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THE ex-wife of former Widnes Vikings centre Anthony Gelling has spoken out after he was found not guilty of inflicting GBH on her. Gelling admitted punching Toni Mackey in the face during a domestic incident between the pair at their Widnes home on Cronton Lane Mews on February 6 last year. But the jury agreed with the rugby league star through their verdict, who told the court he only did so in self-defence as he feared he would be run over by the car she was reversing. The court heard that Ms Mackey attended Whiston Hospital in the early hours of February 7 due to the pain she was ex...

THE ex-wife of former Warrington Wolves centre Anthony Gelling has spoken out after he was found not guilty of inflicting GBH on her. Gelling admitted punching Toni Mackey in the face during a domestic incident between the pair at their Widnes home on Cronton Lane Mews on February 6 last year. But the jury agreed with the rugby league star through their verdict, who told the court he only did so in self-defence as he feared he would be run over by the car she was reversing. The court heard that Ms Mackey attended Whiston Hospital in the early hours of February 7 due to the pain she was...

Kiwi-born Super League player cites 'self-defence' after lashing out in fear he was about to be run over by a reversing car.

Ex-Vikings star Gelling punched his wife after fears he would be run over, court heard EX-Vikings centre Anthony Gelling, accused of punching his then-wife in the face, today (Friday) told a jury that he had only done so in self-defence. The 30-year-old Cook Islands international explained that otherwise he feared he would be run over by the car she was reversing. Liverpool Crown Court has heard that the punch he threw as she sat behind the steering wheel broke bones in her nose and eye socket as well as causing a black eye and a cut over her right eyebrow.

Ex-Vikings star Gelling punched his wife after fears he would be run over, court heard LEIGH rugby league player Anthony Gelling, accused of punching his then-wife in the face, today (Friday) told a jury that he had only done so in self-defence. The 30-year-old Cook Islands international explained that otherwise he feared he would be run over by the car she was reversing. Liverpool Crown Court has heard that the punch he threw as she sat behind the steering wheel broke bones in her nose and eye socket as well as causing a black eye and a cut over her right eyebrow.