GR 2.05pm: Wayne Rooney's use of the "F" word to a referee was positively mild-mannered compared to what he might have got: "I'm sure he's said a lot worse" says Rio Ferdinand, joining the debate – "I don't see Wazza having a problem disciplinary-wise at the World Cup".
Sharp did not bring his laptop to his post-match press conference, probably a wise decision as he is still the subject of a disciplinary investigation for doing so after the cup tie.
McDermid always denied the charges Wise made against him, and after a personal hearing the FA's disciplinary committee found him not guilty.
The producers soft-pedal the Asian meditations with regular glimpses of hard bodies; the WB network is wise to the devices that can make a remote-clenching adolescent sit through all the disciplinary poetry.
Wildwood takes disciplinary action.
Most of the cases brought by Mr. Wise and his office were ultimately dismissed by the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct, which retains the power to formally charge lawmakers with wrongdoing and recommend disciplinary action.
Those soldiers face disciplinary action.
Disciplinary action will be taken.
No disciplinary action was taken.
Violators may face disciplinary action.
He faces a disciplinary hearing.
