John registration fiasco costs Longford nine points

LONGFORD TOWN have been deducted nine points for failing to properly register Trinidad and Tobago national Avery John.

John registration fiasco costs Longford nine points
Fri, 11 Oct, 2002 - 01:00
Bill George

The deduction means Town drop from fourth to ninth in the Eircom League Premier Division.

The decision was made by an Eircom League board of control who met in Dublin yesterday.

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