Southport Boss Fined for Past Football Betting Breaches
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Summary
Southport boss Neil Danns fined for past football betting breaches by the FA, receiving a suspended six-month ban. The breaches involved 65 bets, with most placed before 2014 when rules were stricter.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledSince 2014, FA rules state anyone associated with a club in the top eight tiers of English football is banned from betting on any aspect of the sport worldwide.
Of the 65 bets Danns made, 62 were placed before those rules were changed and three afterwards - prior to 2014, participants were only banned from betting on a match or competition in which they were involved or could influence.
Neil Danns played more than 500 games for 14 different clubs in England over a 19-year career
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