Julius Francis rolling back the years as a security guard

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Well done.

Justice indeed.
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MasterG wrote: 15 Jun 2022, 10:28

I've given my opinion what today's society in the UK is like.
yeah, but as you're the bloke who sees a terrorist attack in London* and says he doesn't feel safe to walk the streets of fkin Donny any more, let's face it, calm & rational perspective isn't your thing, reacting in an alarmist manner to just about everything, is.

EG:

Ever fker is trying to rob someone else

no, they aren't.
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Counter-puncher wrote: 15 Jun 2022, 11:22
MasterG wrote: 15 Jun 2022, 10:28

I've given my opinion what today's society in the UK is like.
yeah, but as you're the bloke who sees a terrorist attack in London* and says he doesn't feel safe to walk the streets of fkin Donny any more, let's face it, calm & rational perspective isn't your thing, reacting in an alarmist manner to just about everything, is.

EG:

Ever fker is trying to rob someone else

no, they aren't.
I'd walk the streets of Donny no problems. Now Middlesbrough is a different kettle of fish.

And I still believe there are many many individuals who will try to scam their way to a easy few quid.
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the world hasnt ended due to ukraine-russia either
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MasterG wrote: 15 Jun 2022, 11:34I'd walk the streets of Donny no problems. Now Middlesbrough is a different kettle of fish.
I know what you are getting at there. I wouldn't have done until recently but I was there the other day. I would walk the streets (obviously), it's not dangerous but it has clearly been used as an end point for a lot of asylum seekers in recent years compared to the number of people who live there. I can see how people who have lived there for generations may feel like their community has been negatively impacted.
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jimmystone wrote: 15 Jun 2022, 03:01
ERIC GUY wrote: 15 Jun 2022, 02:25
Spud wrote: 14 Jun 2022, 05:20 Somehow I think Jules could be in trouble on this one.

I hope not because I think the bloke deserved it …. Alas the law doesn’t work like that
he is not in trouble, i spoke with him yesterday, all is ok, that should be the end of it!!
Good. How are you at the moment, ERIC?
we are ok, but still no where to live yet, paid most bills though, which i am grateful for...
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jimmystone wrote: 15 Jun 2022, 12:22
MasterG wrote: 15 Jun 2022, 11:34I'd walk the streets of Donny no problems. Now Middlesbrough is a different kettle of fish.
I know what you are getting at there. I wouldn't have done until recently but I was there the other day. I would walk the streets (obviously), it's not dangerous but it has clearly been used as an end point for a lot of asylum seekers in recent years compared to the number of people who live there. I can see how people who have lived there for generations may feel like their community has been negatively impacted.
They may have been the locals.
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TheLeprechaun wrote: 14 Jun 2022, 22:24 Sparking someone should be the last thing you have to do. I don't agree with this. The lad had created a disturbance and was coming at Julius at the time. In my opinion the punch didn't have to be thrown. Julius could have pushed him away firmly. I just think security should do everything they can to avoid throwing punches. In my opinion, Julius has to be able to justify that by saying it was self defence but was it? The chap was aggressive but a firm push would have created distance and then if the lad comes toward you aggressively, then it's reasonable but lets remember it only takes one punch like that for a guy to bang his head on the ground and die. How many of you think that Julius would get off in court if that had happened? I understand the counter argument that if the lad throws a punch at Julius and Julius falls and hits his head he could be the one who gets seriously injured. He has a right to protect himself. I just don't think the situation was at the stage where a punch had to be thrown.
how many people have you pushed away to stop a fight? its not an easy option,
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ERIC GUY wrote: 15 Jun 2022, 13:16
TheLeprechaun wrote: 14 Jun 2022, 22:24 Sparking someone should be the last thing you have to do. I don't agree with this. The lad had created a disturbance and was coming at Julius at the time. In my opinion the punch didn't have to be thrown. Julius could have pushed him away firmly. I just think security should do everything they can to avoid throwing punches. In my opinion, Julius has to be able to justify that by saying it was self defence but was it? The chap was aggressive but a firm push would have created distance and then if the lad comes toward you aggressively, then it's reasonable but lets remember it only takes one punch like that for a guy to bang his head on the ground and die. How many of you think that Julius would get off in court if that had happened? I understand the counter argument that if the lad throws a punch at Julius and Julius falls and hits his head he could be the one who gets seriously injured. He has a right to protect himself. I just don't think the situation was at the stage where a punch had to be thrown.
how many people have you pushed away to stop a fight? its not an easy option,
It's a terrible option, you are right.
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Pushing someone who is all fired up will never stop a fight. It’ll likely just make them more angry.
The fella had shown enough aggression already (despite a lot of being of the ‘look at me being a bad man’ variety). May as well cut to the quick a give him a clump.
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When IS Francis going to appear on Love Island or Celebrity get me out of here (may as well milk it)
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Julius Francis v John fury next . Can see John getting one punched.
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high tower 1 wrote: 15 Jun 2022, 14:57 Julius Francis v John fury next . Can see John getting one punched.
They're only 6 months apart in age. Blimey.
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Francis lost his security license..

