To this day I still cannot understand the intelligence behind the Accumulated Yellow card rule. If you are unfamiliar, let me explain. If an player is booked ten times from the opening day of the season -- to the second Sunday in April, he must serve a ban of two Premier League matches. This in all well and good, but when you are in the position of Laurent Koscielny last Sunday, it seems ludicrous that his suspension would have been reduced, had he been shown a red card for a more serious incident. Arsene Wenger spoke about the illogicality of the decision in a press conference before the Wolves match, "As we understand the situation, with a red card he would have been less suspended than one yellow." "It is not completely logical but we have to take it on board and he will be suspended for the next two games." Arsene is completely right, this is a ridiculous rule that needs to be reviewed. The fact that a player can avoid a larger ban by committing a more serious offence is completely against the morals of our beautiful game. The FA live in a wonderful world where anything they say goes, they make more controversial comments that Kenny Dalglish on a bad day. This horseplay is degrading the reputation of our nations sport and the FA must amend these poor decision before it gets out of hand. In other news this morning, Clint Dempsey is being heavily linked with