A man has admitted a public order offence after mocking the death of six-year-old Bradley Lowery at the match between Sheffield Wednesday and Sunderland on Friday. Dale Houghton, 31, admitted a pub…
A man has admitted a public order offence after mocking the death of six-year-old Bradley Lowery at the match between Sheffield Wednesday and Sunderland on Friday.Pictures circulated on X, formerly Twitter, showing two men laughing with one of them - Houghton - holding up a picture of Bradley to the camera.
Sunderland fan Bradley captured the nation's heart during his battle with neuroblastoma, but succumbed to the illness aged six in 2017.District Judge James Gould told him 'your actions are utterly deplorable' and that all sentence options were open, including a prison sentence.Neville says Liverpool statement was a 'mistake' and accuses club of being 'aggressive'
Sheffield Wednesday were quick to condemn the duo and wrote on Saturday: "We are aware of the images circulating and have launched an immediate investigation together with South Yorkshire Police.'Colonel Sanders' cheered on by rowdy crowd to jump into water again at Ryder CupRangers sack Michael Beale following poor start to the season
The club suffered a miserable 3-0 loss to the Black Cats on Friday night, further dampening the mood on the blue side of Sheffield as their wait for a first league win of the season continues. Tony Mowbray's youthful side were in fine form on the night, going 3-0 up after half an hour thanks to goals from Jack Clarke and Daniel Ballard.The new talkSPORT match centre
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