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Jack Grealish
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Coming to twitter near you most like!! - NSFW though if your in an office
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Road Trip!ForeverAddickted said:Coming to twitter near you most like!! - NSFW though if your in an office1 -
Okay... I think I now understand.
His face tells all...
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Haha if only it had been Dylan Levitt rather than Jack Grealish purely for that referenceRoss said:
Road Trip!ForeverAddickted said:Coming to twitter near you most like!! - NSFW though if your in an office3 -
And that’s how you do it!
I really hope it’s real.
Sorry.
No, am so not 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣0 -
England footballer Jack Grealish has been banned from driving and fined more than £80,000 for two motoring offences.
The Aston Villa captain, 25, previously admitted two counts of careless driving at Birmingham Magistrates' Court.
The offences relate to a crash in Dickens Heath, near Solihull, on 29 March, and a second incident near Villa's training ground on 18 October.
Prior to the convictions, Grealish already had six points on his licence for a speeding offence in 2018.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-55315924He has been banned from driving for nine months.
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No doubt he'll appeal on the grounds that it will impact on his charity work. Decision cut to a £10 fine and a damn good telling off.0
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Just hire a bloody driver ffs, it’s not like he can’t afford it. I’ll do it for two thirds of the fine he just got hit with.3
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The amount of comments on twitter defending him, saying there's no proof he was drunk etc. If he's not pissed or on drugs and still drives like that then he shouldn't have a licence anyway.13
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A mate of mine says Grealish reminds him of Alan Hudson.
Not a bad parallel. I should add, given the last few posts, that I am talking ON the pitch rather than OFF although Hudson wasn't exactly an angel himself off the pitch allegedly.0 -
I like him as a player, but he should have got a far harsher punishment. Mind you, everybody loves Ant and Dec so Ant can be forgiven for potentially killing somebody.3
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AddickUpNorth said:Just hire a bloody driver ffs, it’s not like he can’t afford it. I’ll do it for two thirds of the fine he just got hit with.
Actually scrub that, it would mean moving to Birmingham and there’s no amount of money that would encourage me to do that.7 -
Not defending him, bit how did Ant 'potentially kill' anyone?MuttleyCAFC said:I like him as a player, but he should have got a far harsher punishment. Mind you, everybody loves Ant and Dec so Ant can be forgiven for potentially killing somebody.2 -
PrincessFiona said:
Not defending him, bit how did Ant 'potentially kill' anyone?MuttleyCAFC said:I like him as a player, but he should have got a far harsher punishment. Mind you, everybody loves Ant and Dec so Ant can be forgiven for potentially killing somebody.
I think he means that by driving a car absolutely shit faced in the morning can potentially kill someone.2 -
Yes, agreed. But he didn't potentially kill someone.cafcdave123 said:PrincessFiona said:
Not defending him, bit how did Ant 'potentially kill' anyone?MuttleyCAFC said:I like him as a player, but he should have got a far harsher punishment. Mind you, everybody loves Ant and Dec so Ant can be forgiven for potentially killing somebody.
I think he means that by driving a car absolutely shit faced in the morning can potentially kill someone.1 -
Also i like the fact he was wandering along the street seemingly wearing 1 slipper!Talal said:The amount of comments on twitter defending him, saying there's no proof he was drunk etc. If he's not pissed or on drugs and still drives like that then he shouldn't have a licence anyway.0 -
Am surprised he didn't get done for drink driving, but am not aware of the time lineChris_from_Sidcup said:
Also i like the fact he was wandering along the street seemingly wearing 1 slipper!Talal said:The amount of comments on twitter defending him, saying there's no proof he was drunk etc. If he's not pissed or on drugs and still drives like that then he shouldn't have a licence anyway.0 -
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Interesting isn't it.PrincessFiona said:
Yes, agreed. But he didn't potentially kill someone.cafcdave123 said:PrincessFiona said:
Not defending him, bit how did Ant 'potentially kill' anyone?MuttleyCAFC said:I like him as a player, but he should have got a far harsher punishment. Mind you, everybody loves Ant and Dec so Ant can be forgiven for potentially killing somebody.
I think he means that by driving a car absolutely shit faced in the morning can potentially kill someone.
I wonder if people have the same view that anyone driving over the prescribed speed limit is "potentially killing someone"?1 -
I always wonder when I see cases like this (and with Ant) what Tony Adams thinks, considering that he was actually sent down0
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He left the scene after exchanging details.PrincessFiona said:
Am surprised he didn't get done for drink driving, but am not aware of the time lineChris_from_Sidcup said:
Also i like the fact he was wandering along the street seemingly wearing 1 slipper!Talal said:The amount of comments on twitter defending him, saying there's no proof he was drunk etc. If he's not pissed or on drugs and still drives like that then he shouldn't have a licence anyway.
