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Barrister Andrew Eborn admitted on GB News that Jermaine Jenas’s sacking left him confused, arguing it was an “extreme” decision taken by the BBC.
The corporation took another blow yesterday when the former Premier League star vowed to take legal advice after his axing amid allegations he sent unsolicited messages to a female colleague.
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