Sheffield United go to High Court

Sheffield United have launched an appeal in the High Court claiming that the arbitration panel made an error in law when considering a previous judgment in the Carlos Tevez affair.

Sheffield United go to High Court
Wed, 04 Jul, 2007 - 18:49

Sheffield United have launched an appeal in the High Court claiming that the arbitration panel made an error in law when considering a previous judgment in the Carlos Tevez affair.

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