BBC.co.uk
West Ham midfielder Ravel Morrison has been charged by the Football
Association over comments he made on Twitter. The former Manchester United
man has been charged under FA rule E3 for use of abusive and/or insulting
words. Morrison, 19, has until 17 February to respond to the charge.
Having joined West Ham from the Red Devils on transfer deadline day, he is
still to make his debut for the Championship leaders.
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Morrison hit with FA charge
Hammers new boy in trouble regarding Twitter comments
Last Updated: February 15, 2012 10:36am
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West Ham United midfielder Ravel Morrison will face a Football Association
disciplinary charge over comments he made on Twitter. Morrison, who has made
more headlines off the field in his short career in football, moved to Upton
Park from Manchester United before the close of the January transfer window.
And he now faces a rap under FA Rule E3 for use of abusive and/or insulting
words including a reference to a person's sexual orientation. The
19-year-old has until 4pm on 17 February to respond to the FA charge. He has
yet to make his debut for the Hammers and manager Sam Allardyce is weighing
up when the right time will be to give Morrison his opportunity.
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