Fulham boss Chris Coleman says the FA is wrong to charge West Ham’s Alan Pardew and Arsenal’ Wenger over their clash at West Ham this week.
He said: ‘Fans want their managers to show passion.
‘It would be impossible for me not to celebrate a goal. I’ve found myself standing three yards on to the pitch after we have scored and could not even tell you how I got there.
‘What we saw at West Ham was a manager who was under pressure and another who was disappointed that a couple of decisions didn’t go his way. It was understandable.’
Coleman said that Manchester United chief Alex Ferguson was the one boss he would not like to upset.
He said: ‘The hardest manager in the Premiership? There is only one hard man – and he’s a Scot.’
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