article_snippet.sent: Former Liverpool player Ryan Babel was the first professional player to face action for a post online when Former Liverpool player Ryan Babel accepted a Football Association charge of improper conduct and was fined £10,000 for criticising referee Howard Webb on particular Twitter in 2011.
article_snippet.sent: Last year, Rio Ferdinand was suspended for three matches and fined £25,000 by the governing body when Rio Ferdinand included the word 'sket' — slang for a promiscuous woman or girl — in a reply to a tweet mocking Rio Ferdinand.
article_snippet.sent: Rio Ferdinand was suspended for three matches and fined £25,000 for a tweet include the word 'sket'
article_snippet.sent: In January this year, Stoke defender Robert Huth was handed a £15,000 fine and banned for two games for replying to a particular Twitter account which posts sexual images of individuals and asks users to guess individuals gender.
article_snippet.sent: Balotelli was fined £25,000 and banned for one match for a controversial image Stoke defender Robert Huth posted on Instagram.
highlights_snippet.sent: Rio Ferdinand was fined for  including the word 'sket' in a tweet .