Conor Mcgregor arrested again

fin12

fin12 wrote: »

What will it take for Dee to leave him?

Oh ya probably when he ends up back on the dole. The child maintenance payments will be crippling.

he'll still have plenty of cash.

not that much use if you're locked up in Arbour Hill for ten years though.

Ash.J.Williams

fin12 wrote: »

What will it take for Dee to leave him?

Oh ya probably when he ends up back on the dole. The child maintenance payments will be crippling.

It takes a spectacular type of gobsh1te to bring dee into this

Wheeliebin30

glasso wrote: »

he'll still have plenty of cash.

not that much use if you're locked up in Arbour Hill for ten years though.

It’s actually hilarious how people have him guilty already.

Does this happen with other people accused of things or just McGregor?

Like why bother with a trial etc.

Ash.J.Williams

Wheeliebin30 wrote: »

It’s actually hilarious how people have him guilty already.

Does this happen with other people accused of things or just McGregor?

Like why bother with a trial etc.

Obviously innocent tíl proven otherwise... It's just there's a lot of people alleging they were there

It's not like it would be out of character..

[Deleted User]

[Deleted User] wrote: »

It's not like it would be out of character..

On the third day of a coke and booze bender most definitely not.

c.p.w.g.w

RocketRaccoon wrote: »

Who was the captain of Real Madrid in the mid 90s? Without googling.

Fernando Hierro?

WinnyThePoo

Hierro was captain around 2001. Late nineties aswell. When I think of a real Madrid nineties team.. I think of that slavic lad who scored against juventus in a CL final. Don't think he captained them. They also had a German goalkeeper who could have captained them. I can't remember their names, just abstract images.

Redondo is another player that could have captained.

c.p.w.g.w

WinnyThePoo wrote: »

Hierro was captain around 2001. Late nineties aswell. When I think of a real Madrid nineties team.. I think of that slavic lad who scored against juventus in a CL final. Don't think he captained them. They also had a German goalkeeper who could have captained them. I can't remember their names, just abstract images.

Redondo is another player that could have captained.

Bodo Illegner was the keeper I think...name is definitely spelt wrong

WinnyThePoo

c.p.w.g.w wrote: »

WinnyThePoo wrote: »

Hierro was captain around 2001. Late nineties aswell. When I think of a real Madrid nineties team.. I think of that slavic lad who scored against juventus in a CL final. Don't think he captained them. They also had a German goalkeeper who could have captained them. I can't remember their names, just abstract images.

Redondo is another player that could have captained.

Bodo Illegner was the keeper I think...name is definitely spelt wrong

Your right. Bodo is a cool first name. I'm not sure how to spell his name either.

sabat

upinsmoke wrote: »

Didn't agree with the Khabib trolley throw but hey it made him more money at the end of the day. If it made me an extra few million I'd do it as well

I thought it was an interesting sociological experiment - what would happen if you gave a gang of skangers unlimited money, cocaine and transport? As it turns out they would fly to another continent, get off their heads, start a fight and smash bus windows. Kind of blows apart the whole "ders no fassiliteeaz fur the kidz" argument...

sabat

sabat wrote: »

I thought it was an interesting sociological experiment - what would happen if you gave a gang of skangers unlimited money, cocaine and transport? As it turns out they would fly to another continent, get off their heads, start a fight and smash bus windows. Kind of blows apart the whole "ders no fassiliteeaz fur the kidz" argument...

That's how I have been viewing his rise to fame since I started paying attention..

Ash.J.Williams

sabat wrote: »

I thought it was an interesting sociological experiment - what would happen if you gave a gang of skangers unlimited money, cocaine and transport? As it turns out they would fly to another continent, get off their heads, start a fight and smash bus windows. Kind of blows apart the whole "ders no fassiliteeaz fur the kidz" argument...

in fairness he did earn that money. The difference in PPV numbers when he's not fighting is staggering. Id go as far to say he also added value to the company when it was sold.

sad how it worked out

sabat

sabat wrote: »

I thought it was an interesting sociological experiment - what would happen if you gave a gang of skangers unlimited money, cocaine and transport? As it turns out they would fly to another continent, get off their heads, start a fight and smash bus windows. Kind of blows apart the whole "ders no fassiliteeaz fur the kidz" argument...

