Joey-deacons-left-nut Posted 26 February, 2011 Posted 26 February, 2011 In trouble again.. Something to do with a shooting???
RedAndWhite91 Posted 26 February, 2011 Posted 26 February, 2011 I heard he shot someone with an airgun.
Deppo Posted 26 February, 2011 Posted 26 February, 2011 http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/notw/public/nol_public_news/1232336/Ashley-Cole-shoots-fan-with-high-powered-rifle-at-Chelsea-training-ground.html
RedAndWhite91 Posted 26 February, 2011 Posted 26 February, 2011 What a nasty ****. Not you Deppo, Ashley Cole.
Baj Posted 26 February, 2011 Posted 26 February, 2011 A .22 air rifle? **** me that would struggle to break the skin! Never mind NOTW, lets stick with "high-powered rifle"
Papa Shango Posted 26 February, 2011 Posted 26 February, 2011 A .22 air rifle? **** me that would struggle to break the skin! Never mind NOTW, lets stick with "high-powered rifle" Complete non story then
Verbal Posted 26 February, 2011 Posted 26 February, 2011 A .22 air rifle? **** me that would struggle to break the skin! Never mind NOTW, lets stick with "high-powered rifle" You're wrong. A .22 can kill.
Baj Posted 26 February, 2011 Posted 26 February, 2011 You're wrong. A .22 can kill. So can a mug if its thrown hard enough.
Verbal Posted 26 February, 2011 Posted 26 February, 2011 So can a mug if its thrown hard enough. Faced with either, which one would you choose?
Baj Posted 26 February, 2011 Posted 26 February, 2011 Faced with either, which one would you choose? You know the point im making, a .22 calibre would have to be fired either directly at the skin or at a weak spot to pierce the body, such as an eye, or in your case, up your own arse.
Verbal Posted 26 February, 2011 Posted 26 February, 2011 You know the point im making, a .22 calibre would have to be fired either directly at the skin or at a weak spot to pierce the body, such as an eye, or in your case, up your own arse. Why so snarky?
Verbal Posted 26 February, 2011 Posted 26 February, 2011 http://mikeb302000.blogspot.com/2010/03/woman-kills-man-with-22-rifle.html
EastleighSoulBoy Posted 26 February, 2011 Posted 26 February, 2011 So can a mug if its thrown hard enough. What about a mug with a .22?
Dog Posted 26 February, 2011 Posted 26 February, 2011 If that is true, then Ashley Coal should be locked up. He could of wiped out West London with a full tin of Webleys.
Baj Posted 26 February, 2011 Posted 26 February, 2011 http://mikeb302000.blogspot.com/2010/03/woman-kills-man-with-22-rifle.html Which verifies both what you said and what i said, your point being?
Saint in Paradise Posted 26 February, 2011 Posted 26 February, 2011 New Zealand Police are to review the firearms laws after it was revealed the gun suspected of killing a police officer yesterday can be bought over the counter or on the internet by anyone over the age of 18. Sergeant Don Wilkinson, 46, is believed to have been shot dead by a powerful, gas operated, rifle which shoots a pellet similar in size to a conventional.22 calibre rifle round. A colleague is in a comfortable condition in hospital after also being shot while the pair were engaged a covert police operation at a suspected methamphetamine laboratory in Mangere East in the early hours of yesterday morning. Police Commissioner Howard Broad said today he would be reviewing the Arms Act and the availability of air rifles "Policy responsibility for the Arms Act is actually mine so I will have a look at that." The New Zealand Council for Licensed Firearms Owners says airguns have become increasingly powerful, and some are the equivalent of hunting rifles. "Some of those air guns are as powerful as a high-powered hunting rifle," the council's executive director, John Howatt, told Radio New Zealand. "You need to have a firearms licence, training and be assessed by police to have a high-powered hunting rifle.
