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Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 27 Nov 2015, 19:30
by Black Sam Bellamy
Frankie Gavin wrote:I didn't really wanna comment on it.. As I am ashamed of what happened but not once did I pick up a stool so tht was a lie an I never smashed a glass an threw it. I saw my mate surrounded so I helped him an instantly regretted some of the thing what went on an My missus an children were in a taxi cause we were just leaving... If I did what the mail said I would be in prison no ifs or buts.. An the title says in trouble again like I'm a criminal I have been arrested once when i was a teenager not once since I'm 30 now
What about the CCTV with you and the bar stool ?

Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 28 Nov 2015, 02:52
by Sklar
Frankie Gavin wrote:I didn't really wanna comment on it.. As I am ashamed of what happened but not once did I pick up a stool so tht was a lie an I never smashed a glass an threw it.
Are you going to take libel action against the paper?

Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 28 Nov 2015, 04:01
by mickey1975
Sklar wrote:
Frankie Gavin wrote:I didn't really wanna comment on it.. As I am ashamed of what happened but not once did I pick up a stool so tht was a lie an I never smashed a glass an threw it.
Are you going to take libel action against the paper?
Maybe he is happy with the outcome and that was what was read out in court. I've had it myself. You just let them say their piece.

Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 28 Nov 2015, 05:55
by Frankie Gavin
Black Sam Bellamy wrote:
Frankie Gavin wrote:I didn't really wanna comment on it.. As I am ashamed of what happened but not once did I pick up a stool so tht was a lie an I never smashed a glass an threw it. I saw my mate surrounded so I helped him an instantly regretted some of the thing what went on an My missus an children were in a taxi cause we were just leaving... If I did what the mail said I would be in prison no ifs or buts.. An the title says in trouble again like I'm a criminal I have been arrested once when i was a teenager not once since I'm 30 now
What about the CCTV with you and the bar stool ?
There was no cctv me hitting anyone with a bar stool an no one person said I hit them with a bar stool

Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 28 Nov 2015, 05:59
by tobyh5
Frankie Gavin wrote:
Black Sam Bellamy wrote:
Frankie Gavin wrote:I didn't really wanna comment on it.. As I am ashamed of what happened but not once did I pick up a stool so tht was a lie an I never smashed a glass an threw it. I saw my mate surrounded so I helped him an instantly regretted some of the thing what went on an My missus an children were in a taxi cause we were just leaving... If I did what the mail said I would be in prison no ifs or buts.. An the title says in trouble again like I'm a criminal I have been arrested once when i was a teenager not once since I'm 30 now
What about the CCTV with you and the bar stool ?
There was no cctv me hitting anyone with a bar stool an no one person said I hit them with a bar stool

I read the report and the first couple pages of the thread and was lining up a comment condemning him, but then saw his reply and got to say that I am actually impressed that he came here and made a comment. His version does not explain what did happen but it does not sound as bad as the court and paper made it sound, but then it hardly ever is.

We all been daft at times, sh1t happens and most of us learn from it and I hope Frankie does.

Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 28 Nov 2015, 07:05
by palooka
Well said, Toby :TU:

Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 28 Nov 2015, 07:27
by samwbr
Good on Frankie for coming on here and giving his side of the story. Papers are not to be trusted.

Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 28 Nov 2015, 07:36
by Stuarty
The vast majority if not everyone on here would help their mate out if they were in the same situation. Not saying what happened is right or wrong but sometimes when you're out trouble is unavoidable. Some folk end up biting off more than they can chew then cry to the authorities when they end up with a sore coupon!

Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 28 Nov 2015, 08:08
by mickey1975
I'm not judging him, I've done just as bad myself.

Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 28 Nov 2015, 08:38
by Old Jack J
The press usually sensationalise stories like this and Frankie will naturally soften his side of the story. The truth will probably lie somewhere in the middle.

I found myself in situations in my youth where it ended up in violence but as you grow older you sense the situation is coming to a head and walk away. Hopefully this is a lesson learnt and he walks away if there is a similar situation in the future.

Listen, we have all done stupid stuff in life that we'd rather forget about and this looks like a pretty prime example.

Fair play to Frankie for coming on and putting his version out there. He didn't have to do that.

Hopefully it never happens again. Now, about that shell suit......

Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 28 Nov 2015, 11:02
by CharlesListon
I was in a similar situation myself a few years ago. The shame and embarrassment it caused for me, my parents and my son was a far worse punishment and prison.

I was young, reckless and a bit stupid and foolish and looking back on it now,I know I'd never get in that position again.

I learned from it, but I didn't really appreciate how stupid I'd been until I had admitted it to myself.

Good on Frankie for coming on here and defending himself. A lot wouldn't. He's half way there. He just like I did 5 years ago, now needs to admit he wore Donnay 3/4 length shell suit bottoms.

I'd got mine from sportsdirect. I wore them. A lot. They were comfy and went well with my lonsdale velcro trainers.

Admit it Frankie. You'll feel better. People will appreciate your honesty.

Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 28 Nov 2015, 11:30
by Pugilist-specialist
mickey1975 wrote: Often the solicitor well tell you to plead guilty to whats on offer and theyll keep you out of jail.
After admitting guilt and choosing not to argue with the evidence in court, it's easy to come online and deny it. A convicted wife-beater did the same on here 4 months ago.

Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 28 Nov 2015, 11:32
by reggaereggae
Pugilist-specialist wrote:
mickey1975 wrote: Often the solicitor well tell you to plead guilty to whats on offer and theyll keep you out of jail.
After admitting guilt and choosing not to argue with the evidence in court, it's easy to come online and deny it. A convicted wife-beater did the same on here 4 months ago.

