Oh andby the way @ChairmanDan a malicious prosecution would be well within their rights here given the circumstances of how many prosecution s did not go ahead due to similar transgressions during the lockdown
I think itās fair to point out yet again lads (seen as Dan is here playing the legal bigwig) that he hadnāt a breeze at the time. He felt woulfie was toast, not a hope he could carry on. He also felt that big Phil was safe, sure how could they touch him?
In fairness, who could be up to the wranglings of a foreign judicial system.
You might forgive her for thinking the uncle that we blew up was just one bad egg but now her own sonā¦ All that inbreeding over generations had to have some ill affect. Wasnāt his last avatar of a wife beater?
Thatās the whole wonder of it all. They should have just slapped them with s heavy fine. If the lads felt they were hard done by, let them appeal it and take it from there.
In fairness to @ChairmanDan. He is a big fan of the incestuous nature of the Irish courts, and he is a big sports fan, football in particular. I presume heāll be snorting coke off a key to uproarious applause outside the courts for this, as is the way of the English fan.
@iron_mike really throwing the toys out of the pram after getting pulled up for talking utter nonsense. Time to pull out the video of the 73 final to chill himself out.
@Ironmike stated that if the boys in the golf trial were acquitted, the Garda that issued the summons could well face a malicious prosecution. I told them he was talking nonsense. That send him into tailspin.
Usually I do but @ironmike explaining the legal system to @ChairmanDan would be like me giving you tips on how to be first in the queue at the airport.