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McCracken 'took £10,000 off pensioner'
McCracken 'took £10,000 off pensioner'
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Mange ....... look out for the work party from Lewes Prison ...... all wearing fluorescent HMP Lewes work bibs ....... he is the bald headed one .... unless he is wearing his wig ..... not interested in your hedge,,,,,,,,, just your "Grass" ,,,,,,,,,,
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mmm most women...........
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Mange ...... oh and your Missus if she can spare a few minutes of light relief ,,,,,,,,,
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Mange ....... you only about 5ft 2" ...... your garden is now 4ft high ....... do you ever get lost? .......... open it as a maze ..... or get the crop circle mob in.
Reminds me of that joke about the "Wherethefukarwe Tribe" ...... they were 4ft pygmies and the grass grew 5ft. .... they kept chanting "Wherethefukarewe?, Wherethefukarewe?" ,,,,,,,,, |
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rude & scatheing comment from a cave dweller.............
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sorry mange - don't understand that
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if being thick was a crime dibble youd need a serious brief
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That is a disgrace...
As stated what is the difference between a fraudster preying on the gullible and The alleged "Bookmakers" preying on the gullible by closing down all winning accounts.... Nothing whatsoever.... This will have to change things as it has been proven in Court that if you cannot win you go to Gaol... Look forward to that inbred family from the Potteries facing Charges as well as those in charge of the Publicly Quoted Companies... |
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dibble........just that your comments fit a lot of marriages...........
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i wonder if he can eat 50 hard boiled eggs
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dibble more into civil ceremonies
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name change to phil mccrackin
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sharing a cell with gerald fitzpatrick and patrick fitzgerald
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ah gotcha mange!
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homefortea
thats why the game of monopoly is out of date whens the last time you saw the banker sent to gaol |
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So much for a debate with you half wits and jokes that I made up in the Seventies...
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thought he got 5 stretch
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Harsh sentence in my opinion ... he'd have got less if he'd gone down Brighton on a Saturday night and cracked somebody with a bottle.There's a few other "tipsters" who should be looking over their shoulders after this,and if they aren't then they should.
Just a thought on paper money with "traces " of various drug residue on them ... If some of the newspaper articles posted online are accurate then 80% of the world's notes have traces of drug residue on them. |
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I am no expert in legal matters but I had a strong impression that the Judge
in his summing up of the case was far from convinced of the case having been proved against Jock. When the jury found Jock guilty the Judge could have suspended part of the sentence, all things considered whose was the most serious offence that vile person Hall abusing young kiddies or Jock getting a few quid off the greedy. Imo two years would have been an adequate punishment. |
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He took a punt and lost, wee eck. Regarding Hall, should have been in for life, how ever long that is.
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yes hall got a couple of years which is the worst offence when put against 4 years something's not right
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How any thief gets more than a kiddy fiddler is beyond me.
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if it was your 10k
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If it was your 9 year old daughter?
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saddo i deleted your pm
 i ment to read it not delete it |
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apples/oranges both shocking in own right
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Very light sentence indeed for a career conman, drug dealer,scammer and race fixer etc, I'm glad the jury weren't as gullible as some of the posters on this thread.
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xmoneyx, If someone conned me for £10000 I would be angry no doubt it,
if however someone had abused my twins when they were at a young age I could willingly seen them topped, one offence is horrendous the other is a scam. |
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if they do a proceeds of crime award, I hope they dont want all the skips back...
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Well said, wee eck, some people would put a price on anything it would seem.
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mmmalushka, I do not think he was in the dock on drug charges, or was he?
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using the defence,his crime is worse than mine doesn't wash with me
he took me for 10k but he never abused my daughters  |
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The man is a total fcuking scumbag, should of got 10 years. He's a convicted drug dealer
convicted fraudster, threatens woman, fixed races, bribed jockeys, and fcuk knows what else he got up too. A lower grade human as you're ever likely to find. Wonder how many lives his drug dealing fcuked up. Yet he's appears some kind of cult figure on here. His behavior is seen as fair game, even seems to be covertly admired. Almost all of the forum to a man cries foul, when there's a supposed dodgy ride or race, yet this low grade c00nt gets convicted of all sorts, and the cries are, sentence too harsh etc. Total Fcuking hypocrisy. I wonder what sort standards, some of ye fcukers live by, when you're not posting on here eh. I really do wonder. |
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The Racing Post yesterday revealed that McCracken,
understood to be a former associate of fugitive drugs baron Brian Wright, has been linked through telephone records to the races lost by Ice Saint, Tollbrae and Red Lancer, who all drifted on the betting exchanges. Amid fears of a concerted campaign of paying jockeys for information and to stop horses, the Jockey Club yesterday tried to play down claims of McCracken having as many as 20 jockeys at his beck and call. The Club felt unable to comment on fresh claims yesterday that dramatically linked McCracken to three of the five men cleared of conspiring to dope racehorses when their trial collapsed at Southwark Crown Court in October 2000. That high-profile case resulted from races in 1997 at Exeter and Plumpton in which Avanti Express and Lively Knight were doped with the stopping drug ACP. The alarming revelations and long-running Jockey Club investigation will only renew fears that an organised criminal element is behind the laying of horses to lose races in Britain, carrying with it implications for racing's integrity. McCracken, who lives in Brighton, is due to appear at Lewes Crown Court this morning for breaching the requirements of a community service order he received in connection with a drug offence. It is understood that his appearance before Judge Richard Brown, at which he faces the prospect of being sent to prison, follows an alleged incident involving his community service supervisor. Jump jockey Mattie Batchelor, whose phone records revealed calls with McCracken on the day of the Ice Saint and Tollbrae races, has admitted being interviewed about their association by investigators. He did not ride in either race and insists he has done nothing wrong. The Racing Post has been told that McCracken, known to the riders as Jock, has up to 20 similar contacts within the weighing room, both in jumps racing and on the Flat, although the Jockey Club has made it clear it would be surprised if it were as many as that, as the mastermind appears to operate through a smaller number of middlemen. It is also understood that McCracken has strong links to three of the individuals who featured in the Southwark trial, although this claim was met with a straight bat by Jockey Club spokesman John Maxse. Maxse, the Club's director of public relations, said: "I know there is a bigger picture here of which we are very well aware, [but] from the point of view of resources and actually getting results, what we have concentrated on are the particular races in question. We are really focused on trying to have a positive outcome to these inquiries into the Red Lancer, Ice Saint and Tollbrae races." This is an old RP article, |
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xmoneyx When I was a young man a youngish woman purporting to be a tourist nicked
a grand out of my pocket when I was asleep and then sloped off, I had been had and that was that, a few months later I went into a club in central London and lo and behold I spotted the same Woman with a guy, when she saw me she turned pale and tried to do a runner, I copped for her told the guy she was with to stay where he was, took the jebra outside told her to empty her pockets and handbag in which she had in total around £200 she also had a bit of bling which I relieved her off, kicked her up the arse and told her to piss off. Went back into the club where the guy she was with was still sitting asked him how well he knew that young woman he replied he had only met her that day, I said to him he had probably had a lucky escape. At no time did I think about involving the law. |
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Motley, was Jock charged with drug offences? yes or no.
