Peterborough director Barry Fry resigns from club's board after accepting FA charge for betting on striker Jack Marriott to be League One top scorer last season
Barry Fry resigned from Peterborough board a day after receiving £35,000 fine Posh director was also handed four-month ban by FA for breaking betting rules Fry put £500 on Jack Marriott to finish top scorer in League One last season He won £25,000 when Marriott did finish top, covering the player's bonus The 73-year-old also bet on Posh to gain promotion to the Championship By Matt Slater, Press Association
Published: 18:36 GMT, 15 February 2019 | Updated: 18:37 GMT, 15 February 2019
Barry Fry's 16-year spell on the Peterborough United board came to end on February 1, the day after he was fined £35,000 and banned for four months by the Football Association for breaking its rules against betting.
The 'termination of appointment' notice was posted on the Companies House website on Friday, two days after the FA released the written reasons for the 73-year-old's punishment.
Fry first joined Peterborough's board in the unusual role of chairman-manager in 1996, before standing down as chairman a year later. He returned to the board in 2003 and, having served nine years in the dugout, became director of football in 2005.
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