Joao Cancelo assaulted by 4 people in home invasion

[Tbilisi]

Aggravated burglary has a maximum tariff of life.

What more do you want, given that the death penalty is never likely to come back.

Aggravated burglary has a tariff of life.

 

[Chappie]

Why would I do that ?
I am clearly a City fan,law abiding citizen, who has a dislike for criminals and find their behaviour abhorrent.
From reading my posts it’s apparent I live in Cheshire perhaps you could PM me either my address or that of any player ?
you are clearly such a smart chap
Happy New Year my friend.

Cheers pal and the same to you and yours
From the smart chap xx

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Aggravated burglary has a tariff of life.

Absolutely. A maximum tariff of life.

 

[blue ranger]

Every single page of this thread

“I thought the squad stayed in London after Brentford?”

“No, the club changed plans and stayed in Manchester instead”.

Ha ha wish people would read the whole thread lol

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

Fair play to him, he didn't have to for this one, we would have understood.

Double well-hard bastard!

 

[Mid Wales blue]

We need more pool tables in youth clubs and we all need to hug a hoodie.

All the pool tables at the youth clubs were stolen, and as for hugging a hoodie that’s how it all started for Savile!

 

[Rammy Blue]

Every single page of this thread

“I thought the squad stayed in London after Brentford?”

“No, the club changed plans and stayed in Manchester instead”.

It’s fucking painful.

 

[Rammy Blue]

I did say he’d make himself available, obviously would have understood if he didn’t, but sometimes it’s better to show you’re bigger than these cunts and not let them drag you down.

Top man, and deserves his name to be sung loud and proud and I have complete faith that our travelling army will do the job.

 

[oakiecokie]

Wonderful news and top man.

 

[jonny689]

Nothing to do with ‘our country is broken’
Wealthy footballers, sports stars and celebrities are targeted in pretty much every continent in the world. Recent incidents in Spain, Italy etc
And the super rich will always have to live with tight security. Nothing new

It’s a sad view you have of the world if you just accept this as the norm. We should be striving for a better society where people like Joao who do well for themselves don’t have to live with shit like what happened to him.

 

[percypawpaw]

Joao, you are a true blue, to make yourself available after what has happened says everything, you certainly are becomming an icon, and lets hope your spirit rubs off on everyone.

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

Absolutely. A maximum tariff of life.

But virtually no chance of anyone being convicted in this country where 93 per cent of crimes (I think the burglary clear-up rate is even worse) are not resolved by the police. Meanwhile GMP are still under a Government investigation for undercounting their reported crime figures by at least 20 per cent.

Crimes solved by police in England and Wales at new low

Less than one in 10 offences saw someone charged or summonsed to appear in court, figures show.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

But virtually no chance of anyone being convicted in this country where 93 per cent of crimes (I think the burglary clear-up rate is even worse) are not resolved by the police. Meanwhile GMP are still under a Government investigation for undercounting their reported crime figures by at least 20 per cent.

Crimes solved by police in England and Wales at new low

Less than one in 10 offences saw someone charged or summonsed to appear in court, figures show.

www.bbc.co.uk

So we don’t need stricter sentencing then?

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

So we don’t need stricter sentencing then?

We certainly need stronger sentences but unfortunately the justice system has essentially collapsed in the UK. Crime actually pays for most criminals. Probably not a topic for this thread though.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

We certainly need stronger sentences but unfortunately the justice system has essentially collapsed in the UK. Crime actually pays for most criminals. Probably not a topic for this thread though.

So you want a stronger sentence than life.

Ok.

 

[WesthoughtonJohn]

Top man, he has some set of cojones on him. Especially when you consider what he has already been through in his young life

Joao Cancelo certainly has inner strength - as you say proved it earlier in life.
Personally I'd rather he'd stayed home with his family, but so long as there are people taking care of them, I wish him well.
Sing loud and proud for him tomorrow lunchtime.

 

[borassic]

Gotta be a song to come out of this for Joao

 

[LongsightM13]

It’s a sad view you have of the world if you just accept this as the norm. We should be striving for a better society where people like Joao who do well for themselves don’t have to live with shit like what happened to him.

There’s a reason why kings and emperors lived in castles surrounded by guards and armies, going back thousands of years. There will always be someone who wants to take what others have.
Even Adam and Eve nicked an apple, if you believe in that sort of thing.
Accepting the stark reality of human nature is very different to liking it

 

[Withnail]

Ultimate respect to Joao, a complete professional and I'm sure the travelling City fans will give him a rousing reception tomorrow.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Ultimate respect to Joao, a complete professional and I'm sure the travelling City fans will give him a rousing reception tomorrow.

Pep will probably bench him now.