Saturday, April 20, 2013
Agustien hit with driving ban after picking up almost as many points as Swansea this season
Swansea City midfielder Kemy Agustien has been banned from driving for a year by Neath Magistrates for accumulating the kind of points that the Premier League's stragglers and relegation fodder would've killed for this season.
Agustien has amassed an unbelievable total of 39 points on his driving license in the space of a year, which puts him a healthy 27 point over the legal limit.
The 26-year-old Dutchman already had six points to his name before racking up a massive 33 more (as well as a £3,135 fine) over a single speeding incident which occurred in Swansea last September.
Agustien's 39-point haul would see him comfortably in mid-table in the Premier League standings; level with West Ham in 11th place in the top flight, 15 points clear of joint-bottom clubs Reading and QPR and just two points behind his current employers Swansea, who are in ninth place with a healthy 41 points to their name.
Agustien has amassed an unbelievable total of 39 points on his driving license in the space of a year, which puts him a healthy 27 point over the legal limit.
The 26-year-old Dutchman already had six points to his name before racking up a massive 33 more (as well as a £3,135 fine) over a single speeding incident which occurred in Swansea last September.
Agustien's 39-point haul would see him comfortably in mid-table in the Premier League standings; level with West Ham in 11th place in the top flight, 15 points clear of joint-bottom clubs Reading and QPR and just two points behind his current employers Swansea, who are in ninth place with a healthy 41 points to their name.
