More good news, Mousset charged

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I've virtually wrote the Moose off as an asset.

If he is found guilty can the club seek legal action against him for gross misconduct?
 
It's not exactly a road where you can go that quickly. How can anyone in their right mind do that much damage as a mistake?
 
Well, may as well get this in whilst the club is in disarray. I can see a Ched re-conviction on the cards...

For clarity this is a joke...
 
It's not exactly a road where you can go that quickly. How can anyone in their right mind do that much damage as a mistake?
You should have seen the speed he drove through Ranmoor one morning with kids trying to cross the road to school.

Drives like a cunt.
 
Saw him walking through Forge Dam yesterday. looked abit sheepish, might be a car upside down on quiet lane if anyone is passing
 
This season has just been a constant kick in the bollocks. It doesn't even have to be match day, and there still seems to be a of giving us all a swift kick in the plums.

Can't wait for it to be over and done with.
 



It Just sums up the whole situation at the club ATM, How the fcuk did it end up like this.
 
I also heard 3 of our players who live together got done for Covid wrongness just up the road from where Moose crashed.
 
I'm not sure what we'll do without his valuable contribution

If he gets sent down we can cancel his contract and sue him for loss of earnings, can't we?
 
Dangerous driving and fail to stop: very real likelihood of HMP for that.
 
Absolutely stealing a wage this lad. Bags of talent but completely lacking any application, work ethic or ambition.

Taking up a squad place of a proper player.

Get him gone.
 
How so? McBurnie was convicted of drink driving & didn't receive a custodial sentence.
Drink drive cases are summary offences and are heard in Magistrates Court. Magistrates can only give a maximum of 6 months in prison for custodial sentences.

Dangerous drive cases are either way offences and can be heard in Magistrates Court or Crown Court. If it goes to Crown then he could get a custodial sentence, but unlikely as no one was killed or seriously injured, so there are no aggravating factors. He could get a suspended sentence.
 
How so? McBurnie was convicted of drink driving & didn't receive a custodial sentence.
Courts see dangerous driving as a much more serious offence. Can go to the Crown Court for trial and/or sentence which a drink drive alone cannot. Fail to stop is a serious aggravating factor. If he pleads not guilty and gets found guilty 3 to 9 months likely. A plea reduces but doesn’t eliminate the risk.
 



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