Merson urges Bosnich compassion

Portsmouth's Paul Merson has called for compassion from football's authorities over troubled Chelsea goalkeeper Mark Bosnich.

Fri, 22 Nov, 2002 - 11:06

Portsmouth's Paul Merson has called for compassion from football's authorities over troubled Chelsea goalkeeper Mark Bosnich.

Merson, 34, whose career was threatened by alcohol, drugs and gambling, has urged the Football Association to offer support to his former Aston Villa team-mate.

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