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Tuesday, March 2, 2004 - 9:19 AM JST
Name: Marked Trail
If an actual complaint was filed, this must have been a wild night because this is everyday behavior for jocks.
Curfew-breaking Japanese players face FA probe
The Star Online > Sports / Tuesday March 2, 2004
TOKYO: Seven Japan players who allegedly broke curfew in a late-night drinking session will be asked to explain why they flouted team rules, the Japan Football Association (JFA) said on Sunday. The players were said to have thrown sushi and verbally abused female staff during a night out on Feb 9, during a Japan training camp ...
---This brings a whole different meaning to the proverbal FG question, "Can you use chopsticks?"