Scobes be scobes.

Plus ca change.

Edgware

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

Bit of a non story. He was probably after having a ‘very good night’ and got a bit aggressive leaving the club. Could happen to the best of us.

Oh that's ok so.
A few months in pokey with Big Bubba will sort him

El_Bee

glasso wrote: »

he'll still have plenty of cash.

not that much use if you're locked up in Arbour Hill for ten years though.

Ten years? 14 months suspended at best.

El_Bee

upinsmoke wrote: »

An entrepreneur and a skilled fighter come to mind.

Didn't agree with the Khabib trolley throw but hey it made him more money at the end of the day. If it made me an extra few million I'd do it as well

Rose Namajunas developed agoraphobia and was in therapy for months, Ray Borg's eye was lacerated, he could have been blinded or even lost his eye, but sure isn't Conor grand hyping up the fight, top lad. Our ability to rationalize, accept and at times celebrate crime and criminal behavior makes me ashamed to be Irish.

El_Bee

El_Bee wrote: »

Ten years? 14 months suspended at best.

For the other thing, not the phone

The Nal

El_Bee wrote: »

Rose Namajunas developed agoraphobia and was in therapy for months, Ray Borg's eye was lacerated, he could have been blinded or even lost his eye, but sure isn't Conor grand hyping up the fight, top lad. Our ability to rationalize, accept and at times celebrate crime and criminal behavior makes me ashamed to be Irish.

He went into full knacker mode

El_Bee

glasso wrote: »

For the other thing, not the phone

I wasn't referring to the phone either, I can't say what I would like to do with the judiciary in this country.

El_Bee

El_Bee wrote: »

I wasn't referring to the phone either, I can't say what I would like to do with the judiciary in this country.

they might make an exception in this case if they get the chance.

willowthewisp

Find it a bit strange that the Guardian in the UK have gone with reporting the story yet the tabloids (Mail, Mirror, Star etc), have chosen to stay silent.
Wonder are they being kept under wraps, or sitting on it waiting for the right time.

cloudatlas

willowthewisp wrote: »

Find it a bit strange that the Guardian in the UK have gone with reporting the story yet the tabloids (Mail, Mirror, Star etc), have chosen to stay silent.
Wonder are they being kept under wraps, or sitting on it waiting for the right time.

Conor's PR team working overtime? The tabloids probably know that their audience won't want their hero torn down in such a way, they want to sell papers after all.

El_Bee

2 page spread/advertisement in the sunday world today about him buying some house in kildare, they touched on his retirement but not a word on the sexual assault allegations.

eagle eye

El_Bee wrote:

2 page spread/advertisement in the sunday world today about him buying some house in kildare, they touched on his retirement but not a word on the sexual assault allegations.

Well the sexual assault allegations might be a money thing. There might not have been any incident.
Lots of people ready to jump on board any story and find him guilty before he is even charged.
I get that his mouth has been vile at times but the hate towards him is unbelievable. The majority of my work colleagues despise him.

eagle eye

eagle eye wrote: »

Well the sexual assault allegations might be a money thing. There might not have been any incident. .

This kind of thing makes me laugh, how would it be a 'money thing'?
It's a criminal investigation, injured party make a statement to gardai, who will investigate, DPP will decide in charges.
How could it be a 'money thing'?
I'm not saying he is guilty or not, I'm making no assumptions.

recedite

bubblypop wrote: »

This kind of thing makes me laugh, how would it be a 'money thing'?
It's a criminal investigation, injured party make a statement to gardai, who will investigate, DPP will decide in charges.
How could it be a 'money thing'?
I'm not saying he is guilty or not, I'm making no assumptions.

Working class guy gets rich and famous through his own dedication and hard work.
Of course people are going to despise him.
Of course the gold-diggers are going to show up.

recedite

recedite wrote: »

Working class guy gets rich and famous through his own dedication and hard work.
Of course people are going to despise him.
Of course the gold-diggers are going to show up.

Explain how someone making a criminal complaint against him equals a gold digger?

Ken.

Mod-The next person to post unfounded libellous stuff is getting a very long holiday from AH. Thread will remain locked for one hour so everyone can see this post as ignorance will not be a defence.

Ken.

Mod-Thread reopened. Heed the warning