Raj Posted 29 October 2009 Posted 29 October 2009 knowing the bent judicial system in the Uk he'll be out in a week. But i hope in that week he gets gang raped by the bitches of the jail....should sort the fcukers attitude out....
lou Posted 30 October 2009 Posted 30 October 2009 His tosser of an agent on the news this morning...... saying of course Marlon will sign for another club on his release "hes not going to be working at MacDonalds" - what an arrogant twat. Insult to all the non-woman beating, non-sex offenders and non-criminals who do work at MacDonalds. Im sure that company wouldnt touch someone with 13 previous convictions including violence against women. Didnt sound from that like theres much remorse there. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/t...tic/8332728.stm Lists some of his previous including 3 attacks on women.... nice bloke. His wife deserves no sympathy at all either IMO
Bluefoxtim Posted 30 October 2009 Posted 30 October 2009 Great Celebrities seem to get away with far too much in the courts. Serves you right.
Basingstoke Fox Posted 30 October 2009 Posted 30 October 2009 knowing the bent judicial system in the Uk he'll be out in a week.But i hope in that week he gets gang raped by the bitches of the jail....should sort the fcukers attitude out.... If they find out that he has hit women in the past, well, I would not want to be that guy. To the other comments, the sad fact is that he will be able to get another club, easily, what that agent said is right. It makes me sick that scumbags like this will still be ok in the future.
Dr The Singh Posted 30 October 2009 Posted 30 October 2009 If they find out that he has hit women in the past, well, I would not want to be that guy.To the other comments, the sad fact is that he will be able to get another club, easily, what that agent said is right. It makes me sick that scumbags like this will still be ok in the future. Although I dislike what he did and I agree he should serve the full sentence, but the whole point of punishing him for his crime is that he will have paid a debt to society, and hence when released should be able to go and continue to ply his trade!!!
Basingstoke Fox Posted 30 October 2009 Posted 30 October 2009 Lee Hughes up front to finish it off. They'd be used to the black and white stripes at least. Good luck to their team-mates in the shower...... Could always sign Roman Bednar, Paddy Kenny and Rio Ferdinand too.
Guest Bilo Posted 30 October 2009 Posted 30 October 2009 As others have said, if he came anywhere near our club post release, my ST would be going back to the ticket office forthwith. As for the comment about him not working at McDonalds, I hardly think a man with a criminal record as lengthy as his has any right to look down on anybody.
AyewJoking Posted 30 October 2009 Posted 30 October 2009 What a fooking tosser.I hope he never earns a single penny from playing footy again. Sign him up Milan
purpleronnie Posted 30 October 2009 Posted 30 October 2009 knowing the bent judicial system in the Uk he'll be out in a week.But i hope in that week he gets gang raped by the bitches of the jail....should sort the fcukers attitude out.... errrr nope.
MC Prussian Posted 30 October 2009 Posted 30 October 2009 Just read upon his second "career" and I can't believe he didn't get a tougher sentence this time around, given his past and his inability to come out as a reformed former criminal. Shameful. Wonder how he's managed to maintain a "proper" life as a family father with three kids so far.
davieG Posted 30 October 2009 Posted 30 October 2009 Marlon King's criminal career off the pitch • King charged with 13 offences prior to most recent conviction • Striker has previously been guilty of violence against women Marlon King's convictions today for sexual assault and actual bodily harm are the latest in a long list of court appearances stretching back 12 years. London's Southwark Crown Court heard that since the age of 17 the Jamaica international has found himself in the dock on no less than seven previous occasions involving 13 offences. They feature dishonesty, drink driving and other motoring offences, and violence against women. Only one, receiving a stolen £30,000 BMW, resulted in a prison sentence – 18 months reduced to nine on appeal. Apart from some community penalties, the other punishments were fines. King's first brush with the law was in December 1997 at Camberwell Youth Court when he was convicted of wounding another footballer. At the time he was playing for a local Dulwich side. His victim was part of a St Thomas's Hospital team. Magistrates heard how he grabbed his opponent round the neck and, as the referee booked him, returned to the attack with a head-butt and a punch in the face, fracturing his cheekbone. He was given an 80-hour community order and ordered to pay £250 compensation. Two years later, at Tower Bridge Magistrates' Court, he was fined a total of £240 for two counts of theft and two of fraudulently using a tax disc. In 2002 he was brought before Camberwell Green Magistrates for driving with excess alcohol and while uninsured. He was fined £650, ordered to pay £40 costs and disqualified from driving for nine months. A week later at Greenwich Magistrates' Court he received a six-month community rehabilitation order and was ordered to pay £100 compensation for criminal damage and attempting to obtain property by deception. Later that year, at Inner London Crown Court, he was jailed for receiving the BMW Cabriolet. A year after that he was at Bow Street Magistrates' Court for two counts of common assault. The court heard how a cab driver had called police about a "disturbance" in Berwick Street, Soho. When officers arrived they saw King chasing two women along the road with a belt and buckle wrapped round his right fist. One of them explained he had attacked them for "no apparent reason", punching her in the face and causing cuts and swelling. He was fined £1,000, and ordered to pay £500 compensation as well as £100 costs. His last court appearance was in 2005, again at Bow Street, when he was convicted of threatening behaviour. This involved him approaching a woman near Leicester Square, and again for "no apparent reason" spat at her. He was fined £300, and ordered to pay £500 compensation and £55 costs.
