Former England footballer Kieron Dyer banned from driving for using mobile phone
Former England footballer Kieron Dyer has been banned for driving for six months after using a mobile phone while driving.
Dyer, 44, who has chronic liver disease and is awaiting a transplant, was stopped by police on Norwich Road in Ipswich in April 2022. He was disqualified from driving for six months for having too many points on his licence following a hearing at Ipswich Magistrates' Court on Thursday.The former Ipswich Town, Newcastle, West Ham, QPR and Middlesbrough player was given credit for his guilty plea.Find BBC News: East of England on
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