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If it's the same Robbie Hay I know (positive it is) he wouldn't have needed any provocation for trouble.

Does this mean that Livingston is in Edinburgh, Forfar is in Dundee and Buckie is in hell?

 

All 6 of them are in Glasgow  :thumbsup:

Are you somehow suggesting the people of 'Greater Glasgow' are of a different colour to those in the beautiful North East?

 

No.  I was slagging Airdrie.  K?

I dunno what the fuss is all about because Glasgow is in London anyway.

 

Isn't London basically in America?

Are you somehow suggesting the people of 'Greater Glasgow' are of a different colour to those in the beautiful North East?

 

Due to lack of soap, yes!

mr lovell fan, this thread has 7 pages and possibly 3 constructive posts within it.

 

jizzbag!

mr lovell fan, this thread has 7 pages and possibly 3 constructive posts within it.

 

jizzbag!

 

It's got 4 now ::)

mr lovell fan, this thread has 7 pages and possibly 3 constructive posts within it.

 

jizzbag!

 

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jizzbag!

 

Something yer faither should have used.

 

 

  • 4 months later...
Delay for Aberdeen FC player’s court case

Mark Kerr denies charges

 

By Kelly Wilson

 

Published: 20/10/2009

 

THE case against an Aberdeen FC football player accused of two assaults in Aberdeen city centre has been delayed.

 

Aberdeen FC midfielder Mark Kerr appeared at Aberdeen Sheriff Court and was alleged to have assaulted Robert Hay and John Robb inside and outside the Priory, in Belmont Street, on May 20.

 

Mark Kerr, 27, was accused of seizing Mr Hay by the throat inside the Aberdeen nightclub and struggling with him and door stewards who were trying to eject him.

 

Kerr denied all the charges at Aberdeen Sheriff Court yesterday and the case was continued until next Tuesday.

 

For more on this story, pick up a copy of today’s Evening Express

Is it normal for a case like this to take so long to get to court?

yes

 

This from experience? ;)

  • 4 months later...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/north_east/8564116.stm

 

Aberdeen football captain Mark Kerr has been fined £250 after an incident at a city nightclub.

 

The Pittodrie club's skipper admitted breach of the peace by acting in a disorderly manner during a disturbance last May.

 

Kerr, who was fined at Aberdeen Sheriff Court, arrived on a free transfer from Dundee United and was later named captain.

 

A spokesman for Aberdeen Football Club declined to comment on the case.

Hopefully he gets his head down now and starts playing some real football.

Hopefully he will show the same fight on the pitch as he did in town.

Hopefully he will show the same fight on the pitch as he did in town.

 

He has been, that's why we've been shite.

Men attacked Aberdeen FC’s Mark Kerr

Pair fined after fight outside The Priory

 

By Kelly Wilson

 

Published: 18/03/2010

 

TWO Aberdeen men have been fined a total of £2,700 for attacking Aberdeen Football Club skipper Mark Kerr.

 

The assault happened in Aberdeen’s Belmont Street outside The Priory just three days before Aberdeen FC’s most important game of the season.

 

His two attackers John Robb and Robert Hay both admitted the assault on May 20 last year.

 

But today Kerr’s behaviour during the whole incident was branded as “purely appallingâ€.

So from that we can take it Kerr was acting like a dick and got a kicking for it?

Hasn't that always been the story behind this one, mind getting a text about it the day after.

There's a few rumours kicking around about another scrap involving players a couple of weekends ago on a Sunday night in town?

 

Pinch of salt required obviously.

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