Moyes charged despite apology from referee  David Moyes David
Moyes has until early October to decide whether to appeal.
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Images/Getty  David Moyes is to face a charge of improper
conduct despite receiving an apology from the referee who sent
him to the stands at Stoke City on Sunday.  The Everton manager
was charged by the Football Association yesterday having been
dismissed by Alan Wiley for contesting a penalty decision. Wiley
refused a spot-kick on the advice of an assistant, who adjudged
that Leon Cort had handled outside his area when television
replays showed the offence occurred inside.  Moyes has since
received a call from Wiley and though he refused to divulge
details, it is understood the official has admitted his error.
However, the FA charge stands and the Everton manager has until
October 2 to decide whether to appeal.  "The FA have to do their
job and I have my job," said Moyes, who is preparing his side to
face Standard Liège in the Uefa