Robert fined £160,000 after double blast at Souness

LAURENT ROBERT has been fined around £160,000 following his two outbursts against Newcastle manager Graeme Souness.

Robert fined £160,000 after double blast at Souness
Thu, 30 Jun, 2005 - 01:00
Damian Spellman

The Frenchman branded Souness “a child” on Tuesday and predicted he would be sacked.

Yesterday he launched another broadside and claimed England midfielder Jermaine Jenas would leave the club in frustration at being confined to the substitutes’ bench for part of last season.

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