A youth football coach used his job to groom boys by inviting them to matches and sending them naked photographs on social media . Kane Hutchison , 25 , was found guilty of inciting two teenage boys to engage in sexual activity on the internet . The abuse came to light after the mothers of the two boys , aged 13 and 14 , recognised Hutchison , from Gateshead , following a conviction last year . In August 2014 , he was jailed for three years for sexually assaulting a 13-year-old boy after offering to take him to watch a football match . He invited a youngster to attend an away match between Gateshead and Macclesfield last April and asked him to stay at his house so they could get an 'early start . ' Hutchison forced the boy to share a bed and then molested him . The boy told his mother and he was arrested , hiding in the loft , and prosecuted . The latest conviction relates to a series of offences , between the summers of 2013-14 . The first victim knew Hutchison played for a football club in Gateshead , Tyne and Wear , and was looking into joining the same club . Predator : Football coach Kane Huctchison pictured outside court and showing his love of football ( right ) . He was convicted of inciting two teenage boys to engage in sexual activity in Gateshead . Hutchison made contact with the boy on Facebook , where he was advertising for players , and they began to communicate . Prosecutor Alec Burns said : 'From the defendant 's point of view the communication became more and more sexual . 'He told him he could earn money making pornographic films , he said £350 an hour . He asked ( the boy ) to send pictures of himself . ' The boy told police Hutchison had communicated with him on 'face tag ' and appeared on his computer screen via a webcam committing a sex act on himself . He encouraged the victim to do the same and made him swap intimate pictures . Hutchison also tried to meet the youngster in a car park , the court heard . Hutchison targeted another boy , aged 14 , in a similar way between April and August last year . He lied about his age and started asking the youngster to meet him , offering him £20 to do so . He also sent him intimate pictures of himself on Facebook and Snapchat and encouraged him to do the same . It came to light when the boy 's mother recognised him as one of her son 's Facebook friends . Hutchison denied two counts of sexual assault but was found guilty after a trial . He can now be identified after a reporting ban was lifted . Nick Lane , defending , said Hutchison had already had his FA licence , to teach children , revoked . At the time of his arrest , he was working for a football magazine , he said . 'He is a man who in the past has done considerable charity work and good work for the community , ' he said . 'In 2013 he was part of a team raising money for Help for Heroes who over the course of 24 hours visited 20 Premier League grounds as a way of raising funds for that charity . 'He has used his football contacts in the past to organise a charity match for testicular cancer . 'He has also in the past used his sporting skills working with adults with learning difficulties to encourage them to participate in sport . ' The trial heard Hutchison had been 'struggling with his sexuality ' at the time and has been on a sex offender programme in prison . Sentence was adjourned until next month although Judge John Evans warned it would be a custodial sentence . He said : 'Having been convicted of these offences I 'm going to adjourn sentence now for a pre-sentence report to address the issue of dangerousness . 'You know only a custodial sentence can follow in relation to these matters . '
Abuse came to light after mothers recognised his picture on Facebook . Hutchison had been convicted of molesting boy , 20 , last year . Lied about his age and encouraged youngsters to meet him with £14 bribe . Has had his FA youth coach licence revoked .