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Nottingham Post
Nottingham Post
National
Rebecca Sherdley

Three men admit violent disorder before Nottingham Forest FA Cup victory

Three men have admitted they were involved in violent disorder in Nottingham city centre ahead of Nottingham Forest's 4-1 FA Cup victory over Leicester City on February 6. Craig Flint, aged 40, of Silver Street, Whitwick, Leicestershire; Tyrone Smith, aged 37, of Central Road, Leicester; Neil Munden, aged 53, of Winforde Crescent, Leicester; appeared alongside each other at Nottingham Crown Court on Tuesday, April 19.

One by one they entered their pleas to the single charge of violent disorder - where they used or threatened violence when present together with others - following the disturbing incident which was captured on CCTV. The court heard others participated but were not identified and brought before the courts.

A full outline of the case against them, and mitigation, will be heard when they attend a half-day sentencing hearing on July 22. Pre-sentence reports have been requested. On the guidelines, the prosecution said it is likely to pitch sentencing at a two-year starting point, and will make applications for football banning orders.

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