Soccer club drops plan to burn rivals' shirts

A Welsh football club has been forced to drop plans to burn the shirts of rival English sides.

Fri, 12 Jan, 2001 - 15:16

A Welsh football club has been forced to drop plans to burn the shirts of rival English sides.

The idea of Cardiff City chairman Sam Hammam has been criticised by police.

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