I presume that the rushed mea culpa approach to the EFL's charges was designed to bring the overblown matter to a swift conclusion with a fine and a slap on the wrist. Trouble is the biased EFL kangaroo court had other ideas and served up the death penalty for what most of the football world sees as a trivial offence. I suspect that Solak has learned a very hard lesson that the blazers who run football cannot be trusted and will act accordingly.
An interesting read. It'll be valuable to learn whether a volley of racist insulting language, for instance, results in a greater or lesser penalty than an employee standing in a public area watching a training session.
Meanwhile the rest of the football world looks on and laughs at the ridiculous overreaction to a spot of scouting. Anything more than a suspended slap on the wrists and I'd hope Dragan drags the FA Man City/Chelsea style appeals for years to come.