Kenyon: Shaun is no diver

Shaun Wright-Phillips is not a diver according to Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon.

Thu, 23 Mar, 2006 - 18:25

Shaun Wright-Phillips is not a diver according to Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon.

Wright-Phillips was accused of play-acting to get Newcastle’s Robbie Elliott sent off in the last minute of Chelsea’s FA Cup quarter-final win at Stamford Bridge.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Place: Stamford Bridge Person: Kenyon Person: Shaun Person: Shaun Wright-Phillips Person: Peter Kenyon Person: Wright-Phillips Person: Robbie Elliott Person: Alan Shearer Person: Glenn Roeder Event: FA Cup quarter-Organisation: Chelsea Organisation: Newcastle Organisation: England

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