Chesterfield strip player of captaincy after tweets landed him in trouble

Fans replied to Chesterfield’s statement on social media after Anthony Gerrard posted tweets that landed him in trouble…

I dont believe that the apology is sincere. Poor decision by the football club in my opinion. He will never be accepted by the fans.

— Phil Skinner (@PhilSkinner1) September 17, 2019

Ohh ffs that was our chance to sack him and spend the wages on someone decent

— Darren Nicholls (@DarrenNicholl17) September 17, 2019

So was he there at 9 waiting with his knuckle duster?

— Danny P (@dpearsoncfc) September 17, 2019

My mother is still after a personal apology. When can she expect it? @antgerrard86

— Matty Singlehurst (@Matty_Singo) September 17, 2019

Best apology he could make would be him losing 2 stone and acting like a captain

— Manny (@CraigMannyMann) September 17, 2019

@CarlGoucher: Should be sacked. Opportunity to sack a poor signing wasted.

@StuartWiddowson: Bit of a cop out right there. Not surprised though, especially where this Club is concerned #Crock

@JT_Spire: All feels like the naughty kid at school being forced to write an insincere apology that everyone knows means squat. He didnt deserve personal abuse, nobody does, but his response was highly unprofessional and seemed to mock our position and club favourites. Poor

@georgemellor93: I’m sure he means every word. Absolute rubbish.

@SpireiteDillon: You just missed the opportunity of a lifetime to sack him ?

@WorldyWilson: He has no regret what a load of bullshit

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