CHRIS VINCENT DENIES PAYMENT FROM SUN OVER GROBBELAAR STORY

Saturday 18 February 1995 00:02 GMT

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Chris Vincent, Bruce Grobbelaar's former business partner who has accused the Southampton goalkeeper of taking money to throw matches, denied yesterday that he received £100,000 from the Sun newspaper for his story. "The amount is nowhere near that," he said, speaking on Radio Five Live. "I have not made a fortune out of it."

Glenn Moore, Football Diary,

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