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Maybe Glenn will end up having a comeback fight against Ronnie Pickering? Battle of the Road Ragers?

Boxerbeetle wrote:Maybe Glenn will end up having a comeback fight against Ronnie Pickering? Battle of the Road Ragers?

Ronnie who?

Supremo wrote:

Boxerbeetle wrote:Maybe Glenn will end up having a comeback fight against Ronnie Pickering? Battle of the Road Ragers?

Ronnie who?

Ronnie Pickering

MattCoke wrote:

Supremo wrote:

Boxerbeetle wrote:Maybe Glenn will end up having a comeback fight against Ronnie Pickering? Battle of the Road Ragers?

Ronnie who?

Ronnie Pickering

Who?

Boxerbeetle wrote:Maybe Glenn will end up having a comeback fight against Ronnie Pickering? Battle of the Road Ragers?

I feel The Wealdstone Raider Gordon hill would be a more suitable comeback opponent

watsupdoc87 wrote:mccrory was obviously stupid but why the fuk did that idiot follow him and put his hands on the steering wheel. Deserved a smack if your gonna go round getting in peoples busines like that. Why's he acting like a cop. Idiot

Agreed, the hand on the wheel will have been the trigger to smack the fool.

Drink driving like that is no laughing matter, but i hate the do-gooder types like this guy, a few smacks around his chops has probably been long overdue.

Supremo wrote:

MattCoke wrote:

Supremo wrote: Ronnie who?

Ronnie Pickering

Who?

Ronnie Pickering

bripez wrote:

Supremo wrote:

MattCoke wrote:
Ronnie Pickering

Who?

Ronnie Pickering

Who the f*ck's that?

Ronnie Pickering

Don't tell me you don't know who Ronnie Pickering is .

I wonder if SKY may drop him now ?

Hopefully, the man's a complete arse winnet. Whenever he's commentating he's just drawling his way through like an old drunk.

chiggsy wrote:

bripez wrote:

Supremo wrote:
Who?

Ronnie Pickering

Who the f*ck's that?

Ronnie pickering !

Clearly another ex-boxer with a drink problem. Never seems far away from a pint and how many times have we seen him slurring his words a bit by the end of the night.

Not arsed if someone likes a beer, but to then get behind the wheel of a car is stupid in the extreme, to then also assault someone. He should really have got a short stint in prison to be fair for that double whammy of offences.

A shame but yes I do think Sky should sack him for this even though I don't normally mind him as a pundit as much as some of the others. Drink driving is all fun and games until some family get wiped out in the other lane or someone is just out walking on the path and gets hit.

Also wasn't it Glenn McRory who was meant to have put that gagging order on someone he shagged or something? Sounds like he needs to get his life in order.

ALI wrote:

watsupdoc87 wrote:mccrory was obviously stupid but why the fuk did that idiot follow him and put his hands on the steering wheel. Deserved a smack if your gonna go round getting in peoples busines like that. Why's he acting like a cop. Idiot

Agreed, the hand on the wheel will have been the trigger to smack the fool.

Drink driving like that is no laughing matter, but i hate the do-gooder types like this guy, a few smacks around his chops has probably been long overdue.

Good job someone had the balls to do something. Wouldn't be thinking he was a fool or idiot if someone you knew was killed by an arsehole drink driver. I hope they all get caught and licences taken away and I bet Glen is a repeat and regular offender.A mate of mine was coming back from watching Plymouth Argyle play 20 years ago. A drink-driver hit them head on. Killed his two children and one of their friends, all aged around the 10-12 mark. He was trapped in the car unable to move while his son cried for his dad, then died.

rd350lc wrote:

chiggsy wrote:

bripez wrote:
Ronnie Pickering

Who the f*ck's that?

Ronnie pickering !

tobyh5 wrote:

ALI wrote:

watsupdoc87 wrote:mccrory was obviously stupid but why the fuk did that idiot follow him and put his hands on the steering wheel. Deserved a smack if your gonna go round getting in peoples busines like that. Why's he acting like a cop. Idiot

Agreed, the hand on the wheel will have been the trigger to smack the fool.

Drink driving like that is no laughing matter, but i hate the do-gooder types like this guy, a few smacks around his chops has probably been long overdue.

Good job someone had the balls to do something. Wouldn't be thinking he was a fool or idiot if someone you knew was killed by an arsehole drink driver. I hope they all get caught and licences taken away and I bet Glen is a repeat and regular offender.A mate of mine was coming back from watching Plymouth Argyle play 20 years ago. A drink-driver hit them head on. Killed his two children and one of their friends, all aged around the 10-12 mark. He was trapped in the car unable to move while his son cried for his dad, then died.

Jesus that's awful man!

What a nob, you'll always get a bigger ban for refusing to take the test than you will for failing it.

Stuarty30 wrote:

tobyh5 wrote:

ALI wrote:
Agreed, the hand on the wheel will have been the trigger to smack the fool.