Who?

Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 28 Nov 2015, 11:32
by expe
reggaereggae wrote:
Pugilist-specialist wrote:
mickey1975 wrote: Often the solicitor well tell you to plead guilty to whats on offer and theyll keep you out of jail.
After admitting guilt and choosing not to argue with the evidence in court, it's easy to come online and deny it. A convicted wife-beater did the same on here 4 months ago.

Who?
Michael Hunter.

Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 28 Nov 2015, 11:48
by reggaereggae
expe wrote:
reggaereggae wrote:
Pugilist-specialist wrote:
After admitting guilt and choosing not to argue with the evidence in court, it's easy to come online and deny it. A convicted wife-beater did the same on here 4 months ago.

Who?
Michael Hunter.
Oh shame. I liked him. Had a chat with him once at the boxing....

Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 28 Nov 2015, 11:50
by bripez
CharlesListon wrote: He just like I did 5 years ago, now needs to admit he wore Donnay 3/4 length shell suit bottoms.

I'd got mine from sportsdirect. I wore them. A lot. They were comfy and went well with my lonsdale velcro trainers.

Admit it Frankie. You'll feel better. People will appreciate your honesty.
Unless of course he was also wearing a Tapout t-shirt at the same time.

Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 28 Nov 2015, 11:59
by palooka
Who?[/quote]
Michael Hunter.[/quote]

Oh shame. I liked him. Had a chat with him once at the boxing....[/quote]

He's still the same man he's just acted badly in the past.

Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 28 Nov 2015, 12:13
by Teddy's Toupee
bripez wrote:
Frankie Gavin wrote:I didn't really wanna comment on it.. As I am ashamed of what happened but not once did I pick up a stool so tht was a lie an I never smashed a glass an threw it. I saw my mate surrounded so I helped him an instantly regretted some of the thing what went on an My missus an children were in a taxi cause we were just leaving... If I did what the mail said I would be in prison no ifs or buts.. An the title says in trouble again like I'm a criminal I have been arrested once when i was a teenager not once since I'm 30 now
Fair enough - can you confirm whether at the time of the alleged incident you were wearing the aforementioned three quarter length trackie bottoms and/or a North Face jacket (in black)?
North Face is relatively expensive, you don't find it in Sp#r#s Di#e#t, Karrimor more like.

Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 28 Nov 2015, 12:20
by handsofstone
reggaereggae wrote:
Talkischeap wrote:There's some real vile people on this forum. I've known Frankie many years he's always been golden with youngsters in the sport.
We don't care about his golden showers with youngsters; we just want to know if he was wearing 3/4 length trackie bottoms?
:lol:

Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 28 Nov 2015, 14:07
by Eddy
That's the good thing about social media now. The people that the tablioids slag off can fight back now & put their story straight. I don't read them papers now at all unless it's one of those free ones on the train.

Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 28 Nov 2015, 14:13
by CharlesListon
bripez wrote:
CharlesListon wrote: He just like I did 5 years ago, now needs to admit he wore Donnay 3/4 length shell suit bottoms.

I'd got mine from sportsdirect. I wore them. A lot. They were comfy and went well with my lonsdale velcro trainers.

Admit it Frankie. You'll feel better. People will appreciate your honesty.
Unless of course he was also wearing a Tapout t-shirt at the same time.

A tapout t-shirt is indefensible.

Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 28 Nov 2015, 14:20
by expe
CharlesListon wrote:
bripez wrote:
CharlesListon wrote: He just like I did 5 years ago, now needs to admit he wore Donnay 3/4 length shell suit bottoms.

I'd got mine from sportsdirect. I wore them. A lot. They were comfy and went well with my lonsdale velcro trainers.

Admit it Frankie. You'll feel better. People will appreciate your honesty.
Unless of course he was also wearing a Tapout t-shirt at the same time.

A tapout t-shirt is indefensible.
That alone is worthy of a prison sentence.

Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 30 Nov 2015, 07:50
by ste1983
Frankie Gavin wrote:I didn't really wanna comment on it.. As I am ashamed of what happened but not once did I pick up a stool so tht was a lie an I never smashed a glass an threw it. I saw my mate surrounded so I helped him an instantly regretted some of the thing what went on an My missus an children were in a taxi cause we were just leaving... If I did what the mail said I would be in prison no ifs or buts.. An the title says in trouble again like I'm a criminal I have been arrested once when i was a teenager not once since I'm 30 now
Fair play for coming on and putting your side Frankie

Can't disagree with you if you you'd have done what the paper said should be doing jail and know how the papers etc spin things so fair enough.

Its funny how the Birmingham Mail ignore boxing most the time but something like this its main story.

Admitted your mistake took the punishment fair enough move on from it defo not the first and won't be the last, think some comments on here are down right daft and some people must not live in the real world they're such angels.

What they got ya doing on CS?

Any update re the board?

Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 30 Nov 2015, 08:59
by chrisnew86
CharlesListon wrote:
bripez wrote:
CharlesListon wrote: He just like I did 5 years ago, now needs to admit he wore Donnay 3/4 length shell suit bottoms.

I'd got mine from sportsdirect. I wore them. A lot. They were comfy and went well with my lonsdale velcro trainers.

Admit it Frankie. You'll feel better. People will appreciate your honesty.
Unless of course he was also wearing a Tapout t-shirt at the same time.

A tapout t-shirt is indefensible.

No, a tapout t-shirt says , stay the fornicate out my way hard bastard coming through.

Re: Frankie Gavin avoids jail for affray

Posted: 06 Dec 2015, 08:28
by TerribleTerry