A West Ham United fan invades the pitch during the Carling Cup tie against Millwall.
The FA had planned to make their announcement on Wednesday, but were held up by the delay in receiving the final witness statements and closing off a complex list of enquiries.
FA sources informed ESPN Soccernet that the organisation's governance compliance team viewed footage from 47 CCTV cameras and sifted through all the relevant paper work in a meticulous fashion to ensure that any charges brought will stick when it comes to a Commission.
As well as fines, West Ham face having their Upton Park ground closed for one match.
Both clubs are sure to receive suspended sentences of the severest kind, which might even include the docking of points if any such crowd disturbances are repeated.
The FA are in determined mood to send out the right messages and to bring into effect punishments that will act as a deterrent.
With the FA's 2018 World Cup bid at stake, the game's governing body has no intention of failing to make a stand against violence and hooliganism.
Why do we get charged? It was their home game? They fucked up the ticket thing?! When we play at home and there,s crowd trouble (Liverpool at home) we are the only ones that get punnished,now when we,re playing away we will also get punnished??!!
FA=Mafia
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