Drink driving like that is no laughing matter, but i hate the do-gooder types like this guy, a few smacks around his chops has probably been long overdue.

Good job someone had the balls to do something. Wouldn't be thinking he was a fool or idiot if someone you knew was killed by an arsehole drink driver. I hope they all get caught and licences taken away and I bet Glen is a repeat and regular offender.A mate of mine was coming back from watching Plymouth Argyle play 20 years ago. A drink-driver hit them head on. Killed his two children and one of their friends, all aged around the 10-12 mark. He was trapped in the car unable to move while his son cried for his dad, then died.

Jesus that's awful man!

It is just the worse and I am sure everyone can feel for them, and as a dad it makes my heart just ache for them. Every year he does something to mark the occasion and with social media now existing, he makes a long post each year with the details to urge people to not drink and drive. It is always a powerful message. The mother of the children is now the step mum to my next door neighbours kids, I see her picking them up with her husband and she always looks a little damaged, you never really recover from that.

tobyh5 wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:

tobyh5 wrote:

Good job someone had the balls to do something. Wouldn't be thinking he was a fool or idiot if someone you knew was killed by an arsehole drink driver. I hope they all get caught and licences taken away and I bet Glen is a repeat and regular offender.A mate of mine was coming back from watching Plymouth Argyle play 20 years ago. A drink-driver hit them head on. Killed his two children and one of their friends, all aged around the 10-12 mark. He was trapped in the car unable to move while his son cried for his dad, then died.

Jesus that's awful man!

It is just the worse and I am sure everyone can feel for them, and as a dad it makes my heart just ache for them. Every year he does something to mark the occasion and with social media now existing, he makes a long post each year with the details to urge people to not drink and drive. It is always a powerful message. The mother of the children is now the step mum to my next door neighbours kids, I see her picking them up with her husband and she always looks a little damaged, you never really recover from that.

The sentences handed out for drink drivers are a fvcking joke as well. Should be far, far stricter.

tobyh5 wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:

tobyh5 wrote:

Good job someone had the balls to do something. Wouldn't be thinking he was a fool or idiot if someone you knew was killed by an arsehole drink driver. I hope they all get caught and licences taken away and I bet Glen is a repeat and regular offender.A mate of mine was coming back from watching Plymouth Argyle play 20 years ago. A drink-driver hit them head on. Killed his two children and one of their friends, all aged around the 10-12 mark. He was trapped in the car unable to move while his son cried for his dad, then died.

Jesus that's awful man!

It is just the worse and I am sure everyone can feel for them, and as a dad it makes my heart just ache for them. Every year he does something to mark the occasion and with social media now existing, he makes a long post each year with the details to urge people to not drink and drive. It is always a powerful message. The mother of the children is now the step mum to my next door neighbours kids, I see her picking them up with her husband and she always looks a little damaged, you never really recover from that.

it always amazes me the resilience that some people show after these type of tragedies. I have young kids myself and even the thought of something like this has my stomach in knots! Poor people!

The sentences handed out are a bit of a piss take. It's not a deterrent at all. Most folk don't adhere to bans anyway! They just drive on through their bans.

tobyh5 wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:

tobyh5 wrote:

Good job someone had the balls to do something. Wouldn't be thinking he was a fool or idiot if someone you knew was killed by an arsehole drink driver. I hope they all get caught and licences taken away and I bet Glen is a repeat and regular offender.A mate of mine was coming back from watching Plymouth Argyle play 20 years ago. A drink-driver hit them head on. Killed his two children and one of their friends, all aged around the 10-12 mark. He was trapped in the car unable to move while his son cried for his dad, then died.

Jesus that's awful man!

It is just the worse and I am sure everyone can feel for them, and as a dad it makes my heart just ache for them. Every year he does something to mark the occasion and with social media now existing, he makes a long post each year with the details to urge people to not drink and drive. It is always a powerful message. The mother of the children is now the step mum to my next door neighbours kids, I see her picking them up with her husband and she always looks a little damaged, you never really recover from that.

Thats effing heartbreaking mate,stories like that make me want to see McCrory and the like lose their livelyhoods

MattCoke wrote:

ThereByTheGrace wrote:The follower was very brave to do that.

The follower was not very brave, he was an idiot.

I say fair play to the guy. A bit chancey - and should have called the police - but still ultimately did the right thing. Too many pass-on-by types these days.

Dixonian wrote:

MattCoke wrote:

ThereByTheGrace wrote:The follower was very brave to do that.

The follower was not very brave, he was an idiot.

I say fair play to the guy. A bit chancey - and should have called the police - but still ultimately did the right thing. Too many pass-on-by types these days.

Agreed, too many people would rather leave it. I think it was a great thing to do, it's taken another knob head drink driver off the road who could have killed someone. I also agree the sentences should be way harsher than they are, joke justice in this country.

I've zero sympathy for anybody who drinks and drives. It's bloody stupid. If you know you're going to drink, find an alternative mode of transport. There's no excuse except being a complete twat.