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was in liverpool echo today derrys house has been burgled and they stole boxing memorabilia and a replica of his wbu belt along with other stuff sorry 2 hear that derry mate hope they cath them and let you do some target practice on them

An occupational hazard for sportsmen who live in liverpool.

the wbu belt should fetch a couple of quid at the sunday market

Not the only Boxing memorabilia stolen recently!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/essex/8487847.stm

[quote="leeharding"]was in liverpool echo today derrys house has been burgled and they stole boxing memorabilia and a replica of his wbu belt along with other stuff sorry 2 hear that derry mate hope they cath them and let you do some target practice on them [/quo


I heard this on the local radio and although it's not funny at all,i had to laugh when the news reader said that he had had his 'WORLD TITLE BELT ' stolen.

veriton wrote:the wbu belt should fetch a couple of quid at the sunday market

i can c were ure coming from but that night means alot 2 derry when he silenced half of manchester i think its how he won it not what its worth mate i had my iraq medal stolen months ago although that will only get penny on a market i was still gutted.

MachoMan09 wrote:

veriton wrote:the wbu belt should fetch a couple of quid at the sunday market

only if it will fit through the loops on a pair of fake Hilfigers.

and whats hilfigers never heard of it is that what you were is it

Shame just when he's retired as well

Worth keeping an eye on ebay for it

That's some brave, or very stupid robbers.

I always think of the two poor mugs who broke into Duncan Ferguson's house when I read about robberies of sportsmen in Liverpool.

The image of Duncan Disorderly sat atop of two badly beaten quivering scallies with a snooker cue in his hand when the police arrived, was something I would have paid good money to see!!

Wax On wrote:That's some brave, or very stupid robbers.

I always think of the two poor mugs who broke into Duncan Ferguson's house when I read about robberies of sportsmen in Liverpool.

The image of Duncan Disorderly sat atop of two badly beaten quivering scallies with a snooker cue in his hand when the police arrived, was something I would have paid good money to see!!

Ha ha, great story, but nowhere near true mate.

One burglar, who wasnt a scallie but one bloke in his late 30's (38 i think), and fergusson grabbed him, held him on the floor and punched him a couple of times before holding him down till the police arrived. The burglar actually tried to sue (!!) fergusson because he sustained "bruising to the ribs and cheek" (if memory serves).

Your story is much better though

Heres the tale (and pic of the plonker)

The burglary was disturbed by Duncan Ferguson who found the burglar in his home and immediately tackled him. The burglar is now accusing Ferguson of assaulting him and is putting himself forward as a victim as is becoming the fashion for various lowlife in society. The 'victim bandwagon' must be stopped. There are real victims in Society being denied help. Anyone burgling a house has every right to expect not too warm a welcome from the householders. Luckily Duncan Ferguson is a big lad, he was able to tackle the burglar and foil his plan to rob him and possibly cause harm. Karl Bishop's solicitors bleated to the press claiming that "My client received severe bruising to the body and to the face due to numerous blows with a fist. One eye is so bruised it has completely closed and he also has a number of cuts to his face and head."

No sympathy for burglars,. get what they deserve

ERIC GUY wrote:No sympathy for burglars,. get what they deserve

Totally agree eric. These two (link below) lived in the same village as i do, they burgled my grandmothers house around 1997 after hearing down the pub she was taking my grandfather to bingo, he had terminal cancer (dies about two month later) and was virtually housebound. They went to bingo, these two went in and literally ransacked the place. Didnt believe in Karma, part of me does now.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/lanc ... 087480.stm

Did you 'catch' up with them?

Working it out in my head '97 may be too late, more 95/96 as I was about 13/14 when I do the maths properly. I was too young, but luckily the rest of family, who are in numbers in the area, did* Thats the reason they moved from where I live, although they "took a few with them" (always find that low lifes are quick to grass). They moved to a town about 15 miles away, then to blackpool.

The brother that was killed was also convicted of (amongst other numerous things) going around his new town door to door with a Mcmillan Nurse collection tin.

Scum ... fornicate em. I personally had a nice cold beer on them when I was told.


