Fellow Swansea boy Dean Saunders has been sentenced to prison for refusing to give a breath test when caught in an apparently very drunk state at the wheel of his Audi in Chester.
Actually I'm quite annoyed. He is described as "The former Derby County, Oxford United and Aston Villa forward" - no mention whatsoever of Swansea City. Disgraceful bias against the team currently riding high in The Championship.
District Judge Nicholas Sanders banned him from driving for 30 months and ordered him to pay court costs of £620. Which is less than his car-parking fine when he left his car in a short-stay car park while Wales excelled at the 2016 European Championships.
And the first 10 weeks of the driving ban will be irrelevant anyway due to him being banged up.
As he was jailing him, Sanders told Saunders, "Throughout these proceedings you have shown yourself to be arrogant, thinking you are someone whose previous and current role in the public eye entitles you to be above the law."
Quite right, nobody should be above the law.
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