John Hughes claimed referee Andrew Dallas was not "ready to referee top flight football."
Caley Thistle manager John Hughes must wait to discover whether he faces any punishment for comments made about referee Andrew Dallas after the hearing was delayed for a second time.
Hughes was cited by SFA compliance officer Tony McGlennan in the wake of Inverness’ 1-1 draw against Dundee in August, accused of criticising the performance of referee Dallas in both television and written press interviews after the game.
Hughes claimed Dallas brought an “edginess and a nervousness” to the game and wasn’t “ready to referee top flight football.”
Hughes’ hearing was originally due to be on October 1 but he was granted a postponement due to a dental appointment.
The rearranged case was due to be heard today but it has now been delayed for a second time and will take place on November 5.
The postponement means Hughes will be in the dugout for Saturday’s Premiership match against St Johnstone at Caledonian Stadium.
Hughes set to discover fate following referee comments
