Mourinho, Ramires In Trouble In England

Coach Jose Mourinho and two other staff of Chelsea Football Club have been charged by the Football Association in England following the club's 2-1 loss to Sunderland.

Others facing FA's misconduct charge are Assistant manager, Rui Faria and their Brazilian midfielder Ramires.

While Mourinho's offence is because of the comments he madeafter the Sunderland match at Stamford Bridge, Ramires has been charged because of an off-the-ball incident he had with a player of Sunderland.
Faria was charged with two counts of misconduct that include the use of abusive words against the match officials
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* Jose Mourinho, left, and another Chelsea official, middle, try to handle Faria during Sunderland match
It could be recalled that Mourinho refused to take questions after the Sunderland defeat that ended his unbeaten Premier League home record as Chelsea manager.

After the match, he described the performance of the centre referee, Mide Dean as "unbelievable", and Mike Riley, head of refereeing body Professional Game Match Officials Limited, in a television interview.
The FA alleges that his comments call into question the integrity of Dean and/or Riley and/or bring the game into disrepute.
While Mourinho has until 18:00 BST on Monday to respond to the charge, Ramires has until 18:00 on Thursday to respond to the charge.
Faria has until 18:00 on Monday to respond to his misconduct charge.