Swaibu charged with stealing newspaper


By Nathan Jackson
January 24 2011

Lincoln City's Moses Swaibu has been charged with stealing a newspaper from a supermarket chain. The defender's alledged attempted theft happened on September 6th in the Tesco store on Wragby Road, Lincoln.

Swaibu, 21, has been with the Imps for just under 2 years having made his debut at Morecambe in February 2009. Inconsistent performances have seen him go from a player who won the Young Player of the Year to a player that is now given as one of the two main reasons City concede so many goals, the other being Joe Anyon.

Shortly after Lincoln lost 2-1 at Chesterfield, Swaibu is alledged to have attempted to steal a newspaper from the Tesco store on Wragby Road and he will appear at Lincoln Magistrates on February 18th.

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Discussion started by theimps.ka (IP Logged), 24/01/2011 18:48
theimps.ka
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24/01/2011 18:48
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SidTheImp
SidTheImp
24/01/2011 20:58
Nathan,It was a chicken NOT newspaper.

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danrazzaq1
Dan_Baumber
24/01/2011 21:02
Sid, read the news pages mate. It's saying newspaper now.

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SidTheImp
SidTheImp
24/01/2011 21:04
Sorry Nathan,just read the link on bbc site.

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Rob Patterson
25/01/2011 13:55
To be honest, it was a tesco chicken AND a newspaper on 2 separate dates. Could think of song lyrics which would fit both of those products in, aswell :/

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SidTheImp
SidTheImp
26/01/2011 01:22
I guess the club should get him selling echo/progamme on match days lmao. he'll never try nick a paper again.

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cherryexile
cherryexile
26/01/2011 09:45
Perhaps he was on a date with Winona Ryder

http://i399.photobucket.com/albums/pp75/Cherryexile/1975.jpg

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