Rio Ferdinand Suspended Three Matches For Tweeting About Fan's Mother
By Ty Duffy
"@ManCunian56: @rioferdy5 @matiousmarston Maybe QPR will sign a good CB they need one" > get ya mum in, plays the field well son! #sket ?
— Rio Ferdinand (@rioferdy5) September 1, 2014
Former Manchester United and England star Rio Ferdinand has been suspended for three matches by the Premier League, after tweeting about a Twitter user’s mother.
A twitter user tweeted Ferdinand that QPR should sign a new centerback. He replied that QPR should sign his mum because she “plays the field well.” He used #sket, which means “super ho” per Urban Dictionary.
Twitter can be annoying, but probably best to leave innocent bystander mothers out of it.
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