sdb Posted 30 October 2009 Posted 30 October 2009 I hope he learns his lesson whilst doing time... Sorry I mean I hope he get's raped daily and dies a horrible death there etc etc...that better?! It would appear some people on here are as messed up as King himself
Head Honcho Posted 30 October 2009 Posted 30 October 2009 knowing the bent judicial system in the Uk he'll be out in a week.But i hope in that week he gets gang raped by the bitches of the jail....should sort the fcukers attitude out.... I'm pretty certain they'll make him do the full six months if he continues to deny the charges.
Thracian Posted 1 November 2009 Posted 1 November 2009 Oh to be a judge with the freedom to impose appropriate sentencing... Under Thracian law, King wouldn't be playing any more football and he wouldn't ever harm another woman. * Waits for liberals to explain the "other side" of smashing a tiny girl's nose to pieces.
lildave3 Posted 1 November 2009 Posted 1 November 2009 Oh to be a judge with the freedom to impose appropriate sentencing...Under Thracian law, King wouldn't be playing any more football and he wouldn't ever harm another woman. * Waits for liberals to explain the "other side" of smashing a tiny girl's nose to pieces. Not like you to badmouth King Thrac...
Zingari Posted 1 November 2009 Posted 1 November 2009 Don't you mean the "we all look alike" defence? he does look a bit like Lucas Johnson from eastenders though
StanSP Posted 1 November 2009 Posted 1 November 2009 he does look a bit like Lucas Johnson from eastenders though now HE did harm a woman
Daggers Posted 1 November 2009 Posted 1 November 2009 Clubs shouldn’t knock themselves out to sign Marlon King - Rod Liddle Good article, worth a read.
Nationwider Posted 1 November 2009 Posted 1 November 2009 Clubs shouldn’t knock themselves out to sign Marlon King - Rod LiddleGood article, worth a read. Nice to see that sanctimonious old twat Dave Whelan get some deserved flack too.
Steven Posted 1 November 2009 Posted 1 November 2009 Oh to be a judge with the freedom to impose appropriate sentencing...Under Thracian law, King wouldn't be playing any more football and he wouldn't ever harm another woman. * Waits for liberals to explain the "other side" of smashing a tiny girl's nose to pieces. I am a liberal and don't portray me as the anti-Christ. <_< As I have posted on TB, I would stop him from playing in the PL and FL because he is on the sex offenders register. Given the role of a footballer would normally bring them into contact with the general public then it would be inappropriate to have someone on the sex offenders register in that position.
MPH Posted 2 November 2009 Posted 2 November 2009 spit roast him in jail then he'll know what its like to be on the end of sexual abuse. if he thinks he's a hard man now.... he'll get the shock of his life inside.... they will of read the story too and know all about what he got upto....
davieG Posted 2 November 2009 Posted 2 November 2009 spit roast him in jailthen he'll know what its like to be on the end of sexual abuse. if he thinks he's a hard man now.... he'll get the shock of his life inside.... they will of read the story too and know all about what he got upto.... I doubt that, I bet his money will buy him plenty of favours both legal and illegal from the the staff and prisoners apart from being stuck inside he'll not want for too much.
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