According to the website Totalfootball.am, on May 23 the FFA Executive Committee held a session, the first section of which concerned the incident between the chief trainer of “Ararat” football club Arkady Andreasyan and photojournalist Ashot Arushanyan from Totalfootball.am. The FFA Disciplinary Committee had suggested the Executive Committee to recognize the club’s trainer Arkady Andreasyan as an undesired person in football.
FFA president Ruben Hayrapetyan asked the Executive Committee not to recognize Andreasyan as an undesired person in football and get limited to a warning, as well as to leave in force his disqualification from 10 games and the financial penalty up to 250,000 drams (about $670). The Committee unanimously accepted the proposal.
To recall, on April 23 during the half-time of a football match of the Armenian Premier League “Ararat” – “Pyunik” photojournalist Ashot Arushanyan was beaten by Arkady Andreasyan and his mates.
Source: Totalfootball.am
Translated by JNews.am
According to the website Totalfootball.am, on May 23 the FFA Executive Committee held a session, the first section of which concerned the incident between the chief trainer of “Ararat” football club Arkady Andreasyan and photojournalist Ashot Arushanyan from Totalfootball.am. The FFA Disciplinary Committee had suggested the Executive Committee to recognize the club’s trainer Arkady Andreasyan as an undesired person in football.
FFA president Ruben Hayrapetyan asked the Executive Committee not to recognize Andreasyan as an undesired person in football and get limited to a warning, as well as to leave in force his disqualification from 10 games and the financial penalty up to 250,000 drams (about $670). The Committee unanimously accepted the proposal.
To recall, on April 23 during the half-time of a football match of the Armenian Premier League “Ararat” – “Pyunik” photojournalist Ashot Arushanyan was beaten by Arkady Andreasyan and his mates.
Source: Totalfootball.am
Translated by JNews.am