Three-match touchline ban for Fleetwood boss Wild
Pete Wild has won six of his 15 matches in charge of Fleetwood since replacing Charlie Adam in December
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Fleetwood Town boss Pete Wild has been given a three-match touchline ban by the Football Association for misconduct.
The 42-year-old admitted a charge of acting in improper manner but denied the use of threatening words/and or behaviour towards a match official that saw him sent off around half-time in the defeat at Grimsby on 22 February.
The regulatory commission found the charge proven in its entirety and imposed the ban alongside a £1,350 fine.
Fleetwood are 12th in League Two and host Port Vale on Saturday.
Wild will also miss matches against Colchester United and Tranmere Rovers.