The Newcastle wizard, Jason Tindall, was confronted by three members of Aston Villa's staff during his boxing day match, since the Soccer Association published details of a fight of 20 men in the part -time.
Both Newcastle and Aston Villa last month accepted the charges of non -compliance to ensure that their players and occupants of the technical area did not behave inadequately and provocatively in the tunnel area at the midst of the game.
Aston Villa received a fine of £ 30,000 and warned of the incident, while Newcastle was beaten with a sanction of £ 20,000 after accepting the charges.
Villa Victor Manas analyst received a two -party land prohibition and a fine of £ 4,000 after accepting a position, but Newcastle Tindall assistant was driven in an inadequate manner during an incident in part time in the party.
Newcastle had won a 3-0 victory over Aston Villa, who saw striker Jhon Duran sent for a stamp in Fabian Schar in the 32 minutes of the game.
According to the reports, Manas had shouted at the referee Anthony Taylor in protest of the red card in part time.
Newcastle's assistant coach Jason Tindall, on the left, fueled the tensions of relieving Aston Villa Mangger Unai Emery before the tunnel melee halftime on boxing day
Tensions had been raised after Aston Villa saw Jhon Duran sent in the first half
Tindall was authorized of behavior inadequate by FA, with details of a fight of 20 men during the half -time of the game in December
Aston Villa and Tindall analyst were later sent by Taylor after the fourth official reported that the former had caused a confrontation by “shouting aggressively towards Mr. Tindall, which later caused an aggressive verbal altercation.”
According to reports, this caused an additional altercation that involved 20 players and personnel.
'I witnessed Mr. Victor Manas, an analyst at Aston Villa, I shouted aggressively and acted conflicting in the direction of Mr. Jason Tindall, Newcastle manager assistant. Mr. Tindall was placed at the top of the tunnel up the stairs and reacted confrontation with Verbals back to Mr. Manas, 'said the fourth official report.
'Then, at the top of the stairs, I saw Mr. Tindall face face to face with Mr. Unai Emery, the chief coach of Aston Villa, as a result of this verbal confrontation between Mr. Manas and Mr. Tindall From that point, the mass confrontation occurred at the top of the stairs and in the area outside the changing rooms.
'When I reached the top of the stairs, there were approximately 20 men involved. I witnessed Mr. Tindall being restricted by some Newcastle colleagues, acting clearly in an aggressive and confrontational way.
In his evidence, Aston Villa complained that Tindall 'on 3 or 4 was giving the finger to' shut up 'our chief coach Unai Emery, in a very disrespectful and antagonizing way.'
The club also claimed that a Mecastle staff member pushed its Damian Vidagany soccer operations director in the back, which made him lose his balance and fall.
Aston Villa also included a new complaint that Tindall 'in the 85th minute reappeared inside the tunnel with a WHAM jumper joking with other Newcastle United personnel members. Then he went back into the field to celebrate his victory and was again involved in a tense exchange of words with our assistant chief coach.
Duran had been sent for a Newcastle Fabian Scharian seal during the first half
Aston Villa complained about Tindall 'Shushing' Emery during the first half, as well as to use a WHAM jumper in the game after being sent to part time
His submission also claimed that Tindall 'showed this type of behavior last season in our game in Villa Park. “
Newcastle's presentation declared that Manas faced Jason Tindall aggressively and began shouting at him. Jason Tindall verbally responded to Victor Manas.
'Unai Emery, Aston Villa's manager, faced JT when they kite him and shout from a proximity. Edward Howe, the club -headed coach, placed between EU and JT.
Newcastle states that Vidagany 'intensified the incident by sustaining the arms to prevent those who already gathered in the tunnel area progressing the locker room. This resulted in a large number of people gathered in a small space.
'By undertaking this act, DV was walking back and fell to the stairs, which led to changing rooms. DV was not injured, but this made him act more aggressively and intensified the situation even more.
Newcastle said Leon Bailey de Aston Villa also faced the Manager Howe during the part -time incident.
At his personal audience, Tindall declared that he was in the “total control of his emotions and said he was trying to return to the locker room after being” antagonized by three members of the AVFC staff “, including Manas and Unai Emery.
Tindall said Manas had told him that “he showed a little respect” and “lose his finger” in response to put his finger on his lips in the first half, with Newcastle's assistant stating that he told him to “shut up” answer .
He claimed that Emery was “trying to antagonize me” after Aston Villa chief approached him, with Tindall admitting to say “What is your problem?” or 'What is your damn problem?' In response.
Video evidence had shown Tindall trying to return to the locker room, but no image showed the events outside in the lobby, where it was said that the vision of the fourth official of his alleged inadequate behavior occurred.
Tindall said that he had been provoked halfway by three members of Aston Villa personnel, including Emery
Newcastle also presented that Eddie Howe had been confronted by Leon Bailey de Aston Villa in half a time
The Commission concluded that “given the level of provocation that had received three members of the AVFC personnel in the passage, including the provocation of EU, the manager of the opposing team, JT had acted in a remarkably calm and controlled way.”
'Although there was clearly some verbal exchange, JT seemed to simply trying to walk back to the NUFC wardrobe.
“The Commission took into consideration the controlled and restricted previous behavior of JT in the passage when evaluating how JT could have acted in the lobby.”
As a result, the commission determined that Tindall's actions were not inadequate and considered that the position was not proven.