Leeds admit FA charge on agent

Leeds have pleaded guilty to a Football Association charge of using an unlicensed agent.

Wed, 03 Sep, 2008 - 14:59

Leeds have pleaded guilty to a Football Association charge of using an unlicensed agent.

The charge relates to the transfer of Anthony Elding from Stockport in January 2008. Elding has since left the club to join Coca-Cola League One rivals Crewe.

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Courts Soccer Leeds United Place: Stockport Place: Stockport County Person: Anthony Elding Person: Elding Organisation: Leeds Organisation: FA Organisation: Football Association Organisation: Coca-Cola League Organisation: Crewe Organisation: Leeds United

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