Carlton Cole got a problem on Twitter

Friday, 08 April 2011   
London - A British soccer player in trouble due to his comments on Twitter. This time, Carlton Cole has been accused of improper acts by the booms.

Cole considered making offensive comments in conjunction with the ongoing friendly match between England contra Ghana at Wembley, 29 March ago.

At that time, Cole who defends West Ham United, comment on the number of supporters of Ghana who is on the stadium through a Twitter account, Carlton9Cole. A recent comment that he had to delete.

"Immigration has surrounded the area of ​​Wembley! I know it's a trap. Poisson," Cole wrote at the time.

"The only way I'll get out safely is wearing a British uniform and paint your face with the flag of St George's Cross," wrote Cole again.

Although already deleted, does not mean that Cole could escape punishment. FA give time to the Cole to explain this matter to Wednesday (13 / 4) at 16.00 local time.

"FA sue West Ham player, Carlton Cole, with inappropriate actions related to his comments in the media," the FA said in a statement quoted by Sky Sports.

"The allegations related to the comments made ​​on Twitter during the match England vs Ghana on Tuesday, March 29, 2011," added the statement.

Not yet known, what possible sanctions pending 29-year-old players.