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Daily Mail covers Teddy's death

Posted: 03 Sep 2012, 22:24
by Deserter
Even sadder after reading this - he was friendly with his attackers and had been out drinking with them. All over a bloody taxi, just senseless:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... riend.html

Re: Daily Mail covers Teddy's death

Posted: 04 Sep 2012, 03:40
by dondada
Senseless is right, and very sad.

Re: Daily Mail covers Teddy's death

Posted: 04 Sep 2012, 04:21
by loaded_gloves
Who is this guy, is he known to boxrec or something?

Re: Daily Mail covers Teddy's death

Posted: 04 Sep 2012, 04:30
by dondada
loaded_gloves wrote:Who is this guy, is he known to boxrec or something?
Yes, he was a poster on here for a long time - teddy007.

Re: Daily Mail covers Teddy's death

Posted: 04 Sep 2012, 04:32
by loaded_gloves
Yes, was just reading about him on the other thread, I remember him now. Extremely aggressive guy who quite frequently made violent threats.

Re: Daily Mail covers Teddy's death

Posted: 04 Sep 2012, 05:05
by yiddo14
Not sure I would contemplate hitting a mate with a pickaxe handle, amongst other things, no matter how drunk I was nor how much I believed in people waiting outside for taxis.

Re: Daily Mail covers Teddy's death

Posted: 05 Sep 2012, 09:29
by Bricks
loaded_gloves wrote:Yes, was just reading about him on the other thread, I remember him now. Extremely aggressive guy who quite frequently made violent threats.
I know people are saying it was senseless. But seems he knew the people well. It was a ruck between some friends who had been drinking and were all known to be aggressive and it broke out into extreme violence which led to a death. A tragedy but probably not senseless

Re: Daily Mail covers Teddy's death

Posted: 05 Sep 2012, 18:10
by Deserter
mugabi wrote:
loaded_gloves wrote:Yes, was just reading about him on the other thread, I remember him now. Extremely aggressive guy who quite frequently made violent threats.
I know people are saying it was senseless. But seems he knew the people well. It was a ruck between some friends who had been drinking and were all known to be aggressive and it broke out into extreme violence which led to a death. A tragedy but probably not senseless
Mate, someone dying over something as utterly trivial as a drunken argument over a taxi is senseless by any proper definition of the word.

Re: Daily Mail covers Teddy's death

Posted: 05 Sep 2012, 18:10
by Deserter
mugabi wrote:
loaded_gloves wrote:Yes, was just reading about him on the other thread, I remember him now. Extremely aggressive guy who quite frequently made violent threats.
I know people are saying it was senseless. But seems he knew the people well. It was a ruck between some friends who had been drinking and were all known to be aggressive and it broke out into extreme violence which led to a death. A tragedy but probably not senseless
Mate, someone dying over something as utterly trivial as a drunken argument over a taxi is senseless by any proper definition of the word.

Re: Daily Mail covers Teddy's death

Posted: 05 Sep 2012, 18:51
by GreenLightning
typical that he was a cocky pudendum after he did it, then started crying his eyes out when he was sentenced

Re: Daily Mail covers Teddy's death

Posted: 09 Sep 2012, 14:22
by n1ebf
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Re: Daily Mail covers Teddy's death

Posted: 11 Sep 2012, 06:26
by Bricks
Deserter wrote:
mugabi wrote:
loaded_gloves wrote:Yes, was just reading about him on the other thread, I remember him now. Extremely aggressive guy who quite frequently made violent threats.
I know people are saying it was senseless. But seems he knew the people well. It was a ruck between some friends who had been drinking and were all known to be aggressive and it broke out into extreme violence which led to a death. A tragedy but probably not senseless
Mate, someone dying over something as utterly trivial as a drunken argument over a taxi is senseless by any proper definition of the word.
I know what you mean.But I tend to think with the protagonists involved, their mutual demeanours etc, it was only a matter of time and it was always going to be something like this...as drink is usually involved....

But I take your point and apologise for any offence caused

Re: Daily Mail covers Teddy's death

Posted: 11 Sep 2012, 06:51
by Deserter
mugabi wrote:I know what you mean.But I tend to think with the protagonists involved, their mutual demeanours etc, it was only a matter of time and it was always going to be something like this...as drink is usually involved....

But I take your point and apologise for any offence caused
No worries mate, completely understand where you're coming from. :TU:

Re: Daily Mail covers Teddy's death

Posted: 12 Sep 2012, 09:45
by coneye
Only sad part of this is that the other brother did'nt get time has well ,, then we would of had 3 thugs off the streets instead of two