FAI will not follow up knife throwing

The Football Association of Ireland is to take no further action after an extraordinary penknife incident in Georgia.

FAI will not follow up knife throwing
Sun, 30 Mar, 2003 - 12:12

The Football Association of Ireland is to take no further action after an extraordinary penknife incident in Georgia.

Winger Kevin Kilbane was hit by an open blade thrown before the Euro 2004 qualifier in Tbilisi.

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