Man United fans think Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s ban shows the big, bad FA are out to get them

So there you have it, Zlatan Ibrahimovic will be suspended for the next three games after admitting an FA charge of violent conduct for elbowing Tyrone Mings.

The incident took place during Manchester United's 1-1 draw with Bournemouth on Saturday afternoon and came minutes after Mings had appeared to stamp on the Swede's swede head. Mings has also been charged with violent conduct as a result. As for Ibrahimovic, United's leading scorer this season with 26 goals, he'll now miss the FA Cup quarter final at Chelsea this weekend, followed by league matches at Middlesbrough and at home to West Brom. Although plenty of United fans accepted the fact that not even Zlatan can get away with elbowing someone in the face, a good number of them were still annoyed that the incident occurred after Mings' stamp - pointing out that if the referee had dismissed the Bournemouth defender, their top scorer wouldn't now be receiving a ban. https://twitter.com/hayser00/status/838794714593755136 https://twitter.com/HerSakai/status/838966177716043776 https://twitter.com/lawr885/status/838962970340249604 https://twitter.com/_Penaldo_/status/839129172442296320 https://twitter.com/gioslice1995/status/839137249535094784 https://twitter.com/Acarljackson/status/839135061706477570 https://twitter.com/Matt_Costello10/status/839129159645413379 We're sure supporters of rival clubs will feel incredibly sorry for their United counterparts. Catch up with the latest episode of 888Sport Football Friday Live