Saddlers to take no action against Michael Cain after Wembley outburst on social media
Walsall are to take no action against midfielder Michael Cain after his outburst on social media at his Wembley snub.
The on-loan Leicester City player apologised to his team-mates today after posting a message on Instagram saying: "absolutely no loyalty in football any more, absolutely fuming" in response to his exclusion from the team that lost 2-0 in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy final against Bristol City.
The club confirmed no action will be taken against the 20-year-old and that Cain will be free to add to his 29 appearances for the Saddlers this season.
Cain had played in four games in the JPT for Walsall - including both legs of the area final against Preston.
But boss Dean Smith selected fit-again Sam Mantom, who had played in recent league games, in the final instead of Cain.
