Shrewsbury boss Graham Turner agrees with former QPR boss Neil Warnock in the potential danger of players using Twitter. Warnock has declared tweeting as "poisonous" and Turner says that it all too easily spreads gossip and rumour.
"I can't understand what possesses people to put on controversial things."
He said the recent case where former Shrewsbury player Lee Steele was sacked by Oxford City for abusive tweets should serve as a warning to players.
"Players tweet to each other forgetting they're tweeting to the public," he added.
"But it's like making a statement at a press conference. There's no privacy in it, so how do they think they'll ever get away with some of the comments they make?"
The warning from the FA has been pinned up in the Shrewsbury dressing room, and Turner added: "I expect them all to take notice of it." "The FA's warned us that players whose tweets bring the game into disrepute will face action - and rightly so," Turner told BBC Radio Shropshire.
