Faces of men banned from every football field in the country

He was also handed a three-year football ban at South Sefton Magistrates’ Court on October 2. Another man, John Gill, was also convicted of a football-related crime.

Gill, 50, from Fazakerley, defrauded two supporters of “significant amounts of money” by selling them counterfeit tickets outside Anfield Stadium for the match between Liverpool Football Club and Wolverhampton Wanderers on May 19. Gill pleaded guilty to fraud and was sentenced to 17 prison terms. weeks in prison and fined at Liverpool Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday, October 15.

Chief Inspector Iain Wyke said: “This type of behavior from Dodd, Gill and Dodsworth has no place in football. Dodd and Dodsworth were each banned from football for hateful comments online and offensive chants during a match that caused distress to others and this is completely unacceptable.“This ban now prevents them from attending any football match in the country. While Gill cheated supporters out of significant sums of money by selling counterfeit tickets to them outside the stadium, he is now serving time in prison. I hope this conviction sends a clear message and deters others that we will bring you to justice to face charges.”