West Ham United manager David Moyes feels it is worth appealing the recent FA charge given to the club following their 1-1 draw with Southampton last weekend.
On Thursday, the Hammers were given an FA charge over a breach of rule E20.1, with Moyes’ side given until Monday to respond following failure to control their players during Sunday’s 1-1 draw with Southampton.
In the 20th minute, Southampton opened the scoring through Romain Perraud’s deflected effort but it was an incident that was full of controversy. First, West Ham’s boss has said he and the players were unaware that Kyle Walker-Peters was allowed to stand well over the line to take a long throw-in, with only his heel touching the line at the point of release.
