The FA were forced to investigate both Gary Neville and Craig Bellamy's actions after the recent Manc derby.

Bellamy was seen to push a United fan in the face after the supporter ran onto the pitch.

And when United grabbed their late, late winner, non-playing skipper Neville sprinted down the pitch to celebrate in front of City fans.

Neville is obviously a passionate bloke when it comes to his club - but to the extent that he has a massively antagonistic relationship with lots of opposite fans!

Bellamy has been in trouble routinely for many years - he once joked that his autobiography should be called Don't Google Me - and manhandling a fan is the latest episode in this zero-tolerance player's life.

Should both Neville and Bellamy have been more professional and kept a lid on things? Does it wind you the hell up that they did what they did?

And now that the FA have decided not to punish either one, all that remains to be answered is which one of the pair you'd rather lump...