Man admits affray over death of footballer Jordan Sinnott

A 22-year-old man has admitted a charge of affray in connection with the death of Matlock Town footballer Jordan Sinnott, who was found unconscious in Retford, in the early hours of January 25.

Sean Nicholson was granted bail by Judge Gregory Dickinson QC after pleading guilty to unlawfully using or threatening violence towards Jordan Sinnott, during an appearance at Nottingham Crown Court today (March 2).

Cameron Matthews and Kai Denovan, who were charged with manslaughter, affray and common assault after the incident were not required to enter pleas.

They will appear again on May 22.

Paying tribute to Jordan Sinnott, his family said: "Jordan was the love of our life. He was kind, gentle, funny and lived his life to the full each and every day."