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 SE25  Melbourne 18 Apr 14 11.41am |
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Quote adrian b at 18 Apr 2014 11.20am
Yes, it may be difficult for some to understand the fact of accessory to a crime , but that is exactly how DF will be viewed by the authorities if he had not disclosed his knowledge of the message he'd received. I know it doesn't rate in the Brinks Matt shape of things, but crime it is. And if there is issue about where DF sent his information, it will have ended up with the authorities, so same rule applies. Slating a bloke for being honest is not where we should be coming from. Unless others believe dishonesty is ok. We must hope not,
A crime ? LOL
Mate , you're off on one.
All he had to do was either ignore it or send a message back saying wrong address.
There was no need to do anything else. He was being vindictive.
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| bexleydave Barnehurst 18 Apr 14 11.41am |
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Quote adrian b at 18 Apr 2014 11.36am
Yes they will be construed as criminal acts. Like cricketers paying for weather reports. This is because betting may be involved or something that may influence the outcome of a sporting event. See what is happening all over the sporting world to get this fact. If any club are seen to breach the rules in any way, it can be seen as criminal. Of course common law will not be infringed as this is not statuary and often involves civil law, making it a case for only NGOs to enforce within their remit.
WTF are you on about? 
Bexley Dave
Can you hear the Brighton sing? I can't hear a ******* thing!
"The most arrogant, obnoxious bunch of deluded little sun tanned, loafer wearing mummy's boys I've ever had the misfortune of having to listen to" (Burnley forum)
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| SE25 Melbourne 18 Apr 14 11.44am |
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Quote eagleboi at 18 Apr 2014 11.28am
Quote adrian b at 18 Apr 2014 11.20am
Yes, it may be difficult for some to understand the fact of accessory to a crime , but that is exactly how DF will be viewed by the authorities if he had not disclosed his knowledge of the message he'd received. I know it doesn't rate in the Brinks Matt shape of things, but crime it is. And if there is issue about where DF sent his information, it will have ended up with the authorities, so same rule applies. Slating a bloke for being honest is not where we should be coming from. Unless others believe dishonesty is ok. We must hope not,
Great point. Why should he put his job on the line to save face.He has a Family to look after also.Can never have any bitterness to Doug after the many years of joy he has brought to my club.
And how was he putting his job on the line ?
What would be been guilty of ? Seeing a text?
Jesus wept.
DF could shag your wife and he'd still have been doing the right thing.
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| SE25 Melbourne 18 Apr 14 11.47am |
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Quote adrian b at 18 Apr 2014 11.36am
Yes they will be construed as criminal acts. Like cricketers paying for weather reports. This is because betting may be involved or something that may influence the outcome of a sporting event. See what is happening all over the sporting world to get this fact. If any club are seen to breach the rules in any way, it can be seen as criminal. Of course common law will not be infringed as this is not statuary and often involves civil law, making it a case for only NGOs to enforce within their remit.
LOL - you're seriously barking.
Keep thinking happy thoughts in your Dougie Wonderland.
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| SE25 Melbourne 18 Apr 14 11.58am |
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Quote adrian b at 18 Apr 2014 11.49am
Blimey, you still don't get it SE25
No -I can see the point you are trying to make - I just think it's absolute bollocks.
BTW - why do cricketers need to pay for weather reports ?
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Quote bexleydave at 18 Apr 2014 11.31am
Quote Cucking Funt at 18 Apr 2014 11.28am
What a ghastly, snivelling little sneak he is.
Indeed. If we were all back at school he'd have been bogwashed for that.
He'd be getting compasses in his ass all through double French.
Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham
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| bexleydave Barnehurst 18 Apr 14 12.18pm |
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Quote Cucking Funt at 18 Apr 2014 12.15pm
Quote bexleydave at 18 Apr 2014 11.31am
Quote Cucking Funt at 18 Apr 2014 11.28am
What a ghastly, snivelling little sneak he is.
Indeed. If we were all back at school he'd have been bogwashed for that.
He'd be getting compasses in his ass all through double French.
Ouch, that brings back some painful memories! 
Bexley Dave
Can you hear the Brighton sing? I can't hear a ******* thing!
"The most arrogant, obnoxious bunch of deluded little sun tanned, loafer wearing mummy's boys I've ever had the misfortune of having to listen to" (Burnley forum)
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| Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 18 Apr 14 12.26pm |
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Quote bexleydave at 18 Apr 2014 12.18pm
Quote Cucking Funt at 18 Apr 2014 12.15pm
Quote bexleydave at 18 Apr 2014 11.31am
Quote Cucking Funt at 18 Apr 2014 11.28am
What a ghastly, snivelling little sneak he is.
Indeed. If we were all back at school he'd have been bogwashed for that.
He'd be getting compasses in his ass all through double French.
Ouch, that brings back some painful memories!
I forgot to mention the industrial scale wet towel whipping in the changing rooms.
Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham
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| EastEndPalace WithHardNutsCosImAHardBastard 18 Apr 14 12.33pm |
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Quote SE25 at 18 Apr 2014 11.47am
Quote adrian b at 18 Apr 2014 11.36am
Yes they will be construed as criminal acts. Like cricketers paying for weather reports. This is because betting may be involved or something that may influence the outcome of a sporting event. See what is happening all over the sporting world to get this fact. If any club are seen to breach the rules in any way, it can be seen as criminal. Of course common law will not be infringed as this is not statuary and often involves civil law, making it a case for only NGOs to enforce within their remit.
LOL - you're seriously barking.
Keep thinking happy thoughts in your Dougie Wonderland.
Nigel of the highest order mate.
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