Everton boss Sean Dyche admits he's suspended for their trip to Manchester City on Saturday.
Dyche says he finds the situation frustration.
He stated: "I believe I am (suspended).
"It was actually for the second foul on Beto. The first one was for the non-penalty - as everyone knows we haven't had one. The second one was for the foul on Beto on the edge of the box - which I thought was a worse decision, to be honest.
"They say about the technical area being and being respectful of the game. Well ours are tiny; they're about six feet, so there's no room anyway. To step one yard you're in the other technical area, and some managers are running running all over the place, down the pitch and all sorts - but no bookings, so who knows! I don't know what the rules are any more. I just try and be naturally and respond to things in front of my eyes.
On how the one-game ban will impact his preparations, he added: "You just work with your staff more closely, ear piece and all that. It's not the same as being down there at pitch level - I like being at pitch level and that connection with the team.
"But it's just one of those things. What'd done is done."