The Aberdeen Assasin

PredatorHayds
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It's well known the Scots 'batter' everything in fast food places.
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magwitch wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:
magwitch wrote:
Whose cellmate? McAllister’s :o .....I never knew he’d done chokey?.....or “porridge” I guess they call it up there! Have I got the wrong end of the stick here?
He done time for a takeaway assault. Must've had previous though to get sent down.
Is a takeaway assualt not enough to get bird up there?
I wouldn't have thought so mate. If you're a first offender they're hardly going to send you down for lamping a guy in a kebab shop. He must've had previous. I'm sure I read he was banned from a lot of pubs up that way so he must have been a bit of a rascal once upon a time.
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Stuarty30 wrote:
magwitch wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:
He done time for a takeaway assault. Must've had previous though to get sent down.
Is a takeaway assualt not enough to get bird up there?
I wouldn't have thought so mate. If you're a first offender they're hardly going to send you down for lamping a guy in a kebab shop. He must've had previous. I'm sure I read he was banned from a lot of pubs up that way so he must have been a bit of a rascal once upon a time.

A guy I know up there said the MacAlisters are the family nobody messes with in Aberdeen. This was around 10 years ago.
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My dad fought a Jim McAllister once or twice in the amateurs,from Aberdeen,he was apparently from a well known family up that way,for some reason I think its Lee's dad

I know Lee's brother David posts on here, maybe he could put me right?
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Well I'm going there in March, I'll keep my head down in the takeaways.
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handsofstone wrote:My dad fought a Jim McAllister once or twice in the amateurs,from Aberdeen,he was apparently from a well known family up that way,for some reason I think its Lee's dad

I know Lee's brother David posts on here, maybe he could put me right?

James McAllister is our uncle.
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mickey1975 wrote:Well I'm going there in March, I'll keep my head down in the takeaways.

I'm sure you'll be fine mate!!
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David McAllister wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:Well I'm going there in March, I'll keep my head down in the takeaways.

I'm sure you'll be fine mate!!
I'll call into your gym if I stay a while. I'm in the bridge of River Don or something.
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David McAllister wrote:
handsofstone wrote:My dad fought a Jim McAllister once or twice in the amateurs,from Aberdeen,he was apparently from a well known family up that way,for some reason I think its Lee's dad

I know Lee's brother David posts on here, maybe he could put me right?

James McAllister is our uncle.
:TU: Cool mate he beat my dad twice on points, my old man said he was a very tidy boxer
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Re: The Aberdeen Assasin

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mickey1975 wrote:
David McAllister wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:Well I'm going there in March, I'll keep my head down in the takeaways.

I'm sure you'll be fine mate!!
I'll call into your gym if I stay a while. I'm in the bridge of River Don or something.

No probs mate, PM me closer to the time, gym only a couple of miles from Bridge of Don
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handsofstone wrote:
David McAllister wrote:
handsofstone wrote:My dad fought a Jim McAllister once or twice in the amateurs,from Aberdeen,he was apparently from a well known family up that way,for some reason I think its Lee's dad

I know Lee's brother David posts on here, maybe he could put me right?

James McAllister is our uncle.
:TU: Cool mate he beat my dad twice on points, my old man said he was a very tidy boxer

Who's your dad mate? Is he still involved in boxing?
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David what's happening with Matthew ? Not boxer in a long time ?
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bigped wrote:David what's happening with Matthew ? Not boxer in a long time ?
Matty has had some very bad injuries including his back, knee and elbow. Some news on his situation over the next few weeks mate.
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David McAllister wrote:
bigped wrote:David what's happening with Matthew ? Not boxer in a long time ?
Matty has had some very bad injuries including his back, knee and elbow. Some news on his situation over the next few weeks mate.
Hope he recovers and wins some sort of a title for a boxer as. Good as matty who has boxed all his days
Would be Shame
If he never boxed for a decent title
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