Premier League boss wins anonymity in child sex abuse case.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-68985701

A Premier League boss has been granted a High Court anonymity order in a civil case against him for allegedly sexually abusing a 15-year-old girl.

He is being sued for aggravated damages by a woman who says the offences took place two decades ago.

The club and FA have been informed of the allegations against the Premier League boss, but he has continued his prominent role within football - representing his club at games and events.

The BBC found that seven out of 20 Premier League clubs have had players or bosses investigated by the police for sexual offences since 2020.

Please God, no ....

Let’s keep it PG in here.

Originally Posted by Fat Al

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-68985701

A Premier League boss has been granted a High Court anonymity order in a civil case against him for allegedly sexually abusing a 15-year-old girl.

He is being sued for aggravated damages by a woman who says the offences took place two decades ago.

The club and FA have been informed of the allegations against the Premier League boss, but he has continued his prominent role within football - representing his club at games and events.

The BBC found that seven out of 20 Premier League clubs have had players or bosses investigated by the police for sexual offences since 2020.

Please God, no ....

In an investigation in November, the BBC revealed how the boss was still in post despite being under criminal investigation for raping a 15-year-old, who we are calling Kate, in the 1990s.

By boss do they mean owner or manager?

Originally Posted by Fat Al

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-68985701

A Premier League boss has been granted a High Court anonymity order in a civil case against him for allegedly sexually abusing a 15-year-old girl.

He is being sued for aggravated damages by a woman who says the offences took place two decades ago.

The club and FA have been informed of the allegations against the Premier League boss, but he has continued his prominent role within football - representing his club at games and events.

The BBC found that seven out of 20 Premier League clubs have had players or bosses investigated by the police for sexual offences since 2020.

Please God, no ....

Note use of “boss”, not “manager” or “coach”

Originally Posted by Sparky***

By boss do they mean owner or manager?

I suspect neither. More likely CEO.

Originally Posted by avocado

Note use of “boss”, not “manager” or “coach”



I suspect neither. More likely CEO.

Right.

Oh, Rachel Riley...