Leam Richardson has been charged with improper conduct by the Football Association for his part in the half-time flare-up at Cambridge.
Pompey's assistant manager was sent to the stands after a half-time clash with Cambridge United’s Mark Roberts last weekend. Roberts was sent off for his part in the incident, which also involved Pompey keeper Aaron McCarey.
Richardson has been charged after ref Seb Stockbridge sent an extraordinary incident report to the FA. Richardson has until Friday to accept or appeal against the charge.
It is thought he could face a fine or a touchine ban if the case is proved.
Meanwhile, Pompey have appealed over Gareth Evans’ dismissal for serious foul play. As things stand, Evans will miss the next three games.
In other news, Ashley Brown has been returned to the role of chairman of Pompey Supporters' Trust, with Pam Wilkins as vice-chairwoman.
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