Fans banned after Phelan abuse

Two New Zealand football fans have been banned from their local ground after former Republic of Ireland international Terry Phelan was racially abused.

Tue, 27 Feb, 2007 - 02:19

Two New Zealand football fans have been banned from their local ground after former Republic of Ireland international Terry Phelan was racially abused.

Phelan, now player-coach of Otago United, spoke out after two Canterbury United supporters were banned from their team’s English Park ground for racist abuse.

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