Harry Hesketh Banned

Twitch Streamer and Professional FIFA player Harry Hesketh has retired early after he was banned over a ‘Mum joke’ he made while on livestream.

Harry Hesketh played against 14-year-old Anders Vejrgang during the FUT championship match in December and suddenly made a reference to Anders Vejrgang’s mother and said; “his fingers might be quick but mine are longer”.

His joke resulted in a ban from EA and they also banned him for the FGS Europe Regional Qualifier that will happen on February 6th. The violation of Harry Hesketh was participating in any activity that the EA determines to be inappropriate, abusive, harassing, vulgar, indecent, and privacy-invasive.

The decision that was made by EA pushed Harry to retire completely and Fnatic announced that he will now focus on creating content on his own and clarified that the decision that was made was mutually agreed upon by both parties.

Harry uploaded a video where he explained the reason behind his retirement and made it clear to his viewers that it was solely his fault and that he has no anger towards EA or the 14-year-old gamer Anders.