Snodgrass gets 1-match ban for abusing anti-doping officials
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LONDON – West Ham midfielder Robert Snodgrass has been given a one-match ban for abusive conduct toward anti-doping officials during their visit to the club’s training ground.
The Football Association says Snodgrass’ language and behaviour was “abusive and/or insulting and/or improper.”
The Scotland international was also fined 30,000 pounds ($39,000).
The incident took place on Feb. 6.
Snodgrass’ suspension is on hold while he considers whether to appeal.
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