England chiefs facing misconduct complaints

World Cup chiefs today convened a hearing into two misconduct complaints involving England.

England chiefs facing misconduct complaints
Wed, 29 Oct, 2003 - 09:27

World Cup chiefs today convened a hearing into two misconduct complaints involving England.

England briefly fielded 16 players during their clash against Samoa last weekend, and that matter has now been referred to Rugby World Cup independent judicial officer, Brian McLaughlin.

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