Peterborough United co-owner responds to FA charge for Jonson Clarke-Harris

By Alan Swann
Published 16th Aug 2021, 13:11 BST
Darragh MacAnthony (centre).Darragh MacAnthony (centre).
Darragh MacAnthony (centre).
Peterborough United co-owner Darragh MacAnthony has reacted to star striker Jonson Clarke-Harris’s FA charge for making improper tweets almost nine years ago.

Clarke-Harris has been accyused of breaking FA rules on social media use, including a reference to sexual orientation. The comments were allegedly made between October, 2012 and March, 2013 when Clarke-Harris was an 18 year-old in his first spell at Posh.

MacAnthony made a brief comment on social media today in response to the charges.

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He said: “Somebody, just after we won promotion, spent hours going through a then 18 year-olds’ tweets to find stuff and then reported him. World we live in nowadays. More on this nearer time of hearing etc. Cheers.”

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