article_snippet: Downey said: 'We've been to lots of games before and We can engage in banter, but this wasn't banter -
article_snippet: We weren't sure whether to tweet about it because it's the Army and We didn't want to offend people
article_snippet: The commander in charge of the troops said The commander in charge of the troops was unaware of the abuse directed at the players and apologised .
article_snippet: Downey and O'Sullivan said Downey and O'Sullivan complained to The commander in charge of the troops in charge of the contingent at the end of the match and The commander in charge of the troops apologised, saying The commander in charge of the troops had not heard the abuse directed at the players.
article_snippet: The England players said that none of The England players had heard any of the abuse directed at the players and would not make a complaint .
article_snippet: An FA spokesperson said: 'We've spoken to the (England) players, manager and assistant manager after the game and none of them the (England) players, manager and assistant manager have said the (England) players, manager and assistant manager heard anything during the game worthy of reporting or complaining about. 'the (England) players, manager and assistant manager appreciated the British Army's support and were happy to have photographs taken with the Army boys at the end of the game.'