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Re: The tranmere trouble
Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2017 1:45 pm
by johnsy127
The incident happened at half time around 4pm, the time on the CCTV was wrong, and by the way I'm Dave Johnson the other person involved in the incident from Barrow, just one of them situations you have to make a spur of the moment decision and according to the British justice system myself and Gav made the wrong one and we've paid for it, but I strongly believe that on that day if we hadn't got involved and helped Brett out he may of been killed, when a guy is lying unconscious on the floor and being kicked in the head already badly injured, in my opinion you'd have to be a total coward to just walk past and let them carry on but I'm sure a lot of the people who post on this page will still class us as hooligans now we are both on banning orders, so just crack on behind your keyboards and carry on, and also before the incident I never knew Brett but I've got to know him during our time to and from court, and yes he has had a troubled past but he is a really decent guy with a lot of knowledge and good to be around, so don't slag the guy off just because of his history.
Re: The tranmere trouble
Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2017 2:03 pm
by The Tomahawk Kid
Brave of you both to come on here and state your case. As many will know - who have being involved in similar incidents in the past, there's two sides to every story. And I agree, you'd have to be a coward to leave a lad to be kicked to death.
As I said, in my previous post on this thread, Brett 's alright. I've known him a while. When he's intoxicated, he can be hard work, but deep down, a good sort.
Re: The tranmere trouble
Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2017 3:42 pm
by paddy71
johnsy127 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 08, 2017 1:45 pm
The incident happened at half time around 4pm, the time on the CCTV was wrong, and by the way I'm Dave Johnson the other person involved in the incident from Barrow, just one of them situations you have to make a spur of the moment decision and according to the British justice system myself and Gav made the wrong one and we've paid for it, but I strongly believe that on that day if we hadn't got involved and helped Brett out he may of been killed, when a guy is lying unconscious on the floor and being kicked in the head already badly injured, in my opinion you'd have to be a total coward to just walk past and let them carry on but I'm sure a lot of the people who post on this page will still class us as hooligans now we are both on banning orders, so just crack on behind your keyboards and carry on, and also before the incident I never knew Brett but I've got to know him during our time to and from court, and yes he has had a troubled past but he is a really decent guy with a lot of knowledge and good to be around, so don't slag the guy off just because of his history.
Well said johno
Re: The tranmere trouble
Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2017 4:51 pm
by capman
Well said Johno
Re: The tranmere trouble
Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2017 7:09 pm
by barrowaberdeen
Yup. well said Gav and Johno
Re: The tranmere trouble
Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2017 7:21 pm
by HenneysKnee
And it all started with Tranmere fans smacking a lad who wouldn't hurt a fly once the majority of the Barrow fans had left the pub. Brave lads them
Re: The tranmere trouble
Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2017 12:22 am
by jonnyb2017
well said Johno. hopefully now with the words from Gav and Johno this can be put to bed and we can concentrate on getting right behind the Bluebirds. #WeAreStayingUp
Re: The tranmere trouble
Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2017 2:48 am
by walney rock
Let's be honest I think most people would jump in if they had seen a supporter taking a kick in, in regards to the punishment I personally feel that if the judge was trying to make an example of them he should have jailed some of the Tranmere thugs awell