Bruno Fernandes's penalty routine should be banned, claims Ian Wright
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mirror.co.ukIan Wright has called on Premier League chiefs to ban the unorthodox penalty routine used by the likes of Bruno Fernandes as he claims it's "not fair".
Fernandes rolled out his trademark technique during Man Utd's clash with West Brom on Saturday, after his side were awarded a penalty in the 56th minute.
As usual, the Portuguese midfielder incorporated a small hop into his run-up in a bid to try and bamboozle the goalkeeper. But Baggies' No1 Sam Johnstone was equal to Fernandes's first effort, palming his shot away, only for the officials to order a retake as he had strayed some way off his line.
Not deterred by his initial miss, Fernandes repeated his tried and tested method, this time with better results as he found the net, causing
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