SO16_Saint Posted 11 September, 2010 Posted 11 September, 2010 Caught taking a line of coke by the scum bastards NOTW.
Guest Dark Sotonic Mills Posted 11 September, 2010 Posted 11 September, 2010 If he is a druggy, then why are the NOTW scum? His choice, tough sh1t...
anothersaintinsouthsea Posted 11 September, 2010 Posted 11 September, 2010 If he is a druggy, then why are the NOTW scum? His choice, tough sh1t... "if he's a druggy" WTF is that supposed to mean? so what if enjoys a line of coke? I couldn't give two ****s. As if the journos on the NOTW have never indulged. Such hypocritical tits.
jawillwill Posted 11 September, 2010 Posted 11 September, 2010 What an utterly crap role model. He should stick to knocking foreigners out for money.
Hatch Posted 12 September, 2010 Posted 12 September, 2010 lower class scum from manchester takes drugs shocker... well I never.
Barney Trubble Posted 12 September, 2010 Posted 12 September, 2010 I'm amazed a 'B' List boxer is considered worthy of the attention. If he earns money from advertising for playing the family man role model, then fair play to the NOTW. I've always thought of him as a fat, bloated Pig who just wasn't quite up to it against the proper boxers. Still, that's another issue.
Atticus Finch of Maycomb Posted 12 September, 2010 Posted 12 September, 2010 my ex gf is quite good friends with ricky hatton knowing her, if that's all he's taking, its a bloody miracle
Turkish Posted 12 September, 2010 Posted 12 September, 2010 he got ironed out in a pub by a bodybuilder too.
Thedelldays Posted 12 September, 2010 Posted 12 September, 2010 Freedom of press eh.. That is what we all want don't we?
INFLUENCED.COM Posted 12 September, 2010 Posted 12 September, 2010 As he is retired from his sport is it such a big deal that he likes the gravel ? simply doing what a very large percentage of people who go out socialising in this day and age, just because it is done on mass does not make it right but is it worthy of front page news ?
Arizona Posted 12 September, 2010 Posted 12 September, 2010 As he is retired from his sport is it such a big deal that he likes the gravel ? simply doing what a very large percentage of people who go out socialising in this day and age, just because it is done on mass does not make it right but is it worthy of front page news ? Maybe I just lead a sheltered life, but I wouldn't have said a large percentage. Sure it goes on a, but I can't say I know more than a couple of people who enjoy a roll in the snow.
INFLUENCED.COM Posted 12 September, 2010 Posted 12 September, 2010 I suppose it is subject to where you go but in pubs whose customer base is aged between 18-30 and clubs i would suggest it is prevalent
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