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[Football] grealish
- Thread starter mefromringmer
- Start date
Da Man Clay
T'Blades
- Dec 16, 2004
- 16,279
No he wouldn’t. This sort of thing happens on a daily basis unfortunately. Can’t prove he was driving drunk therefore can’t charge him - be it Jack Grealish or any other person.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
People think it is very easy to get evidence, because they’ve already made their minds up of a person’s guilt.
The thread was obviously started because the OP was hoping to see JG in trouble. It's a non story.
And if we signed him, we would be right behind him.
Billy the Fish
Technocrat
Surely the fact that he drove into 3 parked cars getting out of a cul-de-sac must be evidence of something? 
Of course - doesn't seem to be in doubt that his car smacked into about 3 others in that road, and he was at the scene though (when supposed to be in lockdown). Maybe had some gearbox trouble or something.
drew
Drew
Surely the fact that he drove into 3 parked cars getting out of a cul-de-sac must be evidence of something?
Did you see him drive into those cars? Did anyone? If they did, it's evidence of bad driving, not drink driving.
OzMike
Well-known member
I thought if you did a runner it was automatically assumed you were guilty.
Shouldn't make any difference if you left details, you still left the scene.
Shouldn't make any difference if you left details, you still left the scene.
He might well get the £30 fine for breaking lockdown so they can make an example of him. He'll issue some sort of contrite apology on Instagram / Snapchat / TikTok and everyone will forget about it again.
blue-shifted
Banned
He'll get away with it legally.
Villa can't and won't discipline him.
But somewhere, deep, deep down, he'll know that he's a grubby little ****bag. He'll know that everyone knows what he is.
On some level that is enough for me
Oh and very few would be defending him if he was a Brighton player
Villa can't and won't discipline him.
But somewhere, deep, deep down, he'll know that he's a grubby little ****bag. He'll know that everyone knows what he is.
On some level that is enough for me
Oh and very few would be defending him if he was a Brighton player
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I doubt it. I read some very scathing posts on here when Knocky was charged with speeding and driving recklessly.
Has he been charged with anything?
Bottom line is that some people don't like him because he's a bit cocky (many players are), his socks are rolled down (we all did that) and he's got a dodgy barnet apparently.
Ignore the fact he's a fantastic player and will be playing for England soon.
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,499
For that incident? No he wouldn't.
Mr Putdown
Well-known member
That’s not what the laws says.
For being completely shitfaced and smashing into three cars. Wow.
Once again, the law is an ass.
It's quite disgraceful really when you think about some of the things people do get sent down for.
beardy gull
Well-known member
dejavuatbtn
Well-known member
I don’t think it’s a case of people not liking him. He is a fantastic player. As a club captain, senior player, prospective England Captain, etc etc, I would expect him to set a better example, as I would with any other player. He does his profession a complete disservice at a time when high profile players are under public scrutiny. If a Brighton player had done this I would have been livid and felt let down as a fan.
I am saddened that he can get away with breaking the isolation rules, drive a car under the influence and prang into several cars. Same old story, if you have money you can get away with anything.
I am saddened that he can get away with breaking the isolation rules, drive a car under the influence and prang into several cars. Same old story, if you have money you can get away with anything.
Exactly, well remembered.
He didn't do a runner - he left his details with the owners of the vehicles and said he'd pay for the damage. As no-one was injured, he doesn't have to do anything else.........