25 May 11
The absolute farcical aspect of all this is that we are all technically in contempt of court here every time his name and the mere 'suggestion of impropriety' is raised...this is the High Courts no less, one wonders if such shyte could go all the way to the Appeals Courts and then if he really persists, old Giggsy could have his day with the Law Lords lol....what a plonker for pursuing the twitter users, and what a joke all the tears, the song and dance with his kids and wife on the pitch last weekend...talk about one big act. It really does surprise me, then again it's now plainly obvious what a lot he had to lose, and indeed has lost, so maybe that thought just spurred him on...' still a plonker though 😛
26 May 11
Originally posted by RevRSleekerAs an avid Man Utd fan, and somebody who thought Giggsy was an absolute legend, I can't express how disappointed I am with his actions.
The absolute farcical aspect of all this is that we are all technically in contempt of court here every time his name and the mere 'suggestion of impropriety' is raised...this is the High Courts no less, one wonders if such shyte could go all the way to the Appeals Courts and then if he really persists, old Giggsy could have his day with the Law Lords lo ...[text shortened]... and indeed has lost, so maybe that thought just spurred him on...' still a plonker though 😛
At a time when Freedom of Speech is under attack all over the world - Arab protests being violently put down, Bernand Manning being held in isolation without trial (despite Obama having in his manifesto that he would help whistleblowers http://change.gov/agenda/ethics_agenda/ he has apparently tried more whistleblowers than any other President in US history), Wikileaks being aggressively targeted, etc, etc, etc, the last thing we need is a footballer trying to get 75000 people arrested for up to 2 years.
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