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with a straight bat by Jockey Club spokesman John Maxse.....
hee heee http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2380556/Battered-racing-PR-attacked-Queens-rider-woman-Jockey-charged-GBH-row-Newmarket.html For more than a decade, John Maxse was the suave face of the biggest organisations in British horseracing. But that face was looking rather less suave yesterday following an alleged attack by one of the Queen’s riders in what is believed to have been a fight over a woman. In fact, Mr Maxse – former PR director at both the Jockey Club and the British Horseracing Authority, appeared to be sporting a black eye and a number of cuts and bruises. John Maxse suffered 'serious injuries' and required hospital treatment following the alleged attack in Newmarket last Sunday Jonathan Nolan has been charged with grievous bodily harm with intent John Maxse (left) suffered 'serious injuries' and required hospital treatment following the alleged attack in Newmarket last Sunday. Jonathan Nolan (right) has been charged with grievous bodily harm with intent The 45-year-old former jockey, who now works for the Qatari Royal Family, suffered ‘serious injuries’ and required hospital treatment for a suspected broken eye socket, broken collarbone and broken nose following the alleged attack in Newmarket last Sunday. Jonathan Nolan, 32, who is a work rider for the Queen’s trainer Sir Michael Stoute, has been charged with grievous bodily harm with intent. Officers were called to an address in the Suffolk town – considered the global home of horseracing – at about 11.30pm following a call from a member of the public. Mr Maxse, who splits his time between properties in London and Newmarket, later wrote on Twitter: ‘You know those times when you live through something potentially life changing but it’s just a bit too “big & heavy” for Twitter?’ He went on to joke about how he looked like film character Rocky Balboa. Yesterday he added on the social media site: ‘Said my Sunday morning goodbye to Newmarket &, for a change, good riddance; on account of some of the toxic people who live there.’ When asked by the Mail if he believed the attack was because of him having an alleged relationship with Nolan’s girlfriend, Mr Maxse was keen to stress that the woman involved was Nolan’s ex-girlfriend. Mr Maxse, the former PR director at both the Jockey Club and the British Horseracing Authority, now works as a communications consultant for Qatar Racing, the horse investment firm owned by the Qatari Royal Family Mr Maxse, the former PR director at both the Jockey Club and the British Horseracing Authority, now works as a communications consultant for Qatar Racing, the horse investment firm owned by the Qatari Royal Family He added: ‘There was no argument on the night, there was no fight.’ But he refused to comment further, saying it would ‘cause too much pain to other people’. Mr Maxse is a prominent figure in horseracing and was the public face of the British Horseracing Authority and Jockey Club when he worked at both as PR director. He was the Jockey Club’s head of PR during the BBC Panorama programme’s damaging investigation into racing a decade ago. He now works as a communications consultant for Qatar Racing, the horse investment firm owned by the Qatari Royal Family. He also rides out regularly for Newmarket trainer Michael Bell. 'You know those times when you live through something potentially life changing but it’s just a bit too “big & heavy” for Twitter?' - John Maxse, writing on Twitter Nolan is a work rider at Sir Michael Stoute’s Freemason Lodge Stables in Newmarket. He used to ride the Queen’s horse Carlton House when it was trained there. A work rider generally undertakes daily duties that include mucking out, exercising, grooming, feeding, watering, rugging up and bedding down horses. Earlier this year, Sir Michael trained the Queen’s horse Estimate to Gold Cup victory at Royal Ascot. It was the first time in the race’s 207-year history that it was won by a reigning monarch. Nolan appeared in court in Bury St Edmunds on Tuesday charged with grievous bodily harm with intent and was bailed to a later date. Newmarket is dominated by horseracing and one in three jobs in the area is estimated to be related to the sport. There are just 15,000 people but more than 3,000 racehorses in the town, which boasts two large racetracks – The Rowley Mile and The July Course. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2380556/Battered-racing-PR-attacked-Queens-rider-woman-Jockey-charged-GBH-row-Newmarket.html#ixzz2aiVYMhPv Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook |
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a builder took me for 7k ,showed me false documents he was gas/ safe / registered,I wanted him buried in concrete,took him to court,awarded 7k +costs,builder declared bankrupt,I received £0,
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