Cambridge fan dies 5 years after being attacked

[Scottyboi]

Sort of puts Vain Dick's injury into perspective - pity the dippers won't see it that way.

Fucking hell how have you shoehorned that in.

 

[mancityvstoke]

That's a lie that you keep peddling, you've been told enough times that nobody is looking to glorify it, just reminiscing on the days we grew up in.

He’s nuts mate .... wasting your time

 

[Mr. Wednesday]

Reading back on it. They stamped on his head for 90 seconds.

They should all have been charged with attempted murder at the time. Fucking scumbags.

 

[FightLikeAGirl]

His poor family. May his memory be a blessing.

 

[the blue panther]

Eight men were found guilty of violent disorder, while Rhys Pullen admitted the charge. They were sentenced to the following:

• Five years for Ryan Carter, 21, of York Road, Southend
• Four years for Jamie Chambers, 24, of Coleman Street, Southend
• Three-and-a-half years for Lewis Courtnell, 34, of Stadium Road, Southend
• Three-and-a-half years for Scott Nicholls, 40, of Little Spenders, Basildon
• Three-and-a-half years for Matthew Petchey, 26, of Lascelles Gardens, Rochford
• Sixteen months for Rhys Pullen, 21, of Wickford
• Five years for Thomas Randall, 22, of Seaforth Avenue, Southend
• Five years for Alexander Woods, 25, of Fairmead Avenue, Westcliff
• Three years for James Woods, 25, of Fairmead Avenue, Westcliff

Three men were jailed for conspiracy to commit violent disorder:

• Three years for Greg Allen, 29, of Western Avenue, Westcliff
• Three years for Phil McGill, 32, of Hornby Avenue, Westcliff
• Two-and-half-years for Michael Shawyer, 31, of Belgrave Road, Leigh-on-Sea

I hope they now get charged with murder

It was the rule - under our common law - that death had to occur within a year and one day for it to consist of murder in order to fulfill the charge, so, no further charges are likely for these evil twats. Perhaps the law has changed, but, let's hope that some of them have developed a conscience over the last 5 years and live out their lives with some mental torture haunting them, like the poor bloke's family have already lived with for 5 years.

 

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

It was the rule - under our common law - that death had to occur within a year and one day for it to consist of murder in order to fulfill the charge, so, no further charges are likely for these evil twats. Perhaps the law has changed, but, let's hope that some of them have developed a conscience over the last 5 years and live out their lives with some mental torture haunting them, like the poor bloke's family have already lived with for 5 years.

That law was abolished in 1996, so let’s hope they get their just desserts.

 

[TheCentralScrutinizer]

You reminisce about good times not bad times. I also don't recall being told that once.

Because you say so....

 

[mancityvstoke]

Abolition of “year and a day rule”.

The rule known as the “year and a day rule” (that is, the rule that, for the purposes of offences involving death and of suicide, an act or omission is conclusively presumed not to have caused a person’s death if more than a year and a day elapsed before he died) is abolished for all purposes.

Law Reform (Year and a Day Rule) Act 1996

An Act to abolish the “year and a day rule” and, in consequence of its abolition, to impose a restriction on the institution in certain circumstances of proceedings for a fatal offence.

www.legislation.gov.uk

 

[mancityvstoke]

Because you say so....

You're allowed to remember stuff from your youth....it's not against the law.

Even when that stuff is unacceptable and you have a different mindset as well as you get older.

It's called growing up.

 

[TheCentralScrutinizer]

You're allowed to remember stuff from your youth....it's not against the law.

Even when that stuff is unacceptable and you have a different mindset as well as you get older.

It's called growing up.

But like you said.....you're wasting your time :)