1996, and with whom he won the Premiership title in 1995. </DIV>
