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Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 15 Feb 2016, 08:20
by freddydoesdallas
mickey1975 wrote:freddydoesdallas wrote:Interesting that he learnt economics and Spanish & Dutch while locked up! Stringer Bell's got nothing on him with his community college business course!
A friend of mine learned Chinese and Russian whilst away. He got a degree in business as well. Got to make the time pay.
HMP Services should really have a think about the qualifications they are offering to seasoned criminals and/or drug dealers!
edit...to avoid any offence, i'm aware HMP Service do not run irish jails
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Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 15 Feb 2016, 08:31
by mickey1975
The guy is a lifer, he'll never use any of the skills anyway....
Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 15 Feb 2016, 08:51
by reggaereggae
mickey1975 wrote:The guy is a lifer, he'll never use any of the skills anyway....
Don't they eventually get out unless they're someone truly dangerous like Levi Bellfield (now yusuf Rahim)?
Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 15 Feb 2016, 08:54
by mickey1975
reggaereggae wrote:mickey1975 wrote:The guy is a lifer, he'll never use any of the skills anyway....
Don't they eventually get out unless they're someone truly dangerous like Levi Bellfield (now yusuf Rahim)?
Yes. He's one of the IPP lot, though. Very tricky to get out from that.
Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 15 Feb 2016, 08:57
by reggaereggae
mickey1975 wrote:reggaereggae wrote:mickey1975 wrote:The guy is a lifer, he'll never use any of the skills anyway....
Don't they eventually get out unless they're someone truly dangerous like Levi Bellfield (now yusuf Rahim)?
Yes. He's one of the IPP lot, though. Very tricky to get out from that.
I don't know much about it, but as I understand these sentences are very controversial. I saw. VICE video on it I think....
Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 15 Feb 2016, 09:09
by mickey1975
It's frustrating for him, he rang me on NYE, pissed, on his mobile, and said "if I wasn't locked up, I'd get locked up tonight"....
Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 15 Feb 2016, 09:21
by jonp
reggaereggae wrote:mickey1975 wrote:reggaereggae wrote:
Don't they eventually get out unless they're someone truly dangerous like Levi Bellfield (now yusuf Rahim)?
Yes. He's one of the IPP lot, though. Very tricky to get out from that.
I don't know much about it, but as I understand these sentences are very controversial. I saw. VICE video on it I think....
Im pretty sure IPP has been done away with as it doesnt work but the guys already on it are stuck with it,how does that make sense?
Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 15 Feb 2016, 11:40
by mickey1975
Yes, they don't sentence them to it anymore. Two strikes, basically he had a couple of punch ups.
Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 15 Feb 2016, 11:42
by palooka
There's a few people around here who've had to change their ways, they've had 2 strikes and have stopped going out altogether, one of them has moved abroad (Dominican Republic).
Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 15 Feb 2016, 11:45
by mickey1975
Tell them they can change back again if they like, it's finished. To be fair, he got offered 18months on the day but decided to run the trial. Made matters worse when he jumped the dock and ended up on Crimewatch.
Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 15 Feb 2016, 11:51
by palooka
mickey1975 wrote:Tell them they can change back again if they like, it's finished. To be fair, he got offered 18months on the day but decided to run the trial. Made matters worse when he jumped the dock and ended up on Crimewatch.
It seems silly to throw his life away like that but some people have very little impulse control, I knew a kid (dead now) who was found guilty by a jury and smashed the dock window and cut his throat with a piece of glass - he shouted 'You've done this to me' to the jury.
The people that are staying in are getting a bit old for it now in any case, the younger ones are well established.
Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 17 Feb 2016, 17:21
by BigRed
Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 17 Feb 2016, 18:19
by Manchester Massive
Didn't realise there was an MGM Manchester
Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 17 Feb 2016, 18:37
by bripez
Manchester Massive wrote:Didn't realise there was an MGM Manchester
I don't think there is.
There was an existing MMA gym in Preston that is being "re-branded"
Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 17 Feb 2016, 18:53
by Boxerbeetle
palooka wrote:mickey1975 wrote:Tell them they can change back again if they like, it's finished. To be fair, he got offered 18months on the day but decided to run the trial. Made matters worse when he jumped the dock and ended up on Crimewatch.
It seems silly to throw his life away like that but some people have very little impulse control, I knew a kid (dead now) who was found guilty by a jury and smashed the dock window and cut his throat with a piece of glass - he shouted 'You've done this to me' to the jury.
The people that are staying in are getting a bit old for it now in any case, the younger ones are well established.
Was that how he died? Or did he survive that and die from something else?
Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 18 Feb 2016, 09:11
by palooka
Boxerbeetle wrote:palooka wrote:mickey1975 wrote:Tell them they can change back again if they like, it's finished. To be fair, he got offered 18months on the day but decided to run the trial. Made matters worse when he jumped the dock and ended up on Crimewatch.
It seems silly to throw his life away like that but some people have very little impulse control, I knew a kid (dead now) who was found guilty by a jury and smashed the dock window and cut his throat with a piece of glass - he shouted 'You've done this to me' to the jury.
The people that are staying in are getting a bit old for it now in any case, the younger ones are well established.
Was that how he died? Or did he survive that and die from something else?
He survived that, it was quite superficial and the guards in the dock know first aid. He's died a few years ago in suspicious circumstances, he was pulled out of the canal after a night a Doncaster warehouse, there were people who said he'd been thrown in.
Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 18 Feb 2016, 09:13
by expe
bripez wrote:Manchester Massive wrote:Didn't realise there was an MGM Manchester
I don't think there is.
There was an existing MMA gym in Preston that is being "re-branded"
It's Johnney Roye's gym, still known as JR Gym for the amateurs but it's MGM Manchester for the pros.
Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 18 Feb 2016, 11:30
by ste1983
Manchester Massive wrote:Didn't realise there was an MGM Manchester
They've got a show Saturday in Preston
Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 18 Feb 2016, 12:03
by mickey1975
ste1983 wrote:Manchester Massive wrote:Didn't realise there was an MGM Manchester
They've got a show Saturday in Preston
Let's hope Expe doesn't attend.
Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 18 Feb 2016, 13:04
by expe
mickey1975 wrote:ste1983 wrote:Manchester Massive wrote:Didn't realise there was an MGM Manchester
They've got a show Saturday in Preston
Let's hope Expe doesn't attend.
No chance of that, show doesn't look particularly appealing and I've no intention of giving any money to MGM. Staying well away from town on Saturday too because the council have let the EDL have a rally so there'll be knobheads everywhere.
Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 18 Feb 2016, 13:37
by bripez
expe wrote:mickey1975 wrote:ste1983 wrote:
They've got a show Saturday in Preston
Let's hope Expe doesn't attend.
No chance of that, show doesn't look particularly appealing and I've no intention of giving any money to MGM. Staying well away from town on Saturday too because the council have let the EDL have a rally so there'll be knobheads everywhere.
I don't blame you mate, get yourself down to an MBC show instead

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 18 Feb 2016, 14:28
by expe
bripez wrote:expe wrote:mickey1975 wrote:
Let's hope Expe doesn't attend.
No chance of that, show doesn't look particularly appealing and I've no intention of giving any money to MGM. Staying well away from town on Saturday too because the council have let the EDL have a rally so there'll be knobheads everywhere.
I don't blame you mate, get yourself down to an MBC show instead

Rather shit in my hands and clap.

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 18 Feb 2016, 16:30
by handsofstone
Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 29 Feb 2016, 19:30
by Deno1986
Alan Ryan's brother, Vincent, was shot dead in Dublin today. GardaĆ were quick to say there's no connection to the murders earlier in the month but it was reported that the RIRA had some input in the weigh in shooting.
Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in
Posted: 29 Feb 2016, 20:33
by BigRed
Nah I don't think it has. Hes had a load of trouble with "Mr big"