Shamrock Rovers manager Stephen Bradley hit with fresh two-game ban over walkie-talkie use
The Shamrock Rovers manager won't be in the dugout for the key league games away to Drogheda and Dundalk
Shamrock Rovers boss Stephen Bradley has been hit with a further two game ban.
The FAI today slapped the Hoops manager with the sanction for “breaching the terms of suspension” arising from last weekend’s win over Shelbourne.
Bradley was in the stands at Tallaght Stadium while serving a one-match ban for comments he made about referee Damien MacGraith.
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Under the terms of that punishment, he was not allowed to have contact with assistant manager Glenn Cronin, or anyone else in the dugout.
But during the televised game, Bradley was pictured using a walkie-talkie and the FAI has ruled that he breached the terms of that suspension.
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Hit with a further two games, Bradley won’t be in the dugout for the crunch league games away to Drogheda United and Dundalk on October 18 and 27.
The title-chasing Hoops have a Europa Conference League game away to Larne in Belfast sandwiched in between, on October 24. But Bradley is clear to take his place in the dugout at Windsor Park.
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