Bank workers stole £300,000 from soccer stars accounts

A pair of crooked bank workers today admitted stealing about £300,000 (€440,000) from the accounts of three Manchester City footballers.

Wed, 04 Jan, 2006 - 15:01

A pair of crooked bank workers today admitted stealing about £300,000 (€440,000) from the accounts of three Manchester City footballers.

The duo hatched a plot to fleece the sports stars of hundreds of thousands of pounds by making withdrawals over a 15 month period, Manchester Magistrates Court was told.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Place: Simister Green Place: Prestwich Place: Greater Manchester Place: Manchester Place: Whitworth Street, Manchester Person: Vicente Vuoso Person: Djamel Belmadi Person: Daniel van Buyten Person: Paul Sherwood Person: Sherwood Person: Paul Hanley Person: Hanley Organisation: Manchester City Organisation: Manchester Magistrates Court

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