TomandJerry
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Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe and his assistant Jason Tindall have both been charged by the Football Association with misconduct.
The charge relates to the 2-2 Championship draw against Sheffield Wednesday on 18 April.
It is alleged Howe's post-match comments constitute improper conduct.
Tindall is accused of using abusive and/or insulting words and/or behaviour towards a match official. The pair have until 18:00 BST on 27 April to respond.
Following the match, Howe claimed there was a conspiracy among referees against striker Callum Wilson.
He believed his side, currently second in the Championship, should have been given a second-half penalty for a foul on Wilson.
After the game, he told BBC Radio Solent: "It looks like the referees have come together to talk about Callum Wilson and said: 'Don't give him any penalties because Bournemouth have had too many this season and we don't want them to have any more.'
The charge relates to the 2-2 Championship draw against Sheffield Wednesday on 18 April.
It is alleged Howe's post-match comments constitute improper conduct.
Tindall is accused of using abusive and/or insulting words and/or behaviour towards a match official. The pair have until 18:00 BST on 27 April to respond.
Following the match, Howe claimed there was a conspiracy among referees against striker Callum Wilson.
He believed his side, currently second in the Championship, should have been given a second-half penalty for a foul on Wilson.
After the game, he told BBC Radio Solent: "It looks like the referees have come together to talk about Callum Wilson and said: 'Don't give him any penalties because Bournemouth have had too many this season and we don't want them to have any more.'