Harrison jailed
Harrison jailed
Just read this. Scott got 2 months for paggering his GF and a policeman. He entered the dock direct from custody after being pulled for drink driving on Friday. Awful mess. Awful shame. Was a cracking little fighter all the same.
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Ahh, so that's why Horse removed him from his British p4p list 
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DavidPayne
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on appeal.
Sad story, but sad for his family and kids rather than him.
Sad story, but sad for his family and kids rather than him.
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black panther
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I know its an awful thing to say but a stint in jail might be the best thing for Harrison. Will give him some time to sober up and reflect on how he can improve his life. Hope he can come out the other end alright - he was a cracking fighter in his day.
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Twinkle Toes
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Best place for him, and more importantly the streets are a little safer tonight 
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hitman_hatton1
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seems to sum it all up that doesn't it.
brought into court from the custody cell.
he's completely blown it.
brought into court from the custody cell.
he's completely blown it.
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johnty1888
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I think he's gone beyond help now
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There are plenty who have been in far worse situations than whats Scott in that have turned things around. Hopefully Scott can do the samejohnty1888 wrote:I think he's gone beyond help now
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To be honest I think this is the end of Scott as a pro fighter now. He needs to sort his head out before he does anything else now.
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Why the sympathy ?
He seems a nasty bugger who beats up women and then drives round p*ssed in his car...
He seems a nasty bugger who beats up women and then drives round p*ssed in his car...
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don't call it a comeback
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He was finished as a fighter two years ago. His crimes are not victimless but involve assaulting innocent people, attacking a woman and driving whilst lethally off his head. At his peak he was a skilled and brave fighter, as a man he has been a coward and a bully. Hope he sorts himself out and makes right the long list of wrongs but right now its difficult to see this story having a happy ending.banjo wrote:To be honest I think this is the end of Scott as a pro fighter now. He needs to sort his head out before he does anything else now.
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He was over rated as a fighter also.
Victor Polo was robbed blind.
He beat alot of half decent, usually past their best names. No elites.
Victor Polo was robbed blind.
He beat alot of half decent, usually past their best names. No elites.
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SticknMove
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Was Harrison really that over-rated Stu?
I always thought that he was a very big strong FW, worthy of top ten - therefore world class but obviously never elite. A reasonably solid belt holder I would say.
I always thought that he was a very big strong FW, worthy of top ten - therefore world class but obviously never elite. A reasonably solid belt holder I would say.
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Old bones Ian
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The jail time has now gone up to 8 months, after he got an extra 6 months for the drink driving charge.
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Are there any other charges still pending, either in the UK or Spain?Old bones Ian wrote:The jail time has now gone up to 8 months, after he got an extra 6 months for the drink driving charge.
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twenty six
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He'll serve 8 weeks, tops.
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Old bones Ian
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I think the Spanish charges are still outstandingchesh wrote:Are there any other charges still pending, either in the UK or Spain?Old bones Ian wrote:The jail time has now gone up to 8 months, after he got an extra 6 months for the drink driving charge.
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So what does that mean 3 months for good behavior. Hang on we are talking about Scott Harrison here, no the full 8 months plus extra time possibly.Old bones Ian wrote:The jail time has now gone up to 8 months, after he got an extra 6 months for the drink driving charge.
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johnty1888
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WildWaylon wrote:So what does that mean 3 months for good behavior. Hang on we are talking about Scott Harrison here, no the full 8 months plus extra time possibly.Old bones Ian wrote:The jail time has now gone up to 8 months, after he got an extra 6 months for the drink driving charge.
I'm no expert on these matters but I thought that any sentence under 4 years and you automatically do only half the sentence anyway, then if you re-offend and get sent to jail you do your new term plus the remainder of your old term?
Thats what my cousin was told when he got 4 years (he only did 20 months) .
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Old bones Ian
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Well where someone is addicted to alchohol, once that is out of their system they usually are a completly different person, we've all had that experience on a lower level when you get the day after a big session, you may of acted like a twat the night before, but the next day its all regrets and avoiding people, so i would say Scott may well just do his time quietly and be out in half the sentence.WildWaylon wrote:So what does that mean 3 months for good behavior. Hang on we are talking about Scott Harrison here, no the full 8 months plus extra time possibly.Old bones Ian wrote:The jail time has now gone up to 8 months, after he got an extra 6 months for the drink driving charge.
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But presumably Harrison must be aware that there is a direct link between him putting alcohol in his body and people getting hurt. So if he does harbour any remorse, it only ever extends until the next time he decides to start guzzling the electric soup.Old bones Ian wrote:Well where someone is addicted to alchohol, once that is out of their system they usually are a completly different person, we've all had that experience on a lower level when you get the day after a big session, you may of acted like a twat the night before, but the next day its all regrets and avoiding people, so i would say Scott may well just do his time quietly and be out in half the sentence.WildWaylon wrote:So what does that mean 3 months for good behavior. Hang on we are talking about Scott Harrison here, no the full 8 months plus extra time possibly.Old bones Ian wrote:The jail time has now gone up to 8 months, after he got an extra 6 months for the drink driving charge.
That isn't the behaviour of a twat, it's the behaviour of a man on the road to ruin who doesn't really seem to care how many victims he leaves in his wake. That, coupled with the fact that he is a repeat offender will likely mean that he does the full stretch.
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Yeah it's called Saturday for meOld bones Ian wrote:Well where someone is addicted to alchohol, once that is out of their system they usually are a completly different person, we've all had that experience on a lower level when you get the day after a big session, you may of acted like a twat the night before, but the next day its all regrets and avoiding people, so i would say Scott may well just do his time quietly and be out in half the sentence.WildWaylon wrote:So what does that mean 3 months for good behavior. Hang on we are talking about Scott Harrison here, no the full 8 months plus extra time possibly.Old bones Ian wrote:The jail time has now gone up to 8 months, after he got an extra 6 months for the drink driving charge.