Baj Posted 26 February, 2011 Posted 26 February, 2011 Bit different, seriously doubt AC was carrying around a gas operated rifle, **** me you could probably take out a car engine if you had enough pressure behind the pellet
Dog Posted 26 February, 2011 Posted 26 February, 2011 New Zealand Police are to review the firearms laws after it was revealed the gun suspected of killing a police officer yesterday can be bought over the counter or on the internet by anyone over the age of 18. Sergeant Don Wilkinson, 46, is believed to have been shot dead by a powerful, gas operated, rifle which shoots a pellet similar in size to a conventional.22 calibre rifle round. A colleague is in a comfortable condition in hospital after also being shot while the pair were engaged a covert police operation at a suspected methamphetamine laboratory in Mangere East in the early hours of yesterday morning. Last night the New Zealand police were hunting down a suspect, a shaven headed 5' 6" black man who was leaving the scene on foot wearing a blue Adidas soccer shirt before getting into a diamond encrusted, pink Range Rover. Police Commissioner Howard Broad said today he would be reviewing the Arms Act and the availability of air rifles "Policy responsibility for the Arms Act is actually mine so I will have a look at that." The New Zealand Council for Licensed Firearms Owners says airguns have become increasingly powerful, and some are the equivalent of hunting rifles. "Some of those air guns are as powerful as a high-powered hunting rifle," the council's executive director, John Howatt, told Radio New Zealand. "You need to have a firearms licence, training and be assessed by police to have a high-powered hunting rifle. I think you may be on to something there SIP.
Dog Posted 26 February, 2011 Posted 26 February, 2011 Bit different, seriously doubt AC was carrying around a gas operated rifle, **** me you could probably take out a car engine if you had enough pressure behind the pellet Tell me that was a joke? Also, regarding Coal walking around with a high powered gas pumped .22 air rifle, I rather doubt that Coal would actually own anything but the top of the range rifle, can you see him walking around with his possee knocking off hedge sparrows with his BSA hurricane?
Saintandy666 Posted 26 February, 2011 Posted 26 February, 2011 It was probably an accident or something. However much of a tit he is, I can't imagine him just pulling out an air rifle and deliberately shooting the work experience kid.
Dog Posted 26 February, 2011 Posted 26 February, 2011 It's bull**it! Just read the NOTW page. If you were shot at from 5' with one of those guns, it would definatly go through your clothes and enter the skin. I have shot pigeons & jackdaws from 40' and the .22 slug has passed straight through the bird and out the other side.
Verbal Posted 26 February, 2011 Posted 26 February, 2011 It was probably an accident or something. However much of a tit he is, I can't imagine him just pulling out an air rifle and deliberately shooting the work experience kid. Have you read his autobiography?
Dog Posted 26 February, 2011 Posted 26 February, 2011 It was probably an accident or something. However much of a tit he is, I can't imagine him just pulling out an air rifle and deliberately shooting the work experience kid. Unless he thought he was Tommy DeVito for a mad moment?
Saintandy666 Posted 26 February, 2011 Posted 26 February, 2011 From the ESPN report of it, it seems he was being a **** messing around with it not realising it was loaded... whadda ****
Verbal Posted 27 February, 2011 Posted 27 February, 2011 Tell me that was a joke? Also, regarding Coal walking around with a high powered gas pumped .22 air rifle, I rather doubt that Coal would actually own anything but the top of the range rifle, can you see him walking around with his possee knocking off hedge sparrows with his BSA hurricane? Quite. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/chelsea/8349977/Chelsea-defender-Ashley-Cole-shoots-club-intern-with-a-pellet-gun.html
Hatch Posted 27 February, 2011 Posted 27 February, 2011 I nearly crashed my car when I heard this news
Jonnyboy Posted 27 February, 2011 Posted 27 February, 2011 Bit different, seriously doubt AC was carrying around a gas operated rifle, **** me you could probably take out a car engine if you had enough pressure behind the pellet surely an airgun is a gas operated rifle? what with air being a gas and all
hypochondriac Posted 27 February, 2011 Posted 27 February, 2011 The 2 most pompous posters on the forum having an argument. I don't know who to root for.
angelman Posted 27 February, 2011 Posted 27 February, 2011 think people are confusing a .22 rifle (rim fire) with a .22 air rifle. A .22 rifle needs a firearms licence but, providing the air rifle makes less than 12lbft, doesn't.
ericofarabia Posted 27 February, 2011 Posted 27 February, 2011 Am I missing the point here - (can't be arsed waiting for the NOTW story to load on my steam driven computer) - but WTF is he doing with a high powered rifle / airgun / even water pistol in the changing rooms FFS. Proppa gangsta innit. Can't wait to see the photos of it from his mobile phone - if theres any space left on it what with all his sexual conquests on there an all. Total wanque spanner.