Now he wants to have a fight with Tyson.

Despite BoxPark head Roger Wade defending Francis for his actions, the former British heavyweight champion told TMZ he can no longer do his job.

“The security authority industry called the SIA actually suspended my licence to work,” he said in an interview with TMZ from his home.

“I can’t work at the moment, so I’m trying to get that sorted so I can get back to work as soon as possible.”

However, Francis would be willing to share a ring with Tyson again if the money was right.

“If there is a promoter that’s willing to promote a sanctioned fight. I never have liked talking about money, but they could come up with a decent offer, then who knows?

“I’m going to put it out there. I’m going to say, ‘Yes. Yes, we can have a rematch.’ I don’t know if anybody will watch it, but I’m going to say, ‘Yes.'”

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The police aren't taking any action so imo the SIA should give him his licence back.

The SIA can be a bit tricky to deal with as we found out trying to get my son a licence. He had to jump through hoops to finally get it.
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MasterG wrote: 23 Jun 2022, 07:19 The police aren't taking any action so imo the SIA should give him his licence back.

The SIA can be a bit tricky to deal with as we found out trying to get my son a licence. He had to jump through hoops to finally get it.
100% he should be given his license back. It sounds like the police reviewed all the evidence and decided what he did was fair. Hopefully he’s able to get back working.
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Shame Julius didn't spark his ginger mate as well :bag:
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The guy was desperate for a fight and he got one. Nothing to see here.
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nobleart1978 wrote: 23 Jun 2022, 12:43 Shame Julius didn't spark his ginger mate as well :bag:
Yu mean George Groves.
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high tower 1 wrote: 15 Jun 2022, 14:57 Julius Francis v John fury next . Can see John getting one punched.
Yeah, we would lose interest after the press build up.
John Fury's most effective and entertaining weapon is his mouth.
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They will give him it back soon enough
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margaret thatcher wrote: 15 Jun 2022, 11:40 the world hasnt ended due to ukraine-russia either
Is the Russia.war.in Ukraine still going on? I thought it had finished along with Covid.

Not reported in thr news anymore. Its all about Live Island and WAGS again.

The attention span of the population is being challenged
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forcefraser wrote: 24 Jun 2022, 12:06
margaret thatcher wrote: 15 Jun 2022, 11:40 the world hasnt ended due to ukraine-russia either
Is the Russia.war.in Ukraine still going on? I thought it had finished along with Covid.

Not reported in thr news anymore. Its all about Live Island and WAGS again.

The attention span of the population is being challenged
It depends where you get your news...
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forcefraser wrote: 24 Jun 2022, 12:06
margaret thatcher wrote: 15 Jun 2022, 11:40 the world hasnt ended due to ukraine-russia either
Is the Russia.war.in Ukraine still going on? I thought it had finished along with Covid.

Not reported in thr news anymore. Its all about Live Island and WAGS again.

The attention span of the population is being challenged
Yeh , i've not been hearing too much about it either , think there trying to hype up a new subject Monkey desease or something
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Glass Joe wrote: 14 Jun 2022, 12:46
Was John Breen Alexander’s trainer?
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