Tue Nov 15, 2011 3:13 pm
Tue Nov 15, 2011 3:23 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Home Football Cardiff City
Cardiff City News
Cardiff City fan admits unlawfully wounding Bristol City supporter
by Liz Keen,
A Cardiff City fan has admitted a charge of unlawful wounding in court after an unprovoked assault on a Bristol City supporter.
Jack Martin, 23, from Gladstone Road, Barry, appeared before a judge at Cardiff Crown Court in relation to the assault on the day of the game between the two teams in August.
Bristol fan Matthew Holloway was said to have been either hit with a a forearm blow or been pushed, in front of his father, who had been in South Wales with him.
"It was a quite deliberate act," Crown prosecutor Steve Harmes said.
Cardiff City fans were praised for helping in the arrest.
A spokesman for South Wales Police said other Cardiff supporters assisted with the apprehension of Martin.
They pointed him out at the scene and later made statements which would have been used in evidence if Martin had denied the offence and had gone on trial before a jury.
Judge Neil Bidder QC agreed to continue his bail which is conditional on him not going near any football match or visiting any town where Cardiff is playing.
The conditions were originally imposed by Barry magistrates.
He will return to the crown court to be sentenced next month, when prosecutors say they will be asking for a football banning order to be made, which could keep him away from games for years.
Tue Nov 15, 2011 3:24 pm
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Tue Nov 15, 2011 3:32 pm
Tue Nov 15, 2011 3:33 pm
dai-ton wrote:Cardiff City fans praised for helping in the arrest and making statments to the police? What the f**k is it coming to grassing each other ?
Tue Nov 15, 2011 3:35 pm
Johnny Rythmn wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Home Football Cardiff City
Cardiff City News
Cardiff City fan admits unlawfully wounding Bristol City supporter
by Liz Keen,
A Cardiff City fan has admitted a charge of unlawful wounding in court after an unprovoked assault on a Bristol City supporter.
Jack Martin, 23, from Gladstone Road, Barry, appeared before a judge at Cardiff Crown Court in relation to the assault on the day of the game between the two teams in August.
Bristol fan Matthew Holloway was said to have been either hit with a a forearm blow or been pushed, in front of his father, who had been in South Wales with him.
"It was a quite deliberate act," Crown prosecutor Steve Harmes said.
Cardiff City fans were praised for helping in the arrest.
A spokesman for South Wales Police said other Cardiff supporters assisted with the apprehension of Martin.
They pointed him out at the scene and later made statements which would have been used in evidence if Martin had denied the offence and had gone on trial before a jury.
Judge Neil Bidder QC agreed to continue his bail which is conditional on him not going near any football match or visiting any town where Cardiff is playing.
The conditions were originally imposed by Barry magistrates.
He will return to the crown court to be sentenced next month, when prosecutors say they will be asking for a football banning order to be made, which could keep him away from games for years.
Shocking behaviour, the City fans who made statements should be ashamed of themselves.![]()
It's a sad day in the history of the club
Tue Nov 15, 2011 3:37 pm
dai-ton wrote:Cardiff City fans praised for helping in the arrest and making statments to the police? What the f**k is it coming to grassing each other ?
Tue Nov 15, 2011 3:52 pm
Tue Nov 15, 2011 4:07 pm
jinks-rct wrote:in this case the attacker was a coward so glad he's been caught.
Tue Nov 15, 2011 4:32 pm
Tue Nov 15, 2011 4:39 pm
Tue Nov 15, 2011 4:40 pm
Johnny Rythmn wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Home Football Cardiff City
Cardiff City News
Cardiff City fan admits unlawfully wounding Bristol City supporter
by Liz Keen,
A Cardiff City fan has admitted a charge of unlawful wounding in court after an unprovoked assault on a Bristol City supporter.
Jack Martin, 23, from Gladstone Road, Barry, appeared before a judge at Cardiff Crown Court in relation to the assault on the day of the game between the two teams in August.
Bristol fan Matthew Holloway was said to have been either hit with a a forearm blow or been pushed, in front of his father, who had been in South Wales with him.
"It was a quite deliberate act," Crown prosecutor Steve Harmes said.
Cardiff City fans were praised for helping in the arrest.
A spokesman for South Wales Police said other Cardiff supporters assisted with the apprehension of Martin.
They pointed him out at the scene and later made statements which would have been used in evidence if Martin had denied the offence and had gone on trial before a jury.
