West Ham boss Bilic and No 2 Jurcevic both fined £8,000
West Ham manager Slaven Bilic and his assistant Nikola Jurcevic have both been fined £8,000 after admitting Football Association misconduct charges.
Bilic and Jurcevic each accepted the standard penalty in relation to incidents during last Saturday's Premier League fixture against West Brom.
The club have confirmed that both will available to sit on the bench for West Ham's visit to Watford on February 25.
West Ham boss Slaven Bilic has been fined £8,000 after admitting FA misconduct charge
Nikola Jurcevic (right) was charged for his appeals after Sofiane Feghouli's goal was ruled out
Bilic was hit with an FA charge for hurling a fluffy television microphone into the ground in disgust after his side conceded a stoppage time equaliser against West Bromwich Albion.
The Croatian was charged by the governing body on Monday for 'improper conduct' following the incident after it was included in referee Michael Oliver's report on Monday morning.
Sportsmail understands Bilic also yelled 'you're a f***ing disgrace' at Oliver, but has escaped a touchline ban as it is his first offence.
Bilic's assistant, Jurcevic, was also charged for misconduct after walking down the touchline to berate a linesman.
Bilic and Jurcevic accepted standard penalty in relation to incidents during West Brom tie
Bilic was incensed after Saturday's match that Oliver had, in his opinion, got five major decisions wrong.
He admitted it was 'building up [his] frustration' during the game, which boiled over when he believed there were three refereeing errors at the death that allowed Gareth McAuley to head in a corner.
'The last throw-in that led to their equalising goal, it was our throw-in,' Bilic said.
'Then the throw-in was taken 10 yards in front and the referee is telling the player to come back, but no they take it from there. That bunch of players at a corner after that, I expected to get a foul there.'