PETER JACKSON has escaped a touchline ban!
And Town's manager isn't even going to be fined after being sent to the stands during the 3-2 win over Swansea last Saturday.
The Football Association, who fined Jackson £300 earlier in the season when he was `sent off' against Bristol City, have decided to take no further action after reviewing events at the Galpharm.
Jackson was reported by referee Neil Swarbrick for `confronting an assistant referee (Mick McDonough) in an aggressive manner' after Swansea scored for a 2-0 lead from a throw-in which should have been awarded to Town.
Jackson watched the rest of the match from the directors' box.
Town received a letter from Soho Square today which confirmed the FA `won't be taking any formal disciplinary action' on this occasion but will monitor Jackson's future behaviour.
