Idiot prankster behind MOTD sex noises BANNED from racecourses after Cheltenham Gold Cup stunt backfires
THE prankster known for disrupting live events with sex noises has been banned from racecourses.
The annoying Daniel Jarvis, better known to YouTubers as ‘Jarvo’, has caused disruption numerous times over the past year.
Daniel Jarvis (pictured in the green and yellow) has received a ban from the BHA
GettyHis antics at Cheltenham last month have also been reported to police[/caption]
He hit the headlines for interrupting Match of the Day with sex noises live on air to leave Gary Lineker flustered.
He also repeated that trick when pranking the Euro 2024 draw with sex noises.
And the self-proclamied ‘Greatest Prankster on Earth’ has also barged into England cricketer Jonny Bairstow during a Lord’s Test match as well as crashing South Africa’s Rugby World Cup celebrations.
Jarvis managed to blag his way into the winners’ enclosure at last month’s Cheltenham Gold Cup in his latest notorious exploit.
He was dressed in the green and gold colours of horse owner J P McManus.
He followed that up with a Facebook post boasting about his access to the exclusive area, saying: “Me in the winning enclosure, I have now won the Cheltenham Gold Cup!!!!”
In a move to stop Jarvis, who hails from Gravesend in Kent, from disrupting last week’s GRand National, the BHA issued him with a banning order from their tracks across the UK.
Jarvis was handed an eight-week suspended sentence, for a two-year period, at Croydon Magistrates Court over aggravated trespass back in September 2022.
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That was due to his illicit entrance onto the pitch during England’s stint at Lord’s in 2021 when he made a play to bowl at Ollie Pope but ended up colliding with Bairstow instead.
Jarvis stated that he had no intention of causing disruption to the game while defending himself in court.
District Judge Daniel Benjamin issued a two-year exclusion requirement that does not expire until October 2024.
That prohibits Jarvis from any sport-related premises or land in England and Wales that is “used for a sporting fixture open to paying spectators during the sporting fixture, the hour before the scheduled start time of the fixture, and the hour after the fixture concludes”.
But his antics at Cheltenham have led to the BHA flagging up his alleged violation to police.
