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[Albion] Football banning order imposed on father and son after assault conviction ...
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portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
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Shame, as both could have had “Fati” on their replica shirts…
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
- 17,131
It’s what’s known as a ‘Blue on Blue’
I’m surprised that you can break someone’s nose and cheek and avoid prison.
Deleted member 37369
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And ruin their eyesight
The dad fathered the son when he was 18 ffs
Terry Butcher Tribute Act
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- Aug 18, 2013
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Not defending them - obviously violent idiots - but not sure in any other world outside of football would a couple of idiot drunks in a punch up have their photo plastered all over the local paper and presumably on Google search now for the rest of their life
RandyWanger
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cheerio 
- Jul 10, 2003
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In the 21st century, if you are going to be a stupid f***ing twat in any aspect of life, don't be surprised if people find out you're a stupid f***ing twat. Not sure what football has to do with it
A stupid drunken punch up, got them kicked out of the Amex. Hiding behind a hedge to carry out a further unprovoked attack breaking someone's nose and cheekbone was what got them all over the news
And it was GBH 'without intent' they were found guilty of. I do wonder what the court thought their 'intent' was ?
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dejavuatbtn
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Might make up a little for the fact they weren’t jailed. Not sure I’d describe this as a punch up.
Punch up, or cowardly assault? The court determined the latter.
StonehamPark
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Not for me.
Ok, if they were in a bit of a punch up in the north stand and kicked out and went home - fair enough, it happens every now and then, and gets forgotten quickly enough.
In this case, they didn’t go home - they hid behind a fence and waited for the other party to get evicted, and then jumped at least one of the guys, causing grievous injury.
The second part of this offence was clearly pre-meditated, cowardly and callous.
They’re lucky to avoid jail, and more than deserve the brief public (though relatively local) shaming.
In my eyes, we are still a family club, and idiots like this ought to be swiftly ousted from our relatively tight knit community.
AmexRuislip
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The usual correctionThey both look erm whats the pc term inbred
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I admit i didn't read the detail about some guy being jumped, definitely more than a punch up.
By the way i wasn't moaning at the club, just the way the Argus/press report football crimes compared to day-to-day society ones.
By the way i wasn't moaning at the club, just the way the Argus/press report football crimes compared to day-to-day society ones.
I don’t think their digital footprints will hinder the rest of their lives. Non-large construction companies might not carry out google searches to check character when taking on hoddies, similarly they won’t be shunned when buying Buckfast or Cocaine. They’ll be forgotten quickly.
The main change will never being able to visit The Amex again. Hopefully.