MCFC Criminal Record 11

[Plodderblue]

Terry Phelan for left back

Did he not glass someone or something similar once over

Joe Corrigan in goals drink driving in the seventies if I remember correctly

 

[ell]

Bradley Wright Phillips from when he went handbag rooting with Nathan Dyer

 

[bluesmith]

didn't we have a goalie got jail for trying to blackmail someone?

Ashley Timms, tried to blackmail Micah.

 

[Hung]

If being a Prisoner of War counts - Bert Trautman.

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

John Burridge got caught up in some fraud scandal involving t shirts (I think) so he's the keeper.
Stefan Karl was banned from football and given a 9 month suspended sentence for match fixing.
Gary Buckley was sent down (can't recall what for)

-- Thu Nov 08, 2012 6:51 pm --

Bradley Wright Phillips from when he went handbag rooting with Nathan Dyer

Think he was found not guilty.

-- Thu Nov 08, 2012 6:52 pm --

In light of the Michael Branch verdict today, I thought for a bit of fun we could put together a MCFC 11 with Criminal Records..... so far I have:-

GK - ?
RB - ?
LB - ?
CB - Andy Morrison
CB -? (although wasn't Keith Curle in a spot of bother once?)
LM - Mark Ward
CM - Joey Barton
CM - Maurizio Gaudino
RM - Jim Whitley
CF - Ched Evans
CF - Michael Branch


Feel free to add, chance, substitute!

didn't we have a goalie got jail for trying to blackmail someone?

Former youth team keeper John Blott

 

[Chippy_boy]

Try Trevor Sinclair at right back. I know he was midfield, but I am sure played right back occassionally.

Anyway, convicted of criminal damage in 1998.<br /><br />-- Thu Nov 08, 2012 6:59 pm --<br /><br />So we just need a left back. Come on lads, quality thread this :-)

 

[Campagnolo]

Thaksin Shinawatra would be the eternal chairman of this criminal line up.

On 14 January 2003, Thaksin launched a campaign to rid "every square inch of the country" of drugs in three months. It consisted of changing the punishment policy for drug addicts, setting provincial arrest and seizure targets including "blacklists", awarding government officials for achieving targets and threatening punishment for those who failed to make the quota, targeting dealers, and "ruthless" implementation. In the first three months, Human Rights Watch reports that 2,275 people were killed, almost double the number normally killed in drug-related violence.

 

[S04]

Thaksin Shinawatra would be the eternal chairman of this criminal line up.

On 14 January 2003, Thaksin launched a campaign to rid "every square inch of the country" of drugs in three months. It consisted of changing the punishment policy for drug addicts, setting provincial arrest and seizure targets including "blacklists", awarding government officials for achieving targets and threatening punishment for those who failed to make the quota, targeting dealers, and "ruthless" implementation. In the first three months, Human Rights Watch reports that 2,275 people were killed, almost double the number normally killed in drug-related violence.

That´s ok if you´re a government and not criminal at all..

 

[allblackcitizen]

GK - Perry Suckling - deception

 

[MCC]

I ran on the pitch at Newcastle in 1968 and got a £5 fine for drunk and disorderly, do I make the team?

Yes!