Jermaine Pennant handed suspended jail sentence after drink driving
STOKE City player Jermaine Pennant has received a suspended prison sentence after admitting drink-driving.
The 29-year-old player was more than twice over the drink-drive limit when he was breathalysed by police in the early hours of the morning of April 29.
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The midfielder was sentenced to eight-week suspended sentence and disqualified for driving for three years at Trafford Magistrates' Court today.
Pennant, of Tool Lane, Sandbach, Cheshire, had already been banned form driving earlier that month by JPs in Cannock, Staffordshire, for totting up too many points on his licence.
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Today he admitted drink-driving, driving while disqualified, and driving without insurance.




Comments
by Alberus
Tuesday, May 22 2012, 4:30PM
“The word "germane" (ironically) means relevant. What relevance to justice does this case have I wonder.”
by camband
Monday, May 21 2012, 8:50AM
“There's an analogy to explain that last post -and it goes like this.....
As for many football fans it has become a religion (or replaced religion) -so too, as in the church the hierarchy protects the priests from whatever misdemeanour they are guilty of -(mainly, for the latter -paedophilia) -in the world of football -the hierarchy -the wider system, protects those who are repeat offenders.... usually to do with their attitude towards the law in general -in particular the law concerning road safety and all that goes with it .... Valid Driving Licences, Insurance, Drink Driving, Speeding -and of course there's the violent incidents we here much of too.
An regime of immunity seems to be the belief among many of them, and their clubs doesn't seem to monitor that sense of being an 'untouchable' -and offer wise counsel. Well, can you expect them to when the Club Managers lead the way?”
by GDM77
Sunday, May 20 2012, 9:47AM
“If we did that you'd lock us up, if we did that you'd lock us up”
by DJ_Stoke
Sunday, May 20 2012, 5:57AM
“If you can't remember the last time you watched Stoke and felt proud you are not fit to wear the strip anyway, why bother”
by madridstokie
Friday, May 18 2012, 4:14PM
“There comes a time when certain decisions have to be taken. I don't think there should be any more of this let's-get-****ed crash-a-car type football personage at Stoke. It is tedious and only adds to the rank football that has been played for the last six months. I honestly cannot remember the last time I watched a Stoke game and felt sort of proud (I did like Crouch's goal of course).”
by cornwall11
Friday, May 18 2012, 3:16PM
“If Stoke could have used is points and also Pulis's they might have topped the league.”
by stokey75
Friday, May 18 2012, 12:46PM
“@deadlyscfc; sorry, I was meant to thumbs up your comment but pressed thumbs down by mistake cause my phone screen is a bit small, or my fingers are too big”
by stokey75
Friday, May 18 2012, 12:40PM
“he should, not we should”
by stokey75
Friday, May 18 2012, 12:38PM
“@Dave Johnson; have you recently suffered a head injury? you were recently criticising Mel for making a comment saying we should have been imprisoned, yet now you're making personal comments about prison yourself. If you are going to litter this place with your banal comments, please be consistent”
by camband
Friday, May 18 2012, 9:44AM
“Pulis has to be in the dock on this one. He's a bad influence on those who don't commit crime -let alone encouraging those whose lifestyle is centred on it.
Pulis -a Role Model? I don't think so. He's just an arrogant fool -a loudmouth with no moral purpose.... 'This Club Stoke City blah blah blah ...' A conman. Coates must wince at times... dragging his own good name into the mire along with him.”