F.A to look at Keown video... and then they'll charge him.

I say "senseless" not because the despicable diving Dutchman didn't deserve a ringht-hander, but because it was obvious that in such a high-profile game the T.V camera's would pick it up.

Keown has apparently apologised to his manager, who said:

"I fear a charge. If he is charged we will defend him. He said sorry to me this morn ing. He said it was a bad reaction. Martin has a fair attitude."

All of this begs the question: "Why wasn't the Dutchman hauled up in front of the F.A. for his assault on Freddie Ljungberg in May?" - and we all know the answer, don't we?