'Pedí perdão' Eckert and Southampton await the verdict of the Spygate case
Southampton manager Tonda Eckert is awaiting a hearing from the Football Association over allegations of misconduct in relation to Spygate. In an interview with the BBC, coach and chief executive Phil Parsons commented on next steps, trial calendar and possible penalties.
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Southampton coach Tonda Eckert is awaiting a hearing from the Football Association (FA) over alleged misconduct in what has become known as "Spygate".
The prosecution
FA was prosecuted for misconduct (misconduct charge) against Eckert on account of the episode entitled 'Spygate'. The case was brought by a coach who had been targeted by English football's governing body, and his punishment now depends on the decision of the disciplinary board.
The developments
In conversation with Dan Roan of the BBC, Eckert and manager Phil Parsons talked about what's coming next: a trial calendar and possible consequences for both coach and team.
For Southampton's team, the central question is simple: a lack of coaching on the pitch, if suspended, could directly impact the team's performance in future rounds.
What 's going on now ?
The current moment is to wait. A definição da data da audiência e, depois, o veredito da FA devem encerrar o capítulo. Até lá, o Southampton mantém o discurso institucional de transparência Eckert e Parsons deram suas versões à BBC, e cabe agora a entidade julgar o caso e anunciar qualquer sanção. Until then, Southampton maintains the institutional discourse of transparency.
Where are we ? The "Spygate" case is in the pre-trial phase Accusation confirmed, hearing marked, decision pending.
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Source: BBC Sport Football
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