Leeds players are 'speculating' about next manager
Leeds players feed kangaroos Credit: ITV
Leeds Utd players Michael Brown and Stephen Warnock admit their side is now in a relegation battle after a 2-1 home defeat to Derby that means they've now gone six games without a win.
Brown also said that he has yet to speak to Neil Warnock, who he also played for at Sheffield Utd, after Warnock's departure last night. Brown went on to say, "the players, like the fans, are speculating as to who will replace him as manager."
The morning after the night before - Leeds United players gather at Flamingo Land for their annual trip the day after manager Neil Warnock quit following 2-1 home defeat to Derby. Their sixth gamewithout a win.
Leeds Utd Credit: ITVLeeds Utd take to the skies Credit: ITV
The chief executive of a theme park in North Yorkshire, who was accused of attacking a ticket tout, has had his case thrown out of court. Gordon Gibb walked free from Scarborough Magistrates this morning after witnesses failed to turn up. Here's James Webster.
The defence for Flamingo Land boss Gordon Gibb told magistrates this was not a one off and involved a "gang of ticket touts" who travelled from theme park to theme park. It was alleged they had set up shop in Flamingo Land's can park selling two for one vouchers which have no monetary value.
When Mr Gibb began walking one of them off the site, the court was told the man became veryaggressive and shoulder barged Mr Gibb before making a phone call saying "You'll get it now".
Gordon Gibb, on the right, arrives at Scarborough Magistrates Court Credit: Calendar news
The trial of Flamingo Land boss Gordon Gibb, who was charged with assault, has been dismissed. The 36 year old Chief Executive left Scarborough a free man, after the man who accused him of assault last August failed to turn up.
A family who originally failed in a discrimination claim against theme park Flamingo Land have been told their case can be heard again.
Paul and Belinda Edwards, whose two children are disabled, were told by the Park staff they could not take their food outside - despite saying it would be easier for them to cope.
After appearing at the Court of Appeal today, Lord Justice Pill said there were arguable grounds for discrimination and the family will have a full hearing before three senior judges.