Raith Rovers boss considers touchline ban appeal By News reporter October 12 2010, 9:12am October 12 2010, 9:12am Share Raith Rovers boss considers touchline ban appeal Share via Facebook Twitter Linkedin Whatsapp Messenger Email Post link https://wpcluster.dctdigital.com/thecourier/sport/football/238192/raith-rovers-boss-considers-touchline-ban-appeal/ Copy Link John McGlynn is facing a touchline ban after the Raith Rovers manager was sent to the stand during a reserve fixture against East Fife last Thursday. The Stark’s Park gaffer was given his marching orders by referee Andrew Dallas for disputing a penalty decision against his side. McGlynn is now awaiting the whistler’s report before deciding if he will launch an appeal. “You are automatically given a two-match ban in these instances but it does not start until a fortnight after the incident occurred,” he said. “That would mean I would have to sit in the stands for the Ross County game on the 23rd of this month and the Morton fixture a week later. “However, I am waiting to see the referee’s report before deciding whether or not to appeal.”