Teen Charged Over Sir Bobby Charlton Chants at Man City Game
A 17-year-old boy has been hit with a public order offence after causing a stir at the Manchester City vs Brighton match on October 21. The youngster, protected by legal anonymity, is accused of leading offensive chants aimed at Sir Bobby Charlton.
Banned From Football, Facing Court
The teen has been released on bail but must steer clear of all regulated football matches until the case progresses. He’s due to appear at Manchester and Salford Magistrates Youth Court on November 13, where he will face the music over the incident.
Younger Teen Also Involved, But No Court Action
Meanwhile, a 14-year-old boy linked to the same scandal was voluntarily interviewed but won’t be prosecuted. Instead, he’ll face an out-of-court resolution, though details remain under wraps.
