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Glasner Banned After Speeding Near Tesco

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Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner faces a six-month driving ban after speeding in a 20 mph zone near a Tesco in South London. Despite his guilty plea and promises to avoid future issues, he was disqualified due to previous offenses. Glasners case is part of a busy week for magistrates, who prosecuted over 1000 motorists for similar violations, issuing fines and bans totaling over £157,000.

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Glasner Banned After Speeding Near Tesco

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On March 5th, Crystal Palace Manager Oliver Glazner has received a six-month driving ban after speeding in a 20-mile per-hour zone near Attesco Inn, South London. The 51-year-old Austrian was caught going 29 miles per hour along Old Ken Road in Bermansie, last July 15th, just before 7.30am. He first tried to settle the matter with a fine, but his previous driving offenses on record triggered an automatic disqualification. Glazner drives a BMW and face prosecution from the Metropolitan Police after they refunded his payment and escalated the case. In court letters, Glazner pleaded guilty and took full responsibility, promising to avoid future issues despite his demanding job. A magistrate imposed the ban last Tuesday through a private procedure, along with a 660-pound fine, 130 pounds in cost, and a 264-pound victim surcharge. This comes after Glazner's successful first full season at Palace, where he led them

to FA Cup victory in May, though their European spot later. Drop to the conference league. His team now prepares for a crucial Premier League clash against Tottenham Hotspur on Thursday amid a relegation fight. Meanwhile, Glazner's case highlights a busy week for magistrates who prosecuted over 1,000 motorists for 20-mile per hour violations, issuing fines topping 157,000 pounds and 27 bans like his, like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 bans like his, 27 b

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