AFTV regular ‘Mr DT’ releases statement after being given three-year jail sentence

Liam Goodenough, known as 'Mr DT', released a statement after his prison sentence was tripled

Former AFTV regular 'Mr DT', real name Liam Goodenough, has released a statement after his prion sentence was increased to three years. On January 13, Goodenough's prison sentence was increased from 12 months to three years after he was referred to Court of Appeal under the Unduly Lenient Sentence (ULS) scheme by the Solicitor General. The 42-year-old was convicted of stalking, assaulting and kidnapping his former partner. https://twitter.com/TVP_Aylesbury/status/1483441709656821761 AFTV released a statement a few hours after the news broke confirming that Goodenough would no longer feature on the channel. DT Football Club,  which was co-founded and managed by 'Mr DT',  also released a statement confirming they had parted ways and would be under new management and ownership with "immediate effect." https://twitter.com/dtfootballclub/status/1483919657967009792 Goodenough himself has also released a statement on social media in which he apologised to his partner and others affected. https://twitter.com/MrDtAFC/status/1484225516743835648 The statement read: "I know a lot of you would have seen the news about me this week and I know I have let a lot of you down but there are always two sides to a story and mine will be told in good time.