* A close member of the family ran the lad who was stabbed over when he was riding home on his bike, bear in mind I live out in the sticks with each town about two miles away. I'll never forget this family member saying to me a couple of years later "I just nudged the back tyre with the car and over he went. It was about 1am and I stopped 20 yards down the road, I got out the car to give him a proper going over and as I got about 5 yards away from him (he was on the deck writhing in agony) some lights appeared down the road, I said "jesus mate im sorry about that" and grabbed his hand to pick him up... the car drove by and I waved at them as if to say we were okay, all sorted, he said "fornicate mate didnt you see me" I replied "course i did you silly thieving pudendum" then kicked him right in the face... you can image the rest yourselves.

Wales wrote: some lights appeared down the road, I said "jesus mate im sorry about that" and grabbed his hand to pick him up... the car drove by and I waved at them as if to say we were okay, all sorted, he said "eff mate didnt you see me" I replied "course i did you silly thieving pudendum" then kicked him right in the face... you can image the rest yourselves.

Natural justice. Love it.

hopefully derry is insured,im sure somthing could be arranged for maybe a newer belt

what a scummy thing to do entering somebody's home i would never talk or be associated with anyone who could commit or have committed this crime it's like rape.
i think they have recently been changing the law on burglars in the home, as there was this self defence thing where you wind up charged you break into my house where my babies sleep,your not fuucking getting out alive

hurlock wrote:hopefully derry is insured,im sure somthing could be arranged for maybe a newer belt

what a scummy thing to do entering somebody's home i would never talk or be associated with anyone who could commit or have committed this crime it's like rape.
i think they have recently been changing the law on burglars in the home, as there was this self defence thing where you wind up charged you break into my house where my babies sleep,your not fuucking getting out alive

well said

Wales wrote:Heres the tale (and pic of the plonker)

The burglary was disturbed by Duncan Ferguson who found the burglar in his home and immediately tackled him. The burglar is now accusing Ferguson of assaulting him and is putting himself forward as a victim as is becoming the fashion for various lowlife in society. The 'victim bandwagon' must be stopped. There are real victims in Society being denied help. Anyone burgling a house has every right to expect not too warm a welcome from the householders. Luckily Duncan Ferguson is a big lad, he was able to tackle the burglar and foil his plan to rob him and possibly cause harm. Karl Bishop's solicitors bleated to the press claiming that "My client received severe bruising to the body and to the face due to numerous blows with a fist. One eye is so bruised it has completely closed and he also has a number of cuts to his face and head."

a pity he was able walk never mind talk

Gutted for Derry. A good bloke. It might not be the WBC and it's easy to make light of it but he earnt that belt and theft is the lowest of the low.

In our local paper about 10 years ago a burglar ransacked a house and then took a big steaming poo on their dining room table.

The police 'took DNA from the fecal matter' and traced it back to it's rightful owner !

Also when there was a bad snow storm a few years ago the power went off for day or two. A guy burgled a TV from a shop and the police followed tracks all the way to his front door, where he'd dragged this big box all the way home with the telly in it.

Burglars - not very intelligent people.

dna is amazing, i see a report the other day on how some lad had to give a urine sample to the old bill & it came up as a wanted killer for this young girl about 20 yrs ago which the lad would of only been 3, worked out it was his old man genius

Some are even less intelligent than that



CARROLL, Iowa (Oct. 29) -- Police had no trouble identifying two men accused of trying to break into a Carroll, Iowa, apartment. Police were responding to a call about an attempted burglary when they pulled over a car matching the alleged suspects' vehicle. Inside the car, officers found two men with their faces blackened with permanent marker.
Police said the caller described two men with painted faces attempting to break into an apartment Friday night before driving off.
Matthew McNelly, 23, and Joey Miller, 20, were arrested at gunpoint after officers were told they might be armed. Neither man had a weapon. McNelly and Miller were each charged with attempted second-degree burglary. Both men were released after posting bond.
Attorneys for the men declined comment Tuesday.

why are peeps taking the pee out of brothers for