Wollaston gaffer's own goal after dodgy shirt verdict

3:33pm Wednesday 30th January 2013 in News

A WOLLASTON pub gaffer scored an own goal after magistrates found him guilty of selling a dodgy England football shirt.

Wayne Etheridge from the Brittania Sports Bar, High Street, was found guilty at Dudley Magistrates Court on two charges of selling the unofficial shirt which bore trade marks likely to be mistaken for genuine goods.

Mr Etheridge, aged 43, from Studley Gate, denied the charges but was convicted after a one-day trial.

He was fined £100 for each charge and ordered to pay costs of £85 and a victim surcharge of £15.

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