Plenty of time to get anything out of his system.0 -
It has not been denied that the behaviour in both cases (If Grealish was in fact drunk) would be illegal... Nobody has said the behaviour is okay or that it is okay for celebrities to break laws?addick1956 said:
That is not the point. That was more luck than judgement. How many rules do you think it is ok to break....PrincessFiona said:
Yes, agreed. But he didn't potentially kill someone.cafcdave123 said:PrincessFiona said:
Not defending him, bit how did Ant 'potentially kill' anyone?MuttleyCAFC said:I like him as a player, but he should have got a far harsher punishment. Mind you, everybody loves Ant and Dec so Ant can be forgiven for potentially killing somebody.
I think he means that by driving a car absolutely shit faced in the morning can potentially kill someone.
Too common in our 'celebrity ' fraternity
So Fiona challenging the line of 'Potentially Killing Somebody' when no other human was involved in their accidents is the point of her challenge on language used.
(Maybe McPartlins mum could have been potentially killed? Wasn't she in his car and partly responsible from my opinion for letting him drive)0 -
Personally think this should be the case. It shouldn't simply be, you can't drive for 9 months then after that you can drive as normal?addick1956 said:
Unfortunate, the new word for HYPOCRITICAL.Super_horns said:It was rather unfortunate only 24 hours before he'd done a video or been told to do one telling people to stay indoors etc....
And he then smashed up a few cars along the way.
He did say sorry but wasn't great timing really and certainly must have been out of control to hit other cars.
And he got paid for bring one...
If he had been 70 they would have been asking to retest everyone over 65 etc etc even though it testosterone beer fuelled idiots like Greaslish who cause most accidents.
How about him having to take a tests again.
You should have to pass your test again AND to pass an advanced driving course.
If you're banned 3 times, you lose your licence for good.2 -
You ever driven over the speed limit?addick1956 said:
That is not the point. That was more luck than judgement. How many rules do you think it is ok to break....PrincessFiona said:
Yes, agreed. But he didn't potentially kill someone.cafcdave123 said:PrincessFiona said:
Not defending him, bit how did Ant 'potentially kill' anyone?MuttleyCAFC said:I like him as a player, but he should have got a far harsher punishment. Mind you, everybody loves Ant and Dec so Ant can be forgiven for potentially killing somebody.
I think he means that by driving a car absolutely shit faced in the morning can potentially kill someone.
Too common in our 'celebrity ' fraternity
Do you do it often?0 -
MOTM again tonight. Wonder if he has a minimum release clause? He’s on a long contract but will be wasted at Villa.0
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Would make a change to being wasted behind the wheel.ValleyGary said:MOTM again tonight. Wonder if he has a minimum release clause? He’s on a long contract but will be wasted at Villa.14 -
The amount of cars he damaged it's a miracle he's not still there exchanging details now, the soppy prick.Dazzler21 said:
He left the scene after exchanging details.PrincessFiona said:
Am surprised he didn't get done for drink driving, but am not aware of the time lineChris_from_Sidcup said:
Also i like the fact he was wandering along the street seemingly wearing 1 slipper!Talal said:The amount of comments on twitter defending him, saying there's no proof he was drunk etc. If he's not pissed or on drugs and still drives like that then he shouldn't have a licence anyway.
Plenty of time to get anything out of his system.2 -
I think there is a difference between driving when over the alcohol limit and driving over the speed limit.Off_it said:
Interesting isn't it.PrincessFiona said:
Yes, agreed. But he didn't potentially kill someone.cafcdave123 said:PrincessFiona said:
Not defending him, bit how did Ant 'potentially kill' anyone?MuttleyCAFC said:I like him as a player, but he should have got a far harsher punishment. Mind you, everybody loves Ant and Dec so Ant can be forgiven for potentially killing somebody.
I think he means that by driving a car absolutely shit faced in the morning can potentially kill someone.
I wonder if people have the same view that anyone driving over the prescribed speed limit is "potentially killing someone"?
It's a proven fact that excess alcohol impairs judgment, which is why we have laws which make this illegal. The potential damage this causes to other people is considered high enough to warrant severe penalties if you're caught under the influence. I doubt many of us will disagree with that - although it's clear there are differing opinions about whether or not the sentence imposed is harsh enough.
Speed limits are different because they are set at the maximum permitted for a particular road, up to the national speed limit of 70mph. That doesn't mean the road is safe at 70mph if you're driving in the middle of a torrential downpour, it's icy or there's heavy snow. If you caused an accident or were observed driving at a speed which is deemed to be too fast for the conditions, then you're likely to get a careless driving, driving without due care and attention or dangerous driving charge against you. Equally, if you're on an empty stretch of motorway where the surface conditions are excellent and you're doing 100mph, that may be relatively low risk - although the faster you are driving the more catastrophic the results will be if something fails (eg blowout).
I think it's probably a fair shout to say that anyone driving a car is "potentially killing someone". What matters is how we mitigate the risk by driving carefully and considerately. Important to note that Grealish was driving like a dick even if he hasn't been proved to break the drink-drive and road speed laws.
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