Newport County’s Ryan Inniss given five-game ban for biting

For biting, newport County defender Ryan Inniss was handed a five-match ban by the FA.
Inniss was sent off for violent behaviour County lost 5-4 to West Ham U21s on Wednesday, September 4 and also was billed in an EFL Trophy match that.
The 6ft, online from Crystal Palace, was dismissed late on for the episode which involved 18-year-old Hammers left-back Reece Hannam.
An FA statement read:”Ryan Inniss has admitted a violation and been suspended due to his following five first-team aggressive matches with the individual Regulatory Commission.
“The conventional three-match ban that would usually apply was clearly inadequate.”
Speaking after the game, County manager Michael Flynn confessed he couldn’t shield the loanee.
He said:”Their participant said he has bitten, so I will take a look at this and learn exactly what happened.
“If he’s bitten himit’s inexcusable and that I won’t be fighting his corner.”
The 24-year-old, that is currently away from Selhurst Park on his loan bargain and has captained the book side of Palace, will now miss Newport’s games against Northampton, Macclesfield, Exeter, Swindon and Carlisle.

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