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How much was raised?

Has the bad boy been told that it's the last time a collection is made :D
 

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£190 and yes he has.

And now I think he'd probably rather put it behind him :sorted:
 

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I wasn't around to put into the collection - at work as usual - but i'm at the next home game so i'll buy him a couple of pints. :sorted:
 

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lucky me i've got to try and keep the donny one sober at blackpool just one very big problem with that ermm.... who keeping me from getting :alcoholic :alcoholic

second thoughts i think i leave the donny one to mrs paul smith rofl rofl rofl
 

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beezy babe said:
£190 and yes he has.

And now I think he'd probably rather put it behind him :sorted:

Still think its a bloody cheek :nono: Paying for someone to get ****ed off his head :rolleyes: Anyone want to chip in for my ahem..mishap last summer? :imwith:

Thought not, lets not make a habit of it eh?! :thumbs:

ps. can't afford Blackpool tonight... if I had just FIVE POUNDS more that would have tipped the balance ;)
 

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Anyone wanna start a fund for tonights game at Blackpool. The man in question is getting there at 1pm :beer:
 
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interesting,

you lot have raised £190 for what or who exactly?

I hope it's worthwhile...

nocoat said:
Still think its a bloody cheek :nono: Paying for someone to get ****ed off his head :rolleyes: Anyone want to chip in for my ahem..mishap last summer? :imwith:

Thought not, lets not make a habit of it eh?! :thumbs:

ps. can't afford Blackpool tonight... if I had just FIVE POUNDS more that would have tipped the balance ;)
 

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This is only slightly less painful than getting blood out of a stone... Who's it for? what's it for? Does someone need an operation or something? if so I'm sure I could get plenty of people to chip in....


Banana said:
er........... don't you mean "time will tell"
 

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some divvy bees fan got right ****ed at an away game and got nicked and fined.... instead of taking his punishment like a man he got Umondo to hassle innocent members of the public like myself and steal our hard earned wages :sad: ;) :thumbs: and now as a results I am on baked beans till payday :rolleyes:

Umondo OUT :imwith:
 

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warwickroadbee said:
This is only slightly less painful than getting blood out of a stone... Who's it for? what's it for? Does someone need an operation or something? if so I'm sure I could get plenty of people to chip in....
There was a thread about it last week which has since been removed at the request of the not-so-innocent. Basically one of the regular away supporters was (some would say rather unjustly) invited to spend the evening with the local constabulary and consequently has to spend a lot of his dinner money paying magistrates' expenses.
 

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I prefer my synopsis more!! lol
 

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Banana said:
There was a thread about it last week which has since been removed at the request of the not-so-innocent. Basically one of the regular away supporters was (some would say rather unjustly) invited to spend the evening with the local constabulary and consequently has to spend a lot of his dinner money paying magistrates' expenses.

That's not how you spell Lager 'Nana!!!
 

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nocoat said:
I prefer my synopsis more!! lol

I also prefer No Coats synopsis and would rather give £190 to the club. If you can't do the time........don't do the crime.
:nono:
Or just stick to cooking lager rather than strong continental when on an all dayer lol
 

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ahhh donny away, yes I remember the thread but sadly didn't see the said individual getting into trouble. I think I was in leeds by that stage having a much better time by the sounds of it...

No coat seems to have the right idea...

My hard earned cash will be going to worthwile cause and not to some reprobate who can't handle his booze and got himself into trouble...

I got a congestion charge fine last week, does anyone want to chip in for that? hmmm didn't think so!

e14bee said:
I also prefer No Coats synopsis and would rather give £190 to the club. If you can't do the time........don't do the crime.
:nono:
Or just stick to cooking lager rather than strong continental when on an all dayer lol
 

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To be fair he didn't ask anyone to collect money for him and no-one was forced to contribute. Alot of people felt that giving him a conviction was totally over the top hence their desire to help him out. It was a personal thing not a general collection - only those who knew him personally were approached to see if they wanted to contribute which obviously a fair number did. It was also made clear to him that this would not happen again and if he didn't learn his lesson and clean up his act he was on his own.

If anyone who has contributed feels that strongly about it (nocoat) then I suggest you ask him for your money back!! :D
 

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Since he didn't ask anyone to contribute but his mates got him two hundred sheets anyway, perhaps he should return the generosity and either

1. give the money to charity or...
2. put it in the bucket after the next home game

Am I not right in thinking that a gesture like that would show that he has learnt his lesson... presumably if you give him the cash he'll just get himself arressted again after a couple of stellas.....

Your choice of course...

beezy babe said:
To be fair he didn't ask anyone to collect money for him and no-one was forced to contribute. Alot of people felt that giving him a conviction was totally over the top hence their desire to help him out. It was a personal thing not a general collection - only those who knew him personally were approached to see if they wanted to contribute which obviously a fair number did. It was also made clear to him that this would not happen again and if he didn't learn his lesson and clean up his act he was on his own.

If anyone who has contributed feels that strongly about it (nocoat) then I suggest you ask him for your money back!! :D
 

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What a fantastic idea WRB. I do not know, or have any desire to know the criminal known as 'the donny one', but after reading the thread, the only solution surely is to put the money in the bucket and show he has learnt his ways, I would hate for the £190.00 to be used to fuel his obvious alcohol problem.
 

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Er calm down peeps. I don't think anyone was forced to give money, I gladly chipped in as it would appear he was more sinned against than sinner.
 

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Yeah, I don't mind that much really, it was only a Jacks anyway lol Its just good to wind up the reprobate and Umondo :imwith:
 

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the people who donated knew where their money was going, and they had no problems with that.
if they wanted it to go in the bucket, then surely they would have put it there themselves?!
anyone who has any problems with this, you stick to doing what you want with your money, and let others do what they want with theirs :wave:
 

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Thats the beauty of the British Criminal Justice system.. people often get convicted of crimes they didn't commit...

oh no hang on.... I'm thinking of another country somewhere in the middle east...



Luton Bee said:
Er calm down peeps. I don't think anyone was forced to give money, I gladly chipped in as it would appear he was more sinned against than sinner.
 

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The lad in question does like a few bevvys, fair enough, but I find it difficult to believe he has the capability to cause a great deal of trouble. He was fined heavily, and to equate a collection amongst friends against donations to the black-hole buckets is ridiculous.
 

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Exactly Sweeps.

I can't see what the problem is with a few people helping out a mate. I'm just glad that none of you miserable buggers are my friends - I'd hate to make a mistake if you were :rolleyes:
 

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This is absurd. No-one was forced to contribute, they all did so entirely voluntarily and knowing the full circumstances and what the lad in question is like.

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