Sedgley in Court - Ipswich Town News

Former Town midfielder Steve Sedgley appeared in court in Barbados on Monday charged with assault and a racial slur aimed at three women. His wife, Nicola, was also charged with assault.

The incident occurred following a confrontation with Barbadians Wanda McClean, Kimberly Rock and Shelly Dear on Sunday evening.

The pair denied the charges and were released on $5,000 bail by Chief Magistrate Clyde Nicholls. They will return to court on August 16th.

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