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You can unsubscribe at any time.Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy noticeA groundsman at Birmingham City FC was three times over the drink drive limit when his car collided with another on the M69.The crash happened on the motorway near to to Burbage and when police arrived Dale Hayward was already in an ambulance receiving treatment.He was slurring his speech and there was a “strong smell on his breath”, and when at hospital he gave a blood sample which revealed he had 274mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood. The legal limit is 80mg.Hayward, of Applebees Walk, Hinckley, appeared at Leicester Magistrates Court to admit a charge of drink driving.Magistrates heard that the 26 year old, who is a groundsman at Birmingham City FC, was dealt with by another court for the same offence in 2014, reports LeicestershireLive.Get alerts of the latest news from our courtsWhat happened? The collision happened shortly after 5pm on Friday, April 3, last year and prosecutor Robert Carr told magistrates: “Police officers were called to the M69 near Burbage to a two vehicle collision.”The vehicles were in the carriageway and debris had been thrown across the opposing carriageway, such was the impact.”One driver was being treated in an ambulance. That was Mr Hayward.”He gave his details and an officer suspected he was intoxicated.