Premiership footballer joined in curry house brawl

A Premiership footballer was today ordered to do community service for brawling in an Indian restaurant after a row over the bill.

Mon, 22 Jul, 2002 - 16:02

A Premiership footballer was today ordered to do community service for brawling in an Indian restaurant after a row over the bill.

Curtis Woodhouse, 22, admitted his part in the incident when ‘‘all hell broke loose’’ in the Balti Cuisine in Woodville Road, Cardiff.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Balti CuisinePlace: Woodville Road, CardiffPlace: Northfield CrescentPlace: DriffieldPlace: East YorkshirePlace: King’s MeadowPlace: FenwickPlace: Coburn StreetPlace: CathaysPlace: CardiffPlace: YorkshirePlace: NottinghamPerson: Curtis WoodhousePerson: WoodhousePerson: Paul AceyPerson: Ross FenwickPerson: FenwickPerson: Jonathan AustinPerson: AceyPerson: Richard AcePerson: Peter HeywoodPerson: Lee InghamPerson: Roderick DenyerPerson: QCEvent: Worthington CupOrganisation: Birmingham CityOrganisation: Cardiff Crown CourtOrganisation: BirminghamOrganisation: LiverpoolOrganisation: Cardiff UniversityOrganisation: Fenwick
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