My name is URL wrote: » He died
All the problems were caused by a bull from the Jandilla stud in the run today, the fourth of the year. The brown bull, with number 106 and named ‘Capuchino’ has proved to be one of the most dangerous in the history of the runs, leaving the group and attacking the runners in the area of the run known as Telefónica.
DominoDub wrote: » This lad was not the one that got killed ...it was a 27yr old Spanish lad.
samantha2000 wrote: » Well my afternoon has started with some good news. Nothing like seeing an abused animal getting revenge.
chin_grin wrote: » Stupid enough to run with bulls? You get the horns.
RedHotChiliman wrote: » That Bull running thing really makes me mad ...... i always say that i hope someone gets hurt doing it (preferably one of the organisers) not a tourist. Sad if that guy was irish and did die, wouldnt blame him for it. They should stop the cruelty to the bulls over there ...... makes my blood boil.
JeanClaude wrote: » to actually gloat at the death,..unbelievable..:mad:
Snakeblood wrote: » He was participating in the torture of an animal, to be fair. Just because it's a custom doesn't make it not a crappy thing to do to an animal.
MelonieHead wrote: » I did wonder why this story was all over Sky News this morning. Now I find out it's because it was a British fückwît who got gored by a bull.
rarnes1 wrote: » I heard he was bull-dozed out of it.
JeanClaude wrote: » Fair enough, he must have known the risks before he took part. Also fair enough, and you at least show some compassion for the person who died.. But this SH1TE: to actually gloat at the death,..unbelievable..:mad:
Scien wrote: » "He was tossed in the air before being gored in the neck as he laid on the ground curled up" What an awful death.
rarnes1 wrote: » Going to a bull run with red hair. Wtf did he expect?
Armin_Tamzarian wrote: » The bull was over twice the size of yer man. Bit of a cowardly act.