BARNSLEY Central MP Eric Illsley has joined the calls for the Football Association to review its decision not to take any further action against Sheffield United defender Chris Morgan following the challenge that left Iain Hume with a fractured skull.

Mr Illsley MP has tabled an Early Day Motion in Parliament calling for the Football Association to review its decision.

The motion reads:

FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION'S RESPECT AGENDA AND VIOLENT CONDUCT

That this House views with astonishment the decision by the Football Association to take no further action against the Sheffield United player Chris Morgan following an incident during Barnsley's match against Sheffield United on 8 November 2008 which resulted in the admission of Barnsley player Iain Hume to a hospital intensive care unit suffering from a fractured skull and bleeding to the brain; and calls on the Football Association to review this decision and either to take action against what can only be described as violent conduct or to abandon once and for all its so-called Respect Agenda in view of the lack of protection given to Iain Hume and the complete failure of football's governing body to deal properly with this issue.

An Early Day Motion is a formal motions submitted for debate in the House of Commons, demonstrating the extent of parliamentary support for a particular cause or point of view.

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