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Liverpools Harvey Elliott has been banned from all domestic club soccer for 14 days later admitting derogatory language about Harry Kane in a movie.
The winger joined Liverpool in July having become the Premier League participant in May, appearing for Fulham aged 30 days and 16 years.
Elliotts social media video, for he has since apologised, constituted anaggravated breach of all FA principles.
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16, elliott, published the offensive video on Snapchat through Tottenhams Champions League defeat June.
The participant stated that the video was filmed at his friends home, at which all aged 16 and lovers of both Liverpool and Tottenham, and seven of his friends, were goading each other.
He said he had been unaware one of the terms he used mocked disabled individuals.
Liverpool sought to guarantee that the Football Association that they stated Elliott was spoken to as soon as the movie circulated and take a zero tolerance approach.
The meaning of the offensive words, and also how they could be looked at by the public, was explained to him. Moreover, club captain Jordan Henderson, Kanes England team-mate Jordan Henderson, talked concerning his conduct to Elliott.
More to follow.
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