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Published 11:54 27 Feb 2015 GMT
Updated 14:11 27 Feb 2015 GMT
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The 40-year-old was caught doing 99mph on the way home from Alan Shearer's charity ball [insert couldn't get away from it fast enough joke here]. He could have been banned for up to 28 days but was instead given a £600 fine.
His lawyer described his £230,000 Bentley as 'a safe haven' for the commentator.
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