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A Clitheroe FC striker who ' was filmed allegedly hav-


iingsexwithawomaninthe manager’s dug-out after last weekend’s away match was sacked to save the reputation of the club.


,. Father-of-two Jason “Jay” Hart v (24) was shown the red card on .Sunday by club officials after ‘ the clip was circulated on so-:


-rial media. •; The film is believed to have


been shot in the away dugout after the Blues’ 4-1 defeat at Mossley AFC, in Tameside, on Saturday afternoon. Thegame was billed “Ladies Day” to at- tractniorewomentoMossiey’s matches, ■ Theplayerwasfilmedalleg-


edly having sex with a female supporter from the rival team with his tracksuit bottoms down. Clitheroe FC chair­ woman Anne Barker was not impressed.


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j Speaking to the Clitheroe Advertiser aind Times, she said: “While we were at Moss- ley, Jasoni was representing Clitheroe Football Club. In no circumstances do I expect the club to be brought into disre­ pute by one of its players. 1 “There is a family involved


in all this and you have to con­ sider that .this incident will have repercussions for her. I • had to take quick action and dismiss Jason, who had been with the club for a relatively short period of time, may be eight to 10 weeks, to protect the reputation of Clitheroe FC and the.victims involved. Eve­ ryone has to remember that


we, the club officials, are also victims in all this.” . Simon Garner, Clitheroe


FC Manager, said his player had admitted making a big error. He added: “It’s totally 3


- wrong what Jason did, but he ■ is apologetic and regrets thej . |


.whole situation. Its unfortUT • nate for Jason and his family how the story has hit the na­ tional headlines and his big­ gest regret is the upset it has caused his partner and chil­ dren. The fact that he was wearing a Ciitheroe FC track- suit is not great for the club, but we acted in the best man­ ner possible.” Jason,whoUvesinAccring-


ton with his partner and two children, previously played for


. Padiham and Colne FC. • See our back page story for Jason’s apology and the team’s reaction.


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