Riise: Bellamy golf row is over

Friday 11 November 2011 00:00 GMT

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John Arne Riise insists he has buried the hatchet with Liverpool's Craig Bellamy following their infamous golf club incident. During his first spell at Anfield Bellamy had a fracas with then team-mate Riise at a training camp in Portugal in 2007.

The pair will be on opposing sides for the first time since then when Wales face Norway at the Cardiff City Stadium in a friendly tomorrow. But Riise said their problems are in the past: "What happened in Portugal a few years ago happened, but I know that's not the Bellamy I know. It's no problem and I look forward to seeing him again."

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