scousemanc
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Re: Carlos arrested
Very good!
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Carlos arrested
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oakiecokie
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Re: Carlos arrested
Yes. He drives a fucking hearse !
nijinsky's fetlocks said:urmston said:Time to get rid of him if this charge sticks.
Why?
What bearing does this have upon his ability as a footballer?
The rags have an,(alleged), rapist,a bloke who fucks his brothers missus,and Shrek who shagged someone else when his wife was heavily pregnant with his kid.
Lee Hughes killed two people and drove off,yet he's still playing.
Football isn't exactly renowned for being the pinnacle of morality.
Would you expect to lose your job for a motoring offence?
Yes. He drives a fucking hearse !
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Anonymous
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Re: Carlos arrested
expect "carlos tevez, he drives when he wants" to get an airing tomorrow.
expect "carlos tevez, he drives when he wants" to get an airing tomorrow.
the goats backside
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Re: Carlos arrested
Pmsl, that conjured all kinds
oakiecokie said:nijinsky's fetlocks said:urmston said:Time to get rid of him if this charge sticks.
Why?
What bearing does this have upon his ability as a footballer?
The rags have an,(alleged), rapist,a bloke who fucks his brothers missus,and Shrek who shagged someone else when his wife was heavily pregnant with his kid.
Lee Hughes killed two people and drove off,yet he's still playing.
Football isn't exactly renowned for being the pinnacle of morality.
Would you expect to lose your job for a motoring offence?
Yes. He drives a fucking hearse !
Pmsl, that conjured all kinds
Danamy
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Re: Carlos arrested
This pretty much sums it up ^^^^^^^
FantasyIreland said:What a prick.
No excuse,but then again,these fuckers think they're all above the law.......
This pretty much sums it up ^^^^^^^
Mr Ed (The Stables)
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Re: Carlos arrested
Probably another fine, more points on his licence and a further period of disqualification, there again he might just get 6 months porridge, what a stupid prick.
bobmcfc said:Well if nothing else he can think up a new goal celebration.
What's the likely punishment ?
Probably another fine, more points on his licence and a further period of disqualification, there again he might just get 6 months porridge, what a stupid prick.
southaustralianblue
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Re: Carlos arrested
By these fuckers do you mean the whole squad
FantasyIreland said:What a prick.
No excuse,but then again,these fuckers think they're all above the law.......
By these fuckers do you mean the whole squad
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Anonymous
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Re: Carlos arrested
no, dick head footballers who think because of who they above the laws and can break them because they are rich.
most of our squad are fine.
southaustralianblue said:FantasyIreland said:What a prick.
No excuse,but then again,these fuckers think they're all above the law.......
By these fuckers do you mean the whole squad
no, dick head footballers who think because of who they above the laws and can break them because they are rich.
most of our squad are fine.
marcoboogers
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Re: Carlos arrested
Old News lol
Old News lol
Re: Carlos arrested
The "more serious" ones take longer because they tend to involve more evidence, more witnesses etc. They tend to push the more straightforward cases through as quickly as possible.
Drink driving offenses can take months if the defendant pleads not guilty and, for example, they need to obtain expert evidence. But nowadays a drink driving case with a guilty plea is usually dealt with within a fortnight.
cleavers said:Obviously nobody knows the circumstances of the offence, and it doesn't say "charged" in any of the reports I've seen, just "arrested". He's been released on bail, which suggests that other evidence is being looked at, and/or its gone to the cps to see if charges should be brought. Even drink driving offences can take several months to go to court, and I would think a magistrates court will deal with more serious cases (such as violence like assault cases) as a priority over driving offences.cibaman said:cleavers said:Unlikely to go to court before the end of the season, he'll be gone then anyway.
This type of offense usually gets dealt with quickly. Its usually clear cut, there isnt much evidense to be collected, not likely to be many witnesses other than the police. He might plead not gulity (eg it wasnt me driving) but otherwise there's no real reason for it to drag on.
The "more serious" ones take longer because they tend to involve more evidence, more witnesses etc. They tend to push the more straightforward cases through as quickly as possible.
Drink driving offenses can take months if the defendant pleads not guilty and, for example, they need to obtain expert evidence. But nowadays a drink driving case with a guilty plea is usually dealt with within a fortnight.