Josh Charnley met the man as a part of the Rugby Soccer League’s ‘Deal with It’ marketing campaign; Charnley mentioned: “You possibly can see he was shaking, he felt embarrassed about it. He would not have mentioned that to me in that room, no likelihood.”
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Josh Charnley accepted the man’s apology
Warrington winger Josh Charnley hopes coming face-to-face with the particular person who subjected him to a death threat on social media will assist steer the wrongdoer away from online abuse in future.
The membership strongly condemned the message on the time, which was sent throughout Warrington’s Betfred Tremendous League defeat by Hull KR final month.
The man who sent the threat has been handed a long-term ban by Warrington, as has one other girls who posted an analogous message.
As a part of the Rugby Soccer League’s ‘Deal with It’ marketing campaign, Charnley met not too long ago with the man concerned and accepted his apology.
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Charnley, 30, informed BBC Breakfast: “You possibly can see he was shaking, he felt embarrassed about it.
“He would not have mentioned that to me in that room, no likelihood.
“In the event you can meet them then you may get your level throughout and hopefully they’re going to take that on the chin.”
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Charnley’s spouse Zoe revealed how she had discovered the message “worrying”.
The participant added: “I do not know why I used to be focused. It wasn’t good to see and I do not need to be getting feedback like that and my household considering I am at risk.
“It shocked me at first. We do not go on the market each week to get beat.”