Published 8 months ago

Danny Macklin: Police find ex-AFC Wimbledon chief in Cornwall

Essex Police are searching for Danny Macklin, a former official at several EFL clubs, after he was charged by the FA with misconduct.
The charges against Macklin relate to his alleged use of abusive, insulting, and threatening language towards a female staff member at AFC Wimbledon.
Macklin resigned from his positions at various clubs, including Leyton Orient, Southend United, and Essex Cricket, following a Times report that secretly recorded his comments about a colleague.

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Times of India

Danny Macklin: Here's why police have issued appeal to find ex-Wimbledon chief

Essex Police appeal for information after former AFC Wimbledon chief Danny Macklin posts a distressing letter on Twitter, revealing personal struggles. Charged by the FA for controversial remarks, Macklin expresses regret and seeks support.

8 months ago·India

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BBC News

Danny Macklin: Police find ex-AFC Wimbledon chief in Cornwall

Former AFC Wimbledon managing director Danny Macklin, 42, says he was found in Cornwall.

8 months ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

Essex police appeal for information on missing football club director

Danny Macklin, who left his role at AFC Wimbledon in September, was last seen in Braintree early on Friday

8 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

Danny Macklin: Ex-AFC Wimbledon chief confirms he's been "found safely" after police search

Police launched an appeal for information regarding Danny Macklin's whereabouts just days after the former AFC Wimbledon chief was charged by the FA in relation to allegations made by a colleague

8 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Sky News UK

Danny Macklin: Ex-Wimbledon director found after going missing

Macklin, who has also worked at Leyton Orient, Southend United and Essex Cricket, resigned as Wimbledon managing director in September following a Times report claiming he had been secretly recorded making the comments about the colleague.

8 months ago·United Kingdom

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