Chelsea defender Ashley Cole has made a personal apology to Football Association chairman David Bernstein on Tuesday after a foul-mouthed outburst against the English game's governing body.
Cole was charged with misconduct by the FA on Monday after the England star's outburst on Twitter last week in response to the organisation's criticism of his evidence in the John Terry racial abuse hearing.
The 31-year-old was quick to delete the tweet - in which he branded the FA "a bunch of twats" - and also issued a statement apologising for his rant, but Bernstein revealed that Cole had also said sorry to him in person on Monday.
"He apologised immediately on Friday and he came to see me last night and apologised to me personally," Bernstein told BBC Radio Five Live.
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