Judge Neil Bidder QC agreed to continue his bail which is conditional on him not going near any football match or visiting any town where Cardiff is playing.
The conditions were originally imposed by Barry magistrates.
He will return to the crown court to be sentenced next month, when prosecutors say they will be asking for a football banning order to be made, which could keep him away from games for years.
Shocking behaviour, the City fans who made statements should be ashamed of themselves.![]()
It's a sad day in the history of the club
Tue Nov 15, 2011 4:57 pm
Tue Nov 15, 2011 5:41 pm
Tue Nov 15, 2011 5:43 pm
MAESTEG BLUE wrote:it does seem like a sly unprovoked attack which is bang out of order
but city grassing city ...not good
Tue Nov 15, 2011 5:44 pm
MAESTEG BLUE wrote:it does seem like a sly unprovoked attack which is bang out of order
but city grassing city ...not good
Tue Nov 15, 2011 6:18 pm
dai-ton wrote:Cardiff City fans praised for helping in the arrest and making statments to the police? What the f**k is it coming to grassing each other ?
Tue Nov 15, 2011 6:32 pm
crackajack wrote:I saw this so called inocent lad on sloper road after the game, He was doing his best to provoke cardiff fans who were also with there children only mins before this assault took place, his farther was happy enough to allow his young son to behave this way before he was assaulted.Its a shame we cardiff fans didnt complaine about this at the time it might have put a end to it all,but if we had do you think the police would listen. while i agree nobody deserves to be set apon at a football match some people bring it on themselves.my oppinion if he had kept his mouth shut none ov this would have happend.
Tue Nov 15, 2011 6:35 pm
CraigCCFC wrote:Johnny Rythmn wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Home Football Cardiff City
Cardiff City News
Cardiff City fan admits unlawfully wounding Bristol City supporter
by Liz Keen,
A Cardiff City fan has admitted a charge of unlawful wounding in court after an unprovoked assault on a Bristol City supporter.
Jack Martin, 23, from Gladstone Road, Barry, appeared before a judge at Cardiff Crown Court in relation to the assault on the day of the game between the two teams in August.
Bristol fan Matthew Holloway was said to have been either hit with a a forearm blow or been pushed, in front of his father, who had been in South Wales with him.
"It was a quite deliberate act," Crown prosecutor Steve Harmes said.
Cardiff City fans were praised for helping in the arrest.
A spokesman for South Wales Police said other Cardiff supporters assisted with the apprehension of Martin.
They pointed him out at the scene and later made statements which would have been used in evidence if Martin had denied the offence and had gone on trial before a jury.
Judge Neil Bidder QC agreed to continue his bail which is conditional on him not going near any football match or visiting any town where Cardiff is playing.
The conditions were originally imposed by Barry magistrates.
He will return to the crown court to be sentenced next month, when prosecutors say they will be asking for a football banning order to be made, which could keep him away from games for years.
Shocking behaviour, the City fans who made statements should be ashamed of themselves.![]()
It's a sad day in the history of the club
why? because they saw an unprovoked attack, could easily have been another mikey dye.......or is that different because he was a city fan? they were both human beings and that means more than football.
Tue Nov 15, 2011 7:29 pm
dai-ton wrote:Cardiff City fans praised for helping in the arrest and making statments to the police? What the f**k is it coming to grassing each other ?
Tue Nov 15, 2011 7:52 pm
CF14-SE14 wrote:jinks-rct wrote:in this case the attacker was a coward so glad he's been caught.
Yes true, but not sure about Cardiff fans apprehending him for the Police or giving statements, but then again apparently I'm one of the ones who lives in a cave![]()
Tue Nov 15, 2011 11:52 pm
jinks-rct wrote:CF14-SE14 wrote:jinks-rct wrote:in this case the attacker was a coward so glad he's been caught.
Yes true, but not sure about Cardiff fans apprehending him for the Police or giving statements, but then again apparently I'm one of the ones who lives in a cave![]()
i take my son to football and if he got attacked id be very happy that rival fans helped us out. then id find out the twats address through the courts and media and drive to where ever he/they lived and make their lives hell
Wed Nov 16, 2011 8:52 am
Nuclearblue wrote:Lets see how the sentencing compares to that bloke who killed Mikey. I bet this lad will get longer stretch inside.
Wed Nov 16, 2011 10:16 am
Wed Nov 16, 2011 10:25 am
murphy wrote:If any away supporters come to cardiff and gob off, they deserve a slap. They either show respect or face the consequences.
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