Re: Kell Brook convicted of assault.
Posted: 01 Jul 2010, 12:37
Ian im hoping to meet him next week for a pint as im in Manc, ill let you know on the drugs front

1. My apologies, I wasn't aware that PM's were disabled, I will try amend then I can 'listen' to your reply (how does one 'listen' to a written message?)Captain Hook wrote:This paraside ENDGAME sent me a PM and when I tried to reply it said he had "disabled private message receipt"
Arsehole. If you have the stones to send me an insulting PM then have the stones to listen to my reply.
Some absolute tools on here and it's getting worse.
endgame wrote:1. My apologies, I wasn't aware that PM's were disabled, I will try amend then I can 'listen' to your reply (how does one 'listen' to a written message?)Captain Hook wrote:This paraside ENDGAME sent me a PM and when I tried to reply it said he had "disabled private message receipt"
Arsehole. If you have the stones to send me an insulting PM then have the stones to listen to my reply.
Some absolute tools on here and it's getting worse.
2. My PM was not 'insulting' read it again please
3. 'Arsehole/tool' is there any need for such profanity?
4. What is a 'paraside' ?
Hope to hear from you soon, you're funny
We are now required to 'justify' our posts, oh dearCaptain Hook wrote: PS Can you justify your posts to other members. I find you pathetic, but then you've not targeted me.
Nosferatu for example. Relevance to this thread?
As you know bellendgame, I was being sarky.endgame wrote:We are now required to 'justify' our posts, oh dearCaptain Hook wrote: PS Can you justify your posts to other members. I find you pathetic, but then you've not targeted me.
Nosferatu for example. Relevance to this thread?
You find me 'pathetic' that is your prerogative Sir, I suspect others concur
'Mr' McNeilly who started the thread, has an uncanny resemblance to said Nosferatu, 'Mr' McNeilly was in fact delighted by the comparison 'Cheers' he exclaimed, so why your outrage?
Vent your spleen elsewhere spirochete
Not this time, I don't think mate. The mods have a separate file on Lirva as thick as the Yellow PagesJ wrote:lirva?
'Bellendgame' ... excellent that's almost as banal as your alliterative headline RE: Kell BrookIan 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:As you know bellendgame, I was being sarky.endgame wrote:We are now required to 'justify' our posts, oh dearCaptain Hook wrote: PS Can you justify your posts to other members. I find you pathetic, but then you've not targeted me.
Nosferatu for example. Relevance to this thread?
You find me 'pathetic' that is your prerogative Sir, I suspect others concur
'Mr' McNeilly who started the thread, has an uncanny resemblance to said Nosferatu, 'Mr' McNeilly was in fact delighted by the comparison 'Cheers' he exclaimed, so why your outrage?
Vent your spleen elsewhere spirochete
Hooky...this is a TROLL. The mods will hopefully soon zap him.
Well at least he stayed around long enough to acquire that annoying characteristic of many current boxers and referred to himself in the third personendgame wrote:The Endgame signs off
i hear he is very disciplined in the gym, i agree he could be the bets britain have ot offer soon.Spud wrote:I honestly believe Kel Brook could be a massive star - but he could also very easily join the "what could have been" club if he doesnt keep his discipline.
Delaney was convicted of murder and given life with a reccomendation he serve at least 11 years.Its highly likely he will serve a few more.Its almost unheard of for a murderer to get their first parole.Its also unusual for a charge of murder to be brought in a "one punch" case.Being a boxer worked against him,he would almost certainly have been charged with manslaughter otherwise.black panther wrote:Yes I remember that, it was Garry Delaney. Don't thing he got life though, according to this article he got 11 years:Nightmare Roy wrote:Not when your a licensed boxer, there was a boxer a couple of years ago working the doors, in London who hit a guy, sadley the guy died and he was jailed for life for murder. I know this is very diferent but the court will be a bit harder on him becasue of his proffesion. Hope he learns form it as he's a super talented fighter.Coco wrote:Common assault is barely even a crime, he must have hardly even touched him, I doubt he will get a punishment other than paying court costs
http://blog.thesweetscience.com/2006/07 ... ed-to-jail
Didn't he walk off his door, and spray him with a substance before chinning him though? In which case though murder seems harsh would be more fitting then Manslaughter which i've always thought is accidental? Either way said for all involved. The doors are a horrible place.mickey1975 wrote:Delaney was convicted of murder and given life with a reccomendation he serve at least 11 years.Its highly likely he will serve a few more.Its almost unheard of for a murderer to get their first parole.Its also unusual for a charge of murder to be brought in a "one punch" case.Being a boxer worked against him,he would almost certainly have been charged with manslaughter otherwise.black panther wrote:Yes I remember that, it was Garry Delaney. Don't thing he got life though, according to this article he got 11 years:Nightmare Roy wrote: Not when your a licensed boxer, there was a boxer a couple of years ago working the doors, in London who hit a guy, sadley the guy died and he was jailed for life for murder. I know this is very diferent but the court will be a bit harder on him becasue of his proffesion. Hope he learns form it as he's a super talented fighter.
http://blog.thesweetscience.com/2006/07 ... ed-to-jail
Ah i see, very harshmickey1975 wrote:For it to be murder would require intent,and that would usually involve a prolonged beating.
Said he used to boast that you can kill a man with one punch if done right.Jeff Thomas wrote:Ah i see, very harshmickey1975 wrote:For it to be murder would require intent,and that would usually involve a prolonged beating.
