Hatters boss in the dock with FA

19 March 2009 02:38
The Hatters boss has already pleaded guilty to misconduct following comments he made to and about referee Trevor Kettle following the 3-3 draw with Bradford on January 24. Harford claimed that Kettle "shouldn't be refereeing at this level," and will now have a personal hearing on March 23. Nicholls has been charged with inciting the crowd following the final whistle of that game, a charge he denies, and is to have his hearing held in the same week.

Source: Team_Talk

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