Adrian Siemieniec Disqualified. The League Commission Announced the Decision.
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The League Commission has announced its decision in the case of Jagiellonia's coach, Adrian Siemieniec. The Pride of Podlasie coach was suspended for six matches and fined a whopping 100,000 złoty for attempting to contact referees. However, the disciplinary body's ruling is highly controversial – in the eyes of many fans, it is drastically harsh, especially when compared to the scandalous behavior and impunity of the Polish Football Association…
The League Committee has decided to impose disciplinary penalties on coach Adrian Siemieniec and referees Arkadiusz K. Wójcik and Paweł Raczkowski. The case concerns prohibited contact before a match in the 33rd round of the Ekstraklasa and violations of regulations applicable to coaches and referees.
Jagiellonia Białystok coach Adrian Siemieniec has been banned for six Ekstraklasa matches for illegal contact with referees last season. Assistant referee Arkadiusz Kamil Wójcik has been banned for two years, and referee Paweł Raczkowski will pay a fine.
The League Committee has decided to impose disciplinary penalties for violations of the Referee Convention and the Polish Football Association's Coaching Convention. An official statement regarding Adrian Siemieniec and referees Arkadiusz K. Wójcik and Paweł Raczkowski was published on Friday.
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