Brewster and McBurnie Charged

[HarryHaslam]

Think this silly bastard thinks he’s getting a big pay out from McBurnie because he’s a millionaire footballer, unfortunately for him this isn’t America, he’ll be lucky to get more than £500 compensation awarded from the court.

 

[Hitchin]

This case is ridiculous. There's definitely a political agenda on behalf of Notts police as to why its got to court IMO 



CPS decide if a case goes to court not Police

 

[Nah den]

100’s or 1000’s of ’fans’ rushing at players 2 of which are coming back from injury may be scared to protect themselves tbh who can blame our players? its been said before but one day it’ll happen when a player will gets seriously hurt or worse, Forest and their fans should be held accountable McBurnie and Brewster should get a full apology you can’t fight anyone who’s not there and the Forest fans shouldn’t have been there in that specific place!

The self-defence defence would have merit were this kid not lying on his back on the floor. Difficult to demonstrate that McB was in immediate danger from him, or had reasonable grounds to believe that to be the case.

 

[metalblade]

The political agenda probably comes from NFFC who want to deflect from the fact they failed miserably to control their fans and protect our players and staff.

 

[Nedski]

It's a little concerning that two eye witnesses have categorically stated they saw Oli stamp on him, but the fact that one eyewitness says he had his hood up when he clearly doesn't in any of the videos hardly makes him a credible witness.

The whole thing is a ridiculous and an absolute waste of time and money, but I don't have a good feeling about it.

 

[metalblade]

Courts do like to make an example of footballers as we know only too well.

 

[GreasyChipBeattie]

The self-defence defence would have merit were this kid not lying on his back on the floor. Difficult to demonstrate that McB was in immediate danger from him, or had reasonable grounds to believe that to be the case.

Depends how you see it I suppose.
If an attacker had just had an unprovoked go at me or my missus and fell to the floor, I think it's reasonable to take him out of action while he's down there in case he got up to do it again.
Mind you, I think it would also have been reasonable to take his head off with a knife and fork.

 

[Davalon]

This case is a fucking joke.

Dog nonce will hopefully be too scared to show his face anywhere near football ever again.

Putting the law to one side, IMHO he got away lightly with bruised shins (assuming he even got that).

 

[BushBlade]

Think this silly bastard thinks he’s getting a big pay out from McBurnie because he’s a millionaire footballer, unfortunately for him this isn’t America, he’ll be lucky to get more than £500 compensation awarded from the court.

But if he gets a conviction it paves the way for a civil case, doesn’t it?

 

[diode_blade]

This case is a fucking joke.

Dog nonce will hopefully be too scared to show his face anywhere near football ever again.

Putting the law to one side, IMHO he got away lightly with bruised shins (assuming he even got that).

He got bruised shins from his dogs front paws leaning on them, whilst sucking him off.

 

[Harrisblade]

This case is a fucking joke.

Dog nonce will hopefully be too scared to show his face anywhere near football ever again.

Putting the law to one side, IMHO he got away lightly with bruised shins (assuming he even got that).

Is saying "I had a really badly bruised shin" acceptable as evidence,even to a Magistrates Court?

 

[TheCurseOfOnuora]

Yeah im aware of this. However I don't think the CPS wanted anything to do with it

 

[Davalon]

Is saying "I had a really badly bruised shin" acceptable as evidence,even to a Magistrates Court?

Not sure tbh.

We're all biased but I can honestly say I have zero sympathy for any football fan receiving a clout for confronting a player on the pitch.

There's obviously limits but I find it ridiculous that this has reached court.

I'd be embarrassed if this was a United fan.

 

[HarryHaslam]

But if he gets a conviction it paves the way for a civil case, doesn’t it?

Possibly yes, depending on his job (if he has one) he might have to pay for a solicitor as he may not get legal aid so it might not be a route he wants to go down as he still wouldn’t get much of a pay out for a bruised shin, no big injury to chase him over so the pay out would still not be anything substantial.

