Manchester City boss Mark Hughes has been asked by the FA to
explain his comments after Craig Bellamy's dismissal in the draw at
Bolton.
Bellamy collected two yellow cards in the second half of the
3-3 draw, the first for dissent and the second for a supposed dive,
although replays suggested the City striker was fouled.
Hughes later claimed that referee Mark Clattenburg had joked
that he did not like the Welshman at half-time.
"I don't appreciate when the referees coming out for the
second half start making comment about who they do or do not like
in my team," Hughes said.
"They might be having a laugh and a joke. I have to be
careful here as we are talking about integrity."
Hughes has until December 22 to respond to the FA's letter
regarding his comments about Bellamy's dismissal.
