dirkey
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As I mentioned in the post you quoted, no matter what player it was, I would say he deserved a ban. If he really needed to spit, and wasn't spitting at the opponent, he'd have waited the further 3 seconds to turn around and spit on the ground.Thousands of football players spit on the ground. At best, he's being extremely ignorant while spitting so closely to an opposing player and he can cop a fine if the FA thinks so. What will you say if it happened with De Gea and he claims that he didn't spit at the opponent?
As it was, he quite blatantly spat right in the direction of the player who was getting to his feet from below him. Can't be more conclusive, deserves whatever ban he will rightfully get.