Omg wow seven matches without playtime what a bummer lololol for Ollie Clarke 
guess he really didn't think that through. I mean, who touches another guy's private parts on the field? 
it's not like he was trying to get under someone's skin or anything... but at the same time, 37 minutes of separate incidents is kinda sus. Like, what even happened in between those two plays 
. I feel for Swindon Town tho, they're probably gonna have to swallow this one hard 
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guess he really didn't think that through. I mean, who touches another guy's private parts on the field? it's not like he was trying to get under someone's skin or anything... but at the same time, 37 minutes of separate incidents is kinda sus. Like, what even happened in between those two plays . I feel for Swindon Town tho, they're probably gonna have to swallow this one hard .
It's just one of those situations where it feels like the FA is trying to send a message, but maybe they should be focusing on education rather than punishment. And £2,750 is a pretty hefty fine too - I hope Ollie can afford it 
The FA's decision on Ollie Clarke seems a bit extreme to me. I mean, the guy admitted to doing it unintentionally but still got a 7-match ban? 
It just doesn't add up. If he really meant to touch their privates, wouldn't that be a more serious crime? 
And if he didn't, then how did he do it in the first place? 
I guess you can't deny that Clarke's actions were wrong, but this punishment seems harsh. Maybe they should've just given him a 2-match ban instead? 
oliver clark should've known better than to mess with people like that 
i feel bad for the guy who got hit but at same time you cant just go around touching ppl like that in game its not funny anymore 
the fa has to do better then just saying "it was accidental" and expect us to believe that 