Swansea ball boy's behaviour against Chelsea was disgusting, says QPR manager Harry Redknapp You can imagine the frustration - you're a player trying to reach a cup final but there's this kid behaving like an idiot who won't give you the ball back. Hazard didn't kick the kid, he kicked the ball underneath him, but the whole thing got blown out of all proportion. I can think of a lot of players who would have kicked a bit harder than he did. He just toe-poked the ball away. The boy was tweeting before the game that he's a super time waster. The way he behaved was disgusting. Morgan himself briefly broke his silence last night, tweeting: "Crazy 24 hours. Spoke to Hazard and I will not be pressing charges. Be in touch. Despite that, South Wales Police have been obliged to continue investigating the incident after receiving three complaints. "Three calls have been received from members of the public living in Sussex, Kent and west Wales which are being followed up," a police spokesman said. Hazard was assumed to have avoided criminal charges when the matter was dropped after he and the teenager met and made mutual apologies. It then emerged Morgan was no mere ball boy but the son of millionaire Swansea director Martin Morgan. Charlie's parents Martin and Luisa Morgan own almost a quarter of the Premier League club and their son enjoys a lifestyle most professional footballers would envy. Lifelong Swans fans, the Morgans amassed their £42 million through owning and selling a travel agency and then investing in boutique hotels.