Bates blasts prosecutors for 'eight months of agony'

Chelsea defender John Terry was tonight clear to resume his international career after being found not guilty of attacking a nightclub bouncer.

Chelsea defender John Terry was tonight clear to resume his international career after being found not guilty of attacking a nightclub bouncer.

But while welcoming the verdicts that cleared Terry and team-mate Jody Morris, Chelsea chairman Ken Bates criticised the Crown Prosecution Service for causing both players “eight months of agony”.

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