Questions over length of Terry ban  John Terry has been handed a
four-match ban for racially abusing QPR's Anton Ferdinand but
the length of the suspension has already been questioned.  The
Chelsea skipper had denied the charge but an FA independent
regulatory commission ruled he was guilty of misconduct during
the Barclays Premier League defeat at QPR on October 23 last
year. He was also fined £220,000, thought to be just over a
week's wages.  Terry, 31, is considering an appeal, meanwhile
questions have been asked why the ban imposed was only half the
length of Liverpool's Luis Suarez, who served an eight-match
suspension for racially abusing Manchester United's Patrice
Evra.  Senior figures in football's anti-racism movements have
privately queried the difference, but are unlikely to speak
publicly until the appeals process is completed.  Joey Barton
has also criticised the decision as "a shambles" compared to his
own 12-game ban for violent conduct. He said on Twitter: "What
an absolute farce. 12 games fo