AFC Bournemouth Matchday Programme v Sunderland 16/17 Issue 7 of AFC Bournemouth's Matchday programme for the Premier League visit of Sunderland. This edition of Matchday features an interview with Cherries' Number 1 Artur Boruc - winner of the club's Player of The Month award for August and September. The programme has all the usual favourites, like the Junior Cherries pull out, historic section with Vacher's Vault, and the forewords from Eddie Howe, Simon Francis, and Jeff Mostyn. Notify me when availableSunderland chief executive Margaret Byrne has reportedly left the country as pressure mounts over her club's decision to keep playing Adam Johnson despite allegedly knowing he had kissed and sent explicit messages to a 15-year-old girl. Johnson, 28, was convicted of sexual activity with the teenage fan during a trial at Bradford Crown Court, which concluded last week.The England international also admitted another count of sexual activity and one count of grooming. He was found not guilty on a charge relating to another sexual act.

Ms Byrne was accused in court of knowing about Johnson's relationship with the schoolgirl shortly after his arrest. Sunderland chief executive Margaret Byrne (pictured) has reportedly left the country Ms Byrne has been accused of knowing about Johnson's relationship with the schoolgirl shortly after his arrestThe club has been put under pressure to explain why he was allowed to play matches and earn £3million, even though he made private admissions about grooming the girl.Ms Byrne is said to be staying in a villa in Portugal, according to The Guardian. onassis hoodieShe was not at St Mary's Stadium for her side's 1-1 draw with Southampton yesterday.sws hoodiesA spokesman for Sunderland AFC said: 'There will be no further comment at the present time.' sons of anarchy merchandise jax

Johnson is preparing for life behind bars after the trial ended last week.Judge Jonathan Rose left the disgraced footballer in little doubt about the punishment that awaits him when he returns to court in two weeks' time to be sentenced at Bradford Crown Court.The judge told him: 'You must understand that when you return here at the end of March you will receive a substantial prison sentence.'Adam Johnson shook his head in the dock yesterday and gasps went up from the public gallery as he was found guilty of one charge and hoodie kroatien classicJohnson's ex-girlfriend Stacey Flounders, who backed him during the trial, showed no emotion as the verdicts were returned after the jury spent more than nine hours deliberating.fette hoodies Adam Johnson and his sister Faye leave court yesterday after the jury found him guilty of one of two counts of sexual activity with a childhoodies kukri

Johnson is led away from court by a friend last night. His father Dave, who has attended every day of the trial, is seen in the background holding onto a television news reporter Johnson's denial of the charge meant the young victim was put through two gruelling days of cross-examination last month, during which she regularly broke down in tears.In a emotional statement released after the verdicts, Johnson's young victim said the build-up to the trial has been 'the hardest year of my life'.patagonia upf hoodieShe said: 'I've had to face so much abuse after he claimed his innocence. I was made out to be a liar, if anything, I held things back because I didn't want all of this to come out.'What happened in his car has turned my life upside down. I have lost all of my confidence. My school work has suffered. Johnson has been found guilty of one count of sexual activity with a child and cleared of another count.

He will also be sentenced for grooming and kissing the girl'There are people out there who have made assumptions about me and that alone has been hard to deal with. I have been unable to defend myself publicly.'The gossip on social media and hearing all of the horrible names that people have been calling me has been devastating to me, my friends and my family... I've been in some very dark places.'After the jury gave their verdicts this afternoon, Judge Rose said his preliminary view was that the case falls into the category of a prison sentence between four and 10 years.Johnson was bailed until he is sentenced in two to three weeks time. The judge ordered he be under a curfew from 7pm until 7am. Explaining his bail conditions, the judge said Johnson would be 'well advised to stay well away from social media'.The former England winger's career now lies in tatters and his former club Sunderland face questions over why he continued playing for them for months after he had admitted grooming the girl in a police interview.

In a statement issued after the case, Sunderland FC said it 'refuted' any suggestion the club knew that Johnson was intending to plead guilty to two charges. The club also insisted it was not involved in tactical discussions about the timings of his pleas.'Had the club known that Mr Johnson intended to plead guilty to any of these charges, then his employment would have been terminated immediately,' the statement said.It was revealed after the trial that Johnson was scolded by the judge during his trial for 'discourteous behaviour' after he was seen joking with a security guard who sat next to him in the dock. At the end of the second week of his trial, he was overheard saying to a friend: 'I hope this is finished by Friday. It's a bit boring now.'Speaking after the jury's verdicts - he was found guilty of touching the girl by majority verdict - Det Insp Aelfwynn Sampson, of Durham Constabulary, said: 'Adam Johnson was a Premiership footballer, an England International.'He was living most schoolboys' dreams of playing professional football for his hometown club.'However, Johnson exploited his position as a local hero to take advantage of a young and impressionable girl.