Leicester stars’ party own goal
THIRTEEN Leicester City players have been fined after attending a house party.
They included 10 players from the Foxes’ women’s team, three from the Under-23 men’s side and two from Birmingham City women’s squad.
The rule-breaking bash, attended by 20 people, was held at the home of striker Natasha Flint last Saturday.
Ms Flint is reported to have said she had not invited everybody who attended and that most of the attendees had turned up while she was out of the house
A Leicester City spokesman said: “The club was extremely disappointed.”
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HERE are theories about what may have happened to Steven. Accident: He vanished without his wallet, spectacles or cash. If he was in an accident outside the area it may have been difficult to identify him. Suicide: But detectives believe his body would have been found if he had thrown himself into the North Sea.
Kidnap: He was vulnerable because of his disabilities. Murder: In 1999, police received an anonymous handwritten letter which named Steven’s “killer”. After the Mirror published excerpts last year, the letter writer came forward. Det Chief Insp Shaun Page said: “For 20 years we have been in possession of this letter and now, for the first time, we have been able to speak to the author. This marks another significant moment.” A “new life” alone: There were sightings in the days after he disappeared in a bar not far from his home in Marske but they were never confirmed despite police inquiries in the area and in Reading, Berks, where he lived after his family returned to the UK from South Africa when he was 20.