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Meanwhile life is normal for some....
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TheLoneRanger
Roger Freestone
legoman said:
Looks like he may have got away with drink driving, after his earlier accident!!
sainthelens
Roger Freestone
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Should be fined for that fckn haircut alone.
legoman
Tommy Hutchison
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In many other professions, behaviour like this and the subsequent conviction would be enough to get you sacked. Yet it doesn't happen in pro football does it?
Maybe English football should mandate that players convicted of certain offenses should not be employed by other clubs. Maybe that would teach a few of these morons a lesson. Some seem to act as if they are above the law.
Maybe English football should mandate that players convicted of certain offenses should not be employed by other clubs. Maybe that would teach a few of these morons a lesson. Some seem to act as if they are above the law.
MrSwerve
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Fines like these should be a % of your wage. I have no idea how they arrive at £80k but I'm assuming there must be an element of adjusting for wages? That's probably a week's wages to him - just like fining the average person £300-500 or something.
If these fines were more along the lines of £200-300k to these super-rich, entitled people, maybe they would learn their lesson with a bit more remorse.
If these fines were more along the lines of £200-300k to these super-rich, entitled people, maybe they would learn their lesson with a bit more remorse.