Martin Aspinwall jailed
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Lots of problems this lad. A little bit more understanding wouldn't go wrong.
Re: Martin Aspinwall jailed
He may soon have the company of Mr. Moore as driving while disqualified usually ends in a custodial sentence.
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Especially if you're bladdered!doc wrote:He may soon have the company of Mr. Moore as driving while disqualified usually ends in a custodial sentence.
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Sorry i disagree, everyone has problems but people have to take resposiblity for their actions.jobo wrote:Lots of problems this lad. A little bit more understanding wouldn't go wrong.
I wonder how understanding you would be if he had mowed down one of your family during this chase?
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One of the clowns on SLF asks whether the people calling for Cas to sack him are the “same people who congratulated Wigan for standing by a cokehead?”
Totally different scenario. Shoving stuff up the nose does not pose an immediate and very real risk of killing innocent road users!
Totally different scenario. Shoving stuff up the nose does not pose an immediate and very real risk of killing innocent road users!
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:eusa2: I agree... a little time to sober up clean up and reflect and even Martin will agree that racing through streets such as Bell Green Lane at 90mph hes lucky hes not doing 5 to 10 years for killing a child or anyone for that matterWigan_forever1985 wrote:Sorry i disagree, everyone has problems but people have to take resposiblity for their actions.jobo wrote:Lots of problems this lad. A little bit more understanding wouldn't go wrong.
I wonder how understanding you would be if he had mowed down one of your family during this chase?
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Plus to my knowledge that was Hock's first involvement with the law (although i stand to be corrected) lets not forget this guy was already banned from driving and was on a suspended sentence for assault.
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cant believe hes daft enough to have done that.
as a old school year friend i hope this is a wake up call.
as a old school year friend i hope this is a wake up call.
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It does if you then go and drive your car!Kittwazzer wrote:One of the clowns on SLF asks whether the people calling for Cas to sack him are the “same people who congratulated Wigan for standing by a cokehead?”
Totally different scenario. Shoving stuff up the nose does not pose an immediate and very real risk of killing innocent road users!
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But, IIRC Dave, Hock didn't jump in his car and hare round the streets at speeds in excess of 90mph whilst trying to evade the police.DaveO wrote:It does if you then go and drive your car!Kittwazzer wrote:One of the clowns on SLF asks whether the people calling for Cas to sack him are the “same people who congratulated Wigan for standing by a cokehead?”
Totally different scenario. Shoving stuff up the nose does not pose an immediate and very real risk of killing innocent road users!
Maybe it's just the way you worded it, but it sounded like you were implying that the two things are related, and they're not.