dubai_phil Posted 27 February, 2011 Posted 27 February, 2011 Cashley must have an incredibly small penis if he has to show off by taking an air rifle with a muzzle (silencer) and night scope to work to show off his manhood to his mates. I mean Air Rifle range about 20/40 yards if lucky and you need a night scope on it. Oh dear oh dear I truly fear for the future of mankind when it allows potential future Darwin Award winners to reach a level of Global celebrity
dubai_phil Posted 27 February, 2011 Posted 27 February, 2011 Oh and memo to Tom Cowan Dear Tom, we notice that you are a student. We fully understand that in these troubled times, being a student can be an expensive (and dangerous) career choice. We wish to point out that our firm of Grabbitt Scratchitt & Runn, Ambulance Chasers par excellence will be pleased to represent you in your claim for damages. Based on the fact that already you have been away from work, we believe that you should aim to sue Mr Cole for two weeks wages to cover the time off work and for one years wages to cover for the mental trauma, anguish and damage to your personal reputation and future employment prospects. ie put simply, you should be able to sue the c*ck for around a couple of million quid - you lucky sod, you'll never have to work again!
Gingeletiss Posted 27 February, 2011 Posted 27 February, 2011 The 2 most pompous posters on the forum having an argument. I don't know who to root for. ..and then there were three!!
hypochondriac Posted 27 February, 2011 Posted 27 February, 2011 ..and then there were three!! Yeah original.
benjii Posted 27 February, 2011 Posted 27 February, 2011 Why so snarky? He is always like that, but then you come across as a bit of a tit which probably didn't help.
Tokyo-Saint Posted 27 February, 2011 Posted 27 February, 2011 Footage from the Chelsea train camp. Players relaxing after abused training session and the work experience boy completely accidentally picks up an injury.
scotty Posted 27 February, 2011 Posted 27 February, 2011 Why so snarky? because he's stuck in eastleigh, and you aren't.
ericofarabia Posted 27 February, 2011 Posted 27 February, 2011 You know the point im making, a .22 calibre would have to be fired either directly at the skin or at a weak spot to pierce the body, such as an eye, or in your case, up your own arse. In order that we have a well-defined system of disciplinary methods, we will utilise the "Infractions" system on this forum. These basically award points relative to the offence committed and remain in place for a given length of time, apply to all forums except where explicitly specified, and are listed below: Posting a pointless or sarcastic remark - 1 point, expires after 1 month Re-starting a theme of a locked topic - 2 point, expires after 6 months Insulting or abusing another member - 2 points, expires after 6 months Implied racist remark - 4 points, expires after 6 months Posting an "inappropriate" image or link - 4 points, expires after 6 months Circumventing the non-paying user restrictions - 5 points, expires after 6 months Threatening behaviour towards another member - 5 points, expires after 6 months Libel - 10 points, automatic 2-week ban Just a thought. Geese and Ganders etc.
sunrise Posted 27 February, 2011 Posted 27 February, 2011 If this story is true then the law need to throw the book at him, it is irresponsible idiots like him that give the shooting community a bad name.
Deppo Posted 27 February, 2011 Posted 27 February, 2011 The work experience lad should just count himself lucky that Cole and the Chelsea team didn't gang rape him after they'd shot him.
ericofarabia Posted 27 February, 2011 Posted 27 February, 2011 The work experience lad should just count himself lucky that Cole and the Chelsea team didn't gang rape him after they'd shot him. Maybe next weeks NOTW expose will cover that !!
Verbal Posted 27 February, 2011 Posted 27 February, 2011 If this story is true then the law need to throw the book at him, it is irresponsible idiots like him that give the shooting community a bad name. As long as thy don't throw his autobiography. That really could kill someone.
Smirking_Saint Posted 27 February, 2011 Posted 27 February, 2011 The 2 most pompous posters on the forum having an argument. I don't know who to root for. Your probably the best person to judge that arguement TBF
thesaint sfc Posted 28 February, 2011 Posted 28 February, 2011 So was it a mug or an air rifle that killed this fan?
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