Great. All we need.

Even though it doesnt seem conclusive no doubt it means heaps of more bad press.

[web]http://www.eurosport.com/football/premiership/2006-2007/sport_sto1159492.shtml[/web]

The police allowed Michael to drive home in his own car.

Sounds identical to the Guddy case which came to nothing

Shame it wasn't Robben. At least that way he could've thrown himself somewhat theatrically onto the ground and claimed police brutality...

How would they know that a blood sample was over the limit - they have to be sent away for analysis

How would they know that a blood sample was over the limit - they have to be sent away for analysis

Oh, they know...when it's a football player from a team that is playing Liverpool in UCL semi finals, they know it straight away so they can inform the papers about it well in time before the first leg.

They have asked for another sample to be supplied as the blood testing analyst believed the 1st sample had been taken from a wilderbeast or Bison

The Sun newspaper said

The Ghana international was stopped by police in south London at 5.10 a.m.

I hope he didn't have to train or play the next day