SIMMO SAYS
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Just sussed you are Ben.Its my middle name btn confused belle,
Your so much fun
I'll see if I can conjure up a few pennies so you are not sleeping rough over Christmas
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[News] Jason Puncheon arrested
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I'll see if I can conjure up a few pennies so you are not sleeping rough over Christmas
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SIMMO SAYS
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maffew
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Mr Putdown
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Thought I might stalk you but you are THE MAN tonight
Man?
I assumed the troll was a woman.
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I am surprised to see there has been
This Luton fan got a 12 month sentence
https://www.oufc.co.uk/news/2016/july/prison-sentence-for-flare-fan/
Details here of others with reported serious injuries.
http://www.professionalsecurity.co.uk/news/case-studies/football-flare-campaign/
Recent examples of injuries caused by pyrotechnics at English football grounds
• Leeds United v Shrewsbury Town, 11 August 2012 – two supporters were injured, one requiring hospital treatment, when an industrial firework was ignited and thrown in the away supporters’ toilet.
• Coventry City v Walsall, 8 December 2012 – a flare was discharged by the Walsall supporters. A steward placed his foot on the device to prevent further smoke escaping, however the sole of his shoe melted causing injury.
• Leicester City v Sheffield Wednesday, 9 March 2013 – a female supporter received treatment for burns to her leg from one of the smoke bombs thrown between supporters.
• Bolton Wanderers v Huddersfield Town, 2 April 2013 – Bolton supporters ignited a flare and an 18 year old youth was treated for burns picking it up.
• West Bromwich Albion v Newcastle United, 20 April 2013 – fans were treated for shrapnel wounds following the setting off of thunder flashes. Debris passed through jeans and caused cuts to legs.
• Wigan Athletic v Aston Villa, May 2013 – a 15-year-old boy suffered lung damage from a smoke bomb thrown during the game. The boy needed hospital treatment, while two women aged 22 and 24, also required attention for the effects of the device.
• Liverpool v Everton, May 2013 – an eight year Everton fan was hit by a smoke bomb thrown by fans in the away end. He was treated for a burn on his neck on his first visit to a Merseyside derby.
• Aston Villa v Tottenham Hotspur on 20 October 2013 – an assistant referee was struck by a lit smoke canister thrown from the stand.
• In November 2013 a Manchester United fan that set off a smoke bomb during their clash with West Bromwich Albion – Sir Alex Ferguson’s last game in charge – was given a two month jail term (suspended for 12 months) and banned from any football grounds for three years.
• In February 2013 two Chelsea fans were jailed for 28 days and given six year football banning orders for taking smoke bombs into the Liberty Stadium for a match versus Swansea City. Their appeal for the sentence was thrown out.
• In January 2013 an 18 year old Exeter City fan was jailed for two months and given a six year banning order for attempting to take a smoke bomb into Torquay United v Exeter City.
• In August 2012 an Oxford United fan was jailed for two months and given a six year banning order for taking a smoke bomb into Home Park for a match versus Plymouth Argyle.
Ok so what has actually happend to 
Has he been executed yet? I need to know.
Er, actually, no... I don't really give two shits.
Strange thread.
Has he been executed yet? I need to know.
Er, actually, no... I don't really give two shits.
Strange thread.
maffew
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Any truth in the rumour that Puncheon's trousers fell down when he was swinging his belt around his head?
Doubt it, The Sun would already have a Puncheons Truncheon headline out if so