Adam Johnson’s sister tweets revelation about nonce ‘running web football team from jail'

Faye Johnson revealed her brother has been running the team – named Bronson’s11 – for “over two years” on Twitter.

In a tweet posted on March 19 she lashed out at the claims made by the Sun on Sunday.

The tweet, shared with her 4,000 followers, read: “The desperation to write a story on AJ. The league has been going over 2 year.”

Despite being banned from the internet, Johnson is reportedly managing a team online in a division called Demons League.

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The ex-Sunderland star, 29, is currently serving serving six years for sexual activity with a 15-year-old fan.

But the disgraced winger has been allowed to compete in a private league against his former Black Cats teammates, according to reports.

Bronson’s11 – which uses Johnson’s old shirt number – lists the former England player as manager and is registered to his old address, according to the Sun.

The former Man City star was caged last April and now calls Moorland Prison, near Doncaster, his home.

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Lags at the Category C nick are only supposed to be allowed to use the internet under strict supervision for “educational reasons”.

But Bronson’s11 made two transfers as recently as last month, the Sun reported.

It comes after Johnson had an appeal to overturn his conviction for sexual activity with the teenage girl quashed.

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A top judge in the Royal Courts of Justice revealed Johnson’s appeal fate this morning.

His application to reduce his six-year jail term for sexually assaulting the 15-year-old schoolgirl was turned down.

Johnson is reported to have racked up a £1million bill fighting to clear his name.

His sister Faye appeared to be fuming with the decision after retweeting a post from Katie Hopkins branding his doomed appeal “utter madness”.