WARRINGTON Wolves have issued a powerful statement strongly condemning the “vile social media abuse” directed at winger Josh Charnley following their Betfred Superleague defeat at Hull KR.
The statement read: “The abhorrent threats are completely unacceptable and subsequent long-term bans have been issued to an 18-year-old male and 21-year-old female.
“As a club we are all disappointed and hurting from recent results and performances but there is a line that must never be crossed when targeting our players and staff online. They are human beings, with families who also see and suffer from the abuse.
“The Club are fully supportive of Josh who has understandably been affected by the comments.
“Following discussions with the RFL, as part of their “Tackle It” campaign, an amicable meeting has been arranged with Josh and the male involved, who has subsequently expressed to the club and player his deep regret with his actions.”
— Warrington Wolves (@WarringtonRLFC) April 5, 2022
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The vile tweet