To watch the video click on the following link http://attarmms.com/vb/attarmms154348 http://qasemnews.com/vb/showthread.php?t=357 WITH THE GETTY IMAGES West Ham boss Sam Allardyce slams James Tomkins for playacting antics as he calls on defender to show more 'maturity' West Ham lost 2-1 at Everton in a feisty affair last weekend Hammers defender James Tomkins was slammed by the press in the aftermath after feigning injury after a push from Kevin Mirallas Sam Allardyce said his defender needs to show more 'maturity' Both Everton and West Ham have been charged for failing to ensure their players conducted themselves in an 'orderly fashion' last weekend Both clubs have until 6pm on December 1 to respond to the charge West Ham boss Sam Allardyce condemned James Tomkins’s embarrassing playacting antics on Thursday, calling on the Hammers defender to show more ‘maturity’. Tomkins was the subject of ridicule on social media last Saturday when Match of the Day cameras showed he tried to get an opposing player sent off in the 2-1 defeat by Everton at Goodison Park. Despite being clearly pushed in the chest by Everton’s Kevin Mirallas, the 25-year-old fell to the ground clutching his face in an attempt to con referee Mark Clattenburg into producing a red card. James Tomkins reacted over the top to a push from Kevin Mirallas last weekend at Goodison Park Tomkins goes down clutching his face in agony despite not getting any contact near his face Tomkins has since apologised, telling the Newham Recorder: ‘Looking back it’s not the way to react. ‘The lad was over the top and pushed me with two hands, but from me it was just a reaction, it happens so quick and you don’t think at the time.’ Allardyce criticised Tomkins’s behaviour on Thursday, saying: ‘It was rather silly what James did. He understands that. He knows what he did was not right and ultimately he shouldn’t be getting involved in the first place. Steven Naismith and Leon Osman show Tomkins exactly what they think of his embarrasing playacting West Ham boss Sam Allardyce, on the touchline at Goodison Park, feels the melee could have been prevented ‘It was not the type of reaction you want to see from your players. It’s about maturity isn’t it? It’s about learning from your mistakes. 'We all make mistakes and those who become better people and better players are the ones that don’t make those mistakes again’. Tomkins is unlikely to be dropped as punishment because West Ham will be missing the suspended New Zealand defender Winston Reid for the arrival of Newcastle United at Upton Park tomorrow. While the club have enjoyed one of their best starts to a Premier League campaign, Tomkins has endured a troublesome period. Two months ago, he was fined £3,500 after pleading guilty to assaulting a police officer and being drunk and disorderly in a public place outside an Essex night spot in December 2013. Foto getty image and my sound recorder nader attar

• published: 28 Nov 2014
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