Harvey Elliott

[Angryred]

Boy being the operative word.

Two week ban is ****ing ridiculous

Be a good time to take a holiday then!

[poorscousertommy]

People having a go at him like they did nothing immature and stupid when they were 14.

Get a grip for ffs!

[peekay]

Barca taps up one of their rivals main player, does shady negotiations to cheat them out of 30-40 millions, fine 300 euros

14 year old kid acts like an idiot, fine 350 pounds and suspended.

[Kenneth]

Banned by who?

[dom9]

Banned by who?

The FA

[Cormack74]

Stupid boy....

Harvey Elliott: Liverpool winger suspended for 14 days over Harry Kane video

Liverpool's Harvey Elliott has been banned from all domestic club football for 14 days after admitting derogatory language about Harry Kane in a video.

The winger joined Liverpool in July having become the Premier League's youngest player in May, appearing for Fulham aged 16 years and 30 days.

Elliott's social media video, for which he has since apologised, constituted an "aggravated breach" of FA rules.

He must also complete a face-to-face education course and pay a £350 fine.

Education course. WTF would that consist of? Writing I must not be mean to Harry 1000 times?

[Exiled_red]

What did he say?

[S-RED]

so if that is the standard, silva should get a decent ban.

[Norbs]

What did he say?

He made fun of Harry's speech impediment

[baitman]

What did he say?

Dunno, couldn't understand him.

[ChesterDave]

What did he say?

He called him a ****. Which many people of course find offensive knowing how pejorative it is.

Edit: well there you go. This forum automatically censors adding to the suggestion it IS offensive

[dom9]

so if that is the standard, silva should get a decent ban.

Is it a competition?

FFS

[dom9]

What did he say?

He made fun of Harry's speech impediment

Dunno, couldn't understand him.

Good one

[RedReet]

He called him a ****. Which many people of course find offensive knowing how pejorative it is.

Edit: well there you go. This forum automatically censors adding to the suggestion it IS offensive

[ame]https://twitter.com/JamesPearceLFC/status/1182659861357780992[/ame]

Can understand why as he'll probably end up playing with Kane some day for England, but it's a very schoolboy response (which he is of course) and he should have been made fully accountable for his actions.

[Nicey]

A little conflicted with this. One side of me is, he's a kid, we all do and say incredibly stupid stuff normally let alone when we were 16 years old. At the same time, he is in the public eye, like it or not that comes with additional responsibilities.

I don't like the retroactive nature of this, it's like you go out with your mates when you are 15 drink too much cider and start spouting **** about the world to which someone records. 15 years later you lose your partnership at a law practice because someone found that recording and published it online with the strapline, is this the kind of person we want representing our firm. I think new laws need to be put in place, and this will probably be unpopular .... to protect children from there content being published without there consent or them experiencing any blowback because of it

I am all for people behaving better but we need the bad aspects of society, personality etc in order to craft higher base standards of civility.