BRADLEY DACK was subjected to taunts over his love life – after his ex Olivia Attwood was pictured kissing Pete Wicks.
The Sun’s unique per week in the past confirmed the former Love Islander kissing TOWIE star and Sunday Roast: The Podcast co-host Wicks in a Soho bar.
Dack and Attwood split in January amid allegations of the footballer’s infidelity.
The Sun revealed how he’s back with his ex-girlfriend Emily Rose Moloney, whereas different ladies have come ahead to say he cheated on Attwood whereas “married” to Attwood.
However, we additionally revealed how the pair have been by no means legally Mr & Mrs.
Dack, 32, captained Gillingham of their League Two conflict away at relegation-threatened Crawley Town.
And throughout a stoppage of play simply after the hour mark, the house followers gave him stick for his non-public life saga.
Dack was pleading with referee Edward Duckworth not to ship off team-mate Joshua Andrews for a excessive boot.
But with the incident going down within the Crawley penalty space and simply in entrance of the hardcore house terrace, the Red Devils supporters seized their probability.
They chanted: “Bradley Dack, she cheated on you.”
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Dack gave no response, figuring out he had to be on his finest behaviour after selecting up a yellow card for a late lunge within the first half.
The house followers referred to as for a pink card early within the second half when he tripped Tobi Adeyemo, the third time he had fouled the Crawley striker, however Duckworth was unmoved.
Dack was twice subjected to wolf whistles, too, after a pair of woeful corners sailed over all people.
Elsewhere, there have been a couple of chants of “cheat, cheat” – however aimed toward Dack’s Gills team-mate Max Clark for taking an age over a throw-in.
And Dack’s nightmare week went from dangerous to worse in damage time as Crawley snatched a 91st-minute winner.
Dack sank down to his haunches as Gillingham fell behind – and there was nonetheless time for a second two minutes later as Gillingham suffered a fifth straight defeat.
Asked on Dack’s wellbeing and the way he has been across the coaching floor this week, Gillingham supervisor Gareth Ainsworth stated: “Bradley’s completely advantageous.
“My captain. Great lad. Fantastic particular person. And, sure, I’ll have him all day.
“Bradley’s an amazing participant. He’s a incredible participant on the ball. I assumed he had a superb recreation once more.
“He’s devastated in there because Bradley is a winner. He wants to be on the winning side. They all do.”
