 Hughes is serving a touchline ban for a previous misdemeanour |
Falkirk manager John Hughes escaped his latest brush with the Scottish Football Association unpunished, despite his criticism of refereeing standards. Hughes, currently serving a four-match touchline ban, said he could put a DVD together of "big decisions" which had gone against his team.
He made the claim after Scott Arfield was sent off last month.
"Mr Hughes was severely censured and warned as to his future conduct," said a spokesman for the SFA.
"John Hughes made an appearance and was found to be in breach of rule 123 - bringing the game into disrepute.
"This relates to comments made after the Falkirk v Aberdeen match on 5 January 2008."
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