Brewster and McBurnie Charged

[Westran]

'Our case is..that red mist descended'​

Mr Jones adds: Our case is the red mist descended and the defendant watched his side lose the most important game of the season.
Is his case credible, we suggest, when he (McBurnie) says he is now aware of pitch invasions and the role of stewards? It is an insult to common sense.
The reason he did not go down the tunnel, say the prosecution, is because he was angry. He was entitled to be angry, the prosecution say, was because he had just seen his captain assaulted".

The defence say Mr Brinkley is lying​

Ms Judge has given her closing speech. She said: "George Brinkley, the defence would say, yes, I am afraid, he is lying".

 

[Torrix1889]

Mr Jones adds: Our case is the red mist descended and the defendant watched his side lose the most important game of the season.

Is his case credible, we suggest, when he (McBurnie) says he is now aware of pitch invasions and the role of stewards? It is an insult to common sense.

The reason he did not go down the tunnel, say the prosecution, is because he was angry. He was entitled to be angry, the prosecution say, was because he had just seen his captain assaulted".

 

[Creepy]

If you're on the jury, what do you do if you think both the accused and the defendant are talking aboslute shit?

 

[Linz]

 

[Rodders]

If you're on the jury, what do you do if you think both the accused and the defendant are talking aboslute shit?

There’s no jury in this

 

[Creepy]

ok, if you're the magistrate then?

 

[Linz]

'Our case is..that red mist descended'​

One way of describing the pitch invasion...

 

[Tarqs]

Mr Jones adds: Our case is the red mist descended and the defendant watched his side lose the most important game of the season.

Is his case credible, we suggest, when he (McBurnie) says he is now aware of pitch invasions and the role of stewards? It is an insult to common sense.

The reason he did not go down the tunnel, say the prosecution, is because he was angry. He was entitled to be angry, the prosecution say, was because he had just seen his captain assaulted".

And their witness said he was in tunnel and went back out..

Which is clearly tosh

 

[Trigger Blade]

So we can't call him Dog Nonce then?

We need Roygbiv to do a View From to see what they're saying over on the Forest Forum.

I had that same thought. I had a look on some Forest massage boards and couldn’t find anything, which shows the difference between a mere mortal like me and a skilled researcher like Roygbiv

My prediction is that the last message will be from a Forest fan saying that W*dnesday are the classy club in Sheffield.

 

[Westran]

"She said of what happened: That boot lifted up like a ballerina trying to clear the legs of Mr Brinkley, who was clutching his botttle and his programme lying on the floor on a pitch he ought not to be on".

 

[mattbianco1]

Verdict due...

 

[bartman]

If you have a sensitive head, wouldn't the 'victim' have been covering his head to protect it rather than a water bottle and programme ?

She said of what happened: That boot lifted up like a ballerina trying to clear the legs of Mr Brinkley, who was clutching his bottle and his programme lying on the floor on a pitch he ought not to be on".

 

[Greenwich Blade]

"She said of what happened: That boot lifted up like a ballerina trying to clear the legs of Mr Brinkley, who was clutching his botttle and his programme lying on the floor on a pitch he ought not to be on".

His imagine is ruined!

 

[Westran]

His imagine is ruined!

 

[Houston_Blade]

One way of describing the pitch invasion...

I'd describe more like a menstruation.

 

[Tarqs]

George Brinkley says that even his dog keeps attacking him these days as he thinks hes a pussy.

 

[Tom Bott]

My lunch says.

 

[broomhillblade]

"She said of what happened: That boot lifted up like a ballerina trying to clear the legs of Mr Brinkley, who was clutching his botttle and his programme lying on the floor on a pitch he ought not to be on".

Oli for 'Strictly' next?

 

[Houston_Blade]

Flashes back to when I was sat on the train back from my employer at the time's Newcastle office when the Ched case concluded, convinced he was innocent and then getting the news via constant refresh's of my phone.

 

[mattbianco1]

Absolutely nothing shared on that link suggests he can be found guilty.

He will definitely be found GUILTY.

 

[mattbianco1]

 

[CaptainMorgans]

The "you're lying aren't you?" is asked to unsettle him, with a view to him hopefully losing his composure and possibly showing some annoyance / anger which might influence the judge's decisions.
Nobody is expecting him to turn around and say "now you mention it, maybe i am lying..."

 

[Blade56]

Have we heard everything said? Were witnesses confronted with their inconsistencies eg he put his hood up (he didn’t), steward could see (he couldn’t), or was it as short as reported snippets suggest?

 

[BadgersBigToe]

My lunch says.



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Unfortunately the rest is the letters spell “is he fuck….”

 

[Blade56]

Have I missed a bit, I thought he “allegedly” stamped on his leg. Sun says his head…
.

 

[Blade56]

My lunch says.



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Can soup be dyslexic?

 

[bertieblade]

Wrong on two counts
Not his head and he did not stamp on anything as it is currently an allegation

 

[Scarebus]

Have I missed a bit, I thought he “allegedly” stamped on his leg. Sun says his head….View attachment 149326

"Mr McBurnie, 26, then went on to take the fans wallet from his pocket" - the sun

 

[Blade56]

"Mr McBurnie, 26, then went on to take the fans wallet from his pocket" - the sun

Punched his kidneys and chucked his onlooking disabled mum from her wheelchair?

 

[CaptainMorgans]

Have we heard everything said? Were witnesses confronted with their inconsistencies eg he put his hood up (he didn’t), steward could see (he couldn’t), or was it as short as reported snippets suggest?

Unless we're missing something, it doesn't even seem like the defence addressed the witness statements. Seemingly putting all of their eggs in the basket of "it was a hop, not a stamp."