Does anybody know this guy? If so, please tell him I'm glad he's not coming back to the club as we don't need any attention seeking whores like him at the ground, there's enough drama going on already 
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THE TELEGRAPH
Sunderland fans angered after court hears club picked Adam Johnson despite knowing he would plead guilty
But Sunderland fan Ian Cooper, who has written to the club demanding an explanation for the decision to continue to play Johnson, still feels they misled the supporters, despite their denials.
He said: "I've spoken to a few Sunderland fans, and we all agree he shouldn't have played. I know it's innocent until proven guilty and the club claim they did not know he would plead guilty and could not make a judgement. But I find it difficult to believe they had access to the police interviews but did not read them. He admitted what he had done in his first police interview.
"It was certainly claimed in court, that Ms Bryne knew about the messages and that Johnson told her everything. If that's true, it's disgraceful.
"I think they decided they needed him on the pitch because he's such an important player. This is the final straw for me with the club. It's symptomatic of the way football has gone. There is so much money involved."
One woman who supports Sunderland, who asked for her name to be withheld for fear of abuse, said:
"I thought: 'Surely the club must know something we don't - that his not guilty, they wouldn't risk playing him or our reputation as a football club'.
"Johnson should get what he deserves same as any person would get. He has fooled every Sunderland supporter and earned £3 million in doing so. I just feel sorry for the girl in question and his daughter."

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THE TELEGRAPH
Sunderland fans angered after court hears club picked Adam Johnson despite knowing he would plead guilty
But Sunderland fan Ian Cooper, who has written to the club demanding an explanation for the decision to continue to play Johnson, still feels they misled the supporters, despite their denials.
He said: "I've spoken to a few Sunderland fans, and we all agree he shouldn't have played. I know it's innocent until proven guilty and the club claim they did not know he would plead guilty and could not make a judgement. But I find it difficult to believe they had access to the police interviews but did not read them. He admitted what he had done in his first police interview.
"It was certainly claimed in court, that Ms Bryne knew about the messages and that Johnson told her everything. If that's true, it's disgraceful.
"I think they decided they needed him on the pitch because he's such an important player. This is the final straw for me with the club. It's symptomatic of the way football has gone. There is so much money involved."
One woman who supports Sunderland, who asked for her name to be withheld for fear of abuse, said:
"I thought: 'Surely the club must know something we don't - that his not guilty, they wouldn't risk playing him or our reputation as a football club'.
"Johnson should get what he deserves same as any person would get. He has fooled every Sunderland supporter and earned £3 million in doing so. I just feel sorry for the girl in question and his daughter."

