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Some serious aggravating features from what has been reported in the news. Not really an EFL/ FA issue but one for the police and CPS.
I would be amazed if both the drivers don’t get prosecuted and spend time in jail. The photos of the wreckage look horrific and there was an oblique suggestion is that the two cars may have been racing as it seems they collided.
Very lucky that no third parties were involved and badly hurt or worse outside of those in the cars.
Cheers MA. Crazy isn’t it, you are probably like the rest of us here, just regular guys enjoying our teams each and every week-end, spending our hard earned. Doesn’t matter what team or sport, these so called stars are a complete embarrassment to all us fans, I hope all the other so called stars are following this closely.....but I doubt it. What ever happens they ought to know....but I doubt this also just how lucky they are. They lived to face whatever they get and most important no other innocents were involved, like unfortunately in many, many cases. We seem to be doing our bit in trying to curb racism in football......this is right up there the ridiculously ugly amount of money and disregard of it by the players who are supposed to be role models.
Let’s hope the clubs take a hard long look at this problem, which it is.
Mason Bennett was filmed being sick in a pub toilet by his new Derby captain Tom Huddlestone just hours before crashing his car and being arrested for drink driving.The 23-year-old was arrested by police on Tuesday night along with team-mate Tom Lawrence.
Snapchat videos uploaded on the night by Huddlestone have surfaced showing Bennett vomiting into a urinal while his colleagues mocked him for only having 'three pints of Peroni'.
Good to see Huddlestone demonstrating such fine leadership skills by filming his team mate vommiting prior to watching him risk multiple lives by climbing behind the wheel whilst evidently drunk. If Derby had a shread of decency or integrity they would sanction him severley and strip him of the Captaincy.
I'm not holding my breath (unlike the moron who was drunk driving who was probably not overly keen to blow into the bag for the nice policemen).
Neither the club nor ANY footballing authorities will apply ANY sanction because they are, to a man and/or woman corrupt and spineless to the bone and beyond. Their past record speaks volumes for their ineptitude and corrupt practices, this "incident" will be no different.
Prove me wrong you spineless f0kwits, if you dare!!!!!!
WTF11, I hope you are wrong. All Derby have said so far is that those involved will be hit hard. Obviously, any club fine is limited under footballing rules and regs to 2 weeks. They have also said there will be a lot of work for them to do with DCFC Community Trust. Both are a given and have been put in the public domain. What next?
The club is investigating the incident, as are the police. I think the club is waiting to see the result of the court case on October 15th before passing its own judgment. Jail time, which is a distinct possibility if even half of the "social" media chatter has any truth to it, will IMO lead to both players' contracts being ended there and then. It seems neither driver was hurt but I would be extremely disappointed in my club if either of them played today against Brum or indeed at all until after the court case.
I will be hitting all the online Derby pages I know of today posting up a chant I hope will resonate around Pride Park this afternoon.
Please don't drink and drive
Please don't drik and dri-i-ive
Don't be stupid
Please don't drink and drive
To be fair Rev - it was a bit tongue in cheek/wind up - but I do remember having a few pints and driving home back in the day [Got stopped too one time when the cops where looking for the Ripper - scared me off doing it again!]
I think that their punishment will be entirely down to the club - so doubt that it will make much difference - apart from losing Keogh for the season which I do think is a big loss for them despite the piss taking.
I will be happy to see them go down though.
Ironically I see LUMP'O'LARD whilst having plenty to say about Bielsa getting the fair play award - when asked about his old boys at Derby and their little driving escapade he says 'He doesn't like to talk about other clubs' - apart from us obviously
fat lazy hypocritical Lard arse!