Toe football player who has been exiled by FA for transrupt comment wants FA to apologize

A football player of a teenage girl forbade because he asked a bearded transgender -opponent: “Are you a man?” wants the FA to apologize after the case has folded.

Cerys Vaughan, 18, brought concern about safety and honesty during a friendly.

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Anti-discrimination watchdog Kick it out Complained and Cerys, then 17, was accused of violating FA lines.

Vaughan, from Leigh Genesis FC in GTR Manchesterwas banned for six games, suspended with four for a year.

She appealed the decision and an FA Council judged the hearing ‘unfair’ and rejected the case.

It came after the Fa said transgender players would be excluded from 1 June after one Supreme Court pronunciation That the legal definition of a woman is based on biological sex.

Cerys said: “I would like the FA to apologize for the way they treated me.

“It was stressful and ultimately meaningless.

“If the new statement was present when I asked the original question, I would never have been punished.”

The FA said it dropped the case after the complainant had withdrawn for personal reasons.