A HEADTEACHER who was convicted of being a paedo previously angered Marcus Rashford over a school meal threat.
Depraved Neil Foden was found guilty last month of 19 child sex offences.
It can now be revealed that he clashed with England striker Rashford who campaigned to ensure children in lockdown did not go hungry.
In 2021, Foden, 66, said pupils at Ysgol Friars school in Bangor, North Wales, would not be fed if their dinner accounts were even 1p in debt.
Man United striker Rashford, 26, responded: “Has the pandemic not taught us anything?
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“Can we not be understanding? For many, lunch at school is the only meal they’ll get.”
Foden, of Old Conwy, now faces jail after a three-week child abuse trial at Mold crown court.
He was found guilty of 12 counts of sexual activity with a child and two of sexual activity with a child while in a position of trust.
He was also convicted of offences including sexual communication with a child and possession of indecent images of a child. He had denied all charges.
Judge Rhys Rowlands described Foden as “depraved” and “arrogant and controlling”.
He is due to be sentenced on July 1.
