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Published 09:01 4 Mar 2016 GMT
Updated 11:09 4 Mar 2016 GMT

The Sun report that moves have been made by makers of the game to remove Johnson - but have failed to completely wipe him from the system.
EA Games issues a weekly software update to reflect transfers and players' real life performances on the game.
But Johnson is still yet to be totally deleted from the gme which has sold more than 2.5m copies in the UK.
“Johnson should be removed from FIFA 16," Gabrielle Shaw, CEO of National Association for People Abused in Childhood, said.
“This game is played by millions of children a day, so EA games has a responsibility to act.
“Johnson was chosen for his appeal to children and his hero status and he has wrecked both himself.”
“This game is played by millions of children a day, so EA games has a responsibility to act.
“Johnson was chosen for his appeal to children and his hero status and he has wrecked both himself.”
Fans on Twitter had their say on the matter too...
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https://twitter.com/boovy100490/status/704792238950359042
EA Games say that an update was made to delete Johnson from the game but a technical issues means that it may still appear on some players' versions. Users should install the latest update on the game.
An EA Sports spokesman said: "Adam Johnson has been removed from the Active Rosters of both Sunderland and England in FIFA 16. We’re working to remove him from other modes within the game as soon as possible.”Explore more on these topics:
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