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Campaign India Team
Jan 27, 2010

Manchester United bans players from using Twitter

Manchester United has banned players from using social networking sites, which has led to the Twitter accounts of stars Wayne Rooney and Ryan Giggs disappearing from the web.In an official statement on the Manchester United website last night entitled "Player websites warning" the club said all official news relating to the club would appear on its official website ManUtd.com.

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