Well if his wife sadly died, that might go some way to explaining his obsession with City.I think it’s in the public domain that Nick’s wife sadly passed away in 2020, and I can only imagine how devastating that was for him and his kids. I sent him a message of condolence at the time, as these things obviously transcend football rivalries.
Like you, I am however a little concerned about his mental state and increasingly erratic behaviour over the last couple of years.
There was an incident on Twitter that he claimed led to an act of alleged vandalism at his house, in a fairly remote part of Scotland, a few years ago. Even though this was clearly nothing to do with me, and was never actually even verified (despite being reported as fact by Nick Cohen in The Guardian), he seemingly held me personally responsible and repeatedly threatened me with police action.
This escalated to the extent that the FWA and the club themselves became involved. A long story short, we eventually asked for a crime reference number and said I would fully co-operate with any investigation, upon which it all went quiet.
He did, however, block me on Twitter and then sent an abusive text message late one night (he had my mobile number as a result of the aforementioned stuff). A strange episode, from a strange man. I hope he gets the help that he needs, but am glad that I no longer have any interaction with him.
He could have always been a bitter lunatic even before his sad bereavement.Well if his wife sadly died, that might go some way to explaining his obsession with City.
Its a well known fact that those that have gone through deep personal trauma often sufffer PTSD which in itself can lead to OCD. He probably needs some professional help.
He was an obsessed wanker well before it.Well if his wife sadly died, that might go some way to explaining his obsession with City.
Its a well known fact that those that have gone through deep personal trauma often sufffer PTSD which in itself can lead to OCD. He probably needs some professional help.
There’s clearly something wrong with the bloke. He blocked me for the only time I ever responded to one of his tweets. This is what I said.I think it’s in the public domain that Nick’s wife sadly passed away in 2020, and I can only imagine how devastating that was for him and his kids. I sent him a message of condolence at the time, as these things obviously transcend football rivalries.
Like you, I am however a little concerned about his mental state and increasingly erratic behaviour over the last couple of years.
There was an incident on Twitter that he claimed led to an act of alleged vandalism at his house, in a fairly remote part of Scotland, a few years ago. Even though this was clearly nothing to do with me, and was never actually even verified (despite being reported as fact by Nick Cohen in The Guardian), he seemingly held me personally responsible and repeatedly threatened me with police action.
This escalated to the extent that the FWA and the club themselves became involved. A long story short, we eventually asked for a crime reference number and said I would fully co-operate with any investigation, upon which it all went quiet.
He did, however, block me on Twitter and then sent an abusive text message late one night (he had my mobile number as a result of the aforementioned stuff). A strange episode, from a strange man. I hope he gets the help that he needs, but am glad that I no longer have any interaction with him.
I didn’t even call him a ****.Are you still in denial that Man City have had the most scrutinised accounts in the history of football and not one of the auditors or arbitration courts have found a problem.
He was an obsessed wanker well before it.
I think it’s in the public domain that Nick’s wife sadly passed away in 2020, and I can only imagine how devastating that was for him and his kids. I sent him a message of condolence at the time, as these things obviously transcend football rivalries.
Like you, I am however a little concerned about his mental state and increasingly erratic behaviour over the last couple of years.
There was an incident on Twitter that he claimed led to an act of alleged vandalism at his house, in a fairly remote part of Scotland, a few years ago. Even though this was clearly nothing to do with me, and was never actually even verified (despite being reported as fact by Nick Cohen in The Guardian), he seemingly held me personally responsible and repeatedly threatened me with police action.
This escalated to the extent that the FWA and the club themselves became involved. A long story short, we eventually asked for a crime reference number and said I would fully co-operate with any investigation, upon which it all went quiet.
He did, however, block me on Twitter and then sent an abusive text message late one night (he had my mobile number as a result of the aforementioned stuff). A strange episode, from a strange man. I hope he gets the help that he needs, but am glad that I no longer have any interaction with him.
**sad, slow, resigned shake of the head**
We did provide info from third parties including Etihad at CAS as it was helpful. I have no doubt the same material will be produced by those same third parties to the panel.
29 letters from a lawyer would cost you a fortuneTypical lawyer ..... Using 29 letters when one emoji would do.