 

[biggiesablade]

Possibly yes, depending on his job (if he has one) he might have to pay for a solicitor as he may not get legal aid so it might not be a route he wants to go down as he still wouldn’t get much of a pay out for a bruised shin, no big injury to chase him over so the pay out would still not be anything substantial.

What price would the flabby cunt put on not being able to go watch the garibaldi gimps in action?

 

[El Volví]

I've obviously missed something, but why are we calling him dog nonce?

Maybe this helps

 

[Ainsley Harriott]

Is saying "I had a really badly bruised shin" acceptable as evidence,even to a Magistrates Court?

It could be. But proving it would be difficult as he didn't take any photos of said bruises.

 

[Westran]

If he gets charged the judge is either a scab or a pig

 

[BettingBlade]

Maybe this helps
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Theres another one doing the rounds where he’s practically spooning the dog.

Man and beast in perfect harmony.

Hope the fat fucking keith lard dog nonce gets all thats coming to him.

 

[Klaatu Barada Nikto]

Surprised to see McBurnies barrister isn’t even a criminal specialist ? She is a health and safety lawyer ???

Neither were Ched's original lawyers IIRC. What is it with these muppets not getting specialists in?

 

[ThatJa]

McBurnie walks away not guilty, all day long.

That guy is a fucking tool.

 

[Davalon]

McBurnie walks away not guilty, all day long.

That guy is a fucking tool.

You'd blumming hope so.

 

[Harry's Game]

Courts do like to make an example of footballers as we know only too well.

I think it’s a cast iron cert he will get found guilty. I have no faith in the impartiality of local Magistrates in this type of case.

 

[The Crab]

He needs to get a job at Hooters, he's making himself look a right tit.

Probably the nearest he gets to a serial experience.

Well, that and the annual visit to Crufts.....

 

[Yogi]

It's a little concerning that two eye witnesses have categorically stated they saw Oli stamp on him, but the fact that one eyewitness says he had his hood up when he clearly doesn't in any of the videos hardly makes him a credible witness.

The whole thing is a ridiculous and an absolute waste of time and money, but I don't have a good feeling about it.

Eye witnesses are notoriously unreliable because memory isn’t a true recollection of events but rather a recollection of the narrative you constructed about the incident. Like you say one is already open to being discredited it’ll be interesting to see what the defence do tomorrow.

 

[raimond]

This case is a fucking joke.

Dog nonce will hopefully be too scared to show his face anywhere near football ever again.

He'd get dog's abuse if he did

 

[Yogi]

Possibly yes, depending on his job (if he has one) he might have to pay for a solicitor as he may not get legal aid so it might not be a route he wants to go down as he still wouldn’t get much of a pay out for a bruised shin, no big injury to chase him over so the pay out would still not be anything substantial.

You’ve missed out the terrible mental anguish which is preventing him from setting foot in a football ground without experiencing great emotional distress. I can only assume he had to change school every time he fell down in the play ground and grazed his knee.

 

[BushBlade]

Possibly yes, depending on his job (if he has one) he might have to pay for a solicitor as he may not get legal aid so it might not be a route he wants to go down as he still wouldn’t get much of a pay out for a bruised shin, no big injury to chase him over so the pay out would still not be anything substantial.

If he uses a no win no fee solicitor it won’t cost him (that’s a caveated comment) and if he got a couple of grand, it’s a couple of grand he otherwise wouldn’t have.

 

[Snowflake]

Surprised to see McBurnies barrister isn’t even a criminal specialist ? She is a health and safety lawyer ???

She will be used to appearing in courts generally and there clearly is a safety issue here with McB’s work area being invaded.
She would not have taken the brief if she was not confident of doing a good job in a high profile case.

 

[Snowflake]

If he uses a no win no fee solicitor it won’t cost him (that’s a caveated comment) and if he got a couple of grand, it’s a couple of grand he otherwise wouldn’t have.

Doubt he will find a “no win no fee” lawyer for a Criminal Injury claim. It would not appeal to them.