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Glossy
14 Jun 14 20:47
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Prat. Lucky he didn't get killed.

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By:
shergar007
When: 14 Jun 14 20:49
Perhaps he will do the M25 during rush hour next!
By:
MJK
When: 14 Jun 14 20:49
Was it Tea bag:-D
By:
Wesdag
When: 14 Jun 14 20:50
Getting his football drinking in early.
By:
joe39
When: 14 Jun 14 20:50
Had he been knocked down and killed I would have been gutted. For the horse.
By:
onlooker
When: 14 Jun 14 20:50
Send him to Iraq - to fight the insurgents - barehanded - if the TW@T is so 'Brave'.Cry
By:
elise
When: 14 Jun 14 20:50
Was it Tea bag:-D

hope not,

i'd be heartbroken if we'd just missed a chance to be rid of the tw@t
By:
The Knight
When: 14 Jun 14 20:55
I hope the stupid C**t dies tonight. As a keen racegoer I am totally sick of these young pi££ed up morons wrecking a day at the track.

The racecourses take the blame as well..for encouraging mentally subnormal people like him onto their premises.

Can you imagine the opera houses allowing p*££ed up morons spoiling it for their regular patrons?

I despair of the idiot younger generations, I really do.
By:
doantwin2easy
When: 14 Jun 14 20:56
he couldn't even be bothered to bring a horse
By:
the.mad.dog.man
When: 14 Jun 14 20:57
to say that is bad
By:
gemini01
When: 14 Jun 14 20:57
that was zody running to see was mccoy in the race, (wrong course zody fool)
By:
Glossy
When: 14 Jun 14 20:59
They talk about banning him from all racecourses - do you think that will make any difference at all? These people don't do along for the love of racing; they go along for a day on the p1ss. A change of scenery from their local pubs and clubs.

The Knight, I know what you're saying about the younger generation but we're not all the same. I'm under 30 and despair of that sort of thing as much as anyone else. That's not to say I don't enjoy a couple of beers at the racing. But primarily, I'm there for the racing; one of my first loves.
By:
flushgordon1
When: 14 Jun 14 21:00
Should be made to wear claire baldings undercrackers as a mask for a fortnight.
then rishis after hes been for a curry.
By:
TEABAGHDAD
When: 14 Jun 14 21:03
The Knight 14 Jun 14 20:55 Joined: 02 Sep 01 | Topic/replies: 394 | Blogger: The Knight's blog
I hope the stupid C**t dies tonight. As a keen racegoer I am totally sick of these young pi££ed up morons wrecking a day at the track.

The racecourses take the blame as well..for encouraging mentally subnormal people like him onto their premises.

Can you imagine the opera houses allowing p*££ed up morons spoiling it for their regular patrons?

I despair of the idiot younger generations, I really do.
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The opera house is full of pissed up w@@@@ers who have money??


Your generation created and moulded this generation so instead of blaming the young generation take a look at yourself you stuck up w@@@ stain imo.

As for hoping he dies!!!!!!!!!

No wonder the young generation are so fked growing up with scum like you to guide them.
By:
TEABAGHDAD
When: 14 Jun 14 21:08
Who is the better man?

The w@@@@@er on the internet forum wishing death on strangers


Or a young man who had too much to drink and acted boisterous?
By:
tutan
When: 14 Jun 14 21:11
This DAD has the wisdom of solomon.
By:
flushgordon1
When: 14 Jun 14 21:12
whats this university feckin  can we confer?
By:
GAZO
When: 14 Jun 14 21:12
swap man and w@@@@@er around
By:
flushgordon1
When: 14 Jun 14 21:13
To be fair knight it is a bit out of order nd up in a wheelchair would be sufficient
By:
Akak
When: 15 Jun 14 01:33
What a moronic statement to wish he dies tonight. Had it been Tony Blair, well thats a different story.
By:
Steamship
When: 15 Jun 14 01:42
The guy was stupid and beer is probably to blame, but to call the younger generation is totally wrong. We (us in our forties) must remember how things were in the eighties with our generation.
By:
seaside
When: 15 Jun 14 10:43
Tea

Why don't you just say what you really think ?
By:
postmannick
When: 15 Jun 14 11:32
shoot the fecker
By:
sageform
When: 15 Jun 14 11:56
It was a very stupid thing to do but not unusual for young men with access to drink to be stupid. We are lucky it happens so rarely on racecourses. At football matches or in town centres it is normal.
By:
11kv
When: 15 Jun 14 12:40
Jocks should have aimed for him
By:
carrot1960
When: 15 Jun 14 13:19
as long as the horse and jockey walk away i see nothing wrong with trampling him into the ground
By:
mange
When: 15 Jun 14 13:26
Some comments "too strong".............He should be brought to book & made to realise what hes done..............with some sort of punishment....................I wouldent like to think that hes just walked away
By:
Greg_Gory
When: 15 Jun 14 13:31
flushgordon1     14 Jun 14 21:00 
Should be made to wear claire baldings undercrackers as a mask for a fortnight.
then rishis after hes been for a curry.


LaughLaugh
By:
Mustapha Bath
When: 15 Jun 14 13:32
To be fair to the bloke, he covered more ground than Wayne Rooney and I bet that he's not on £300k a week...
Aimed a bit high on his debut, may have stood more of a chance in an All-Weather seller!!!
By:
mange
When: 15 Jun 14 13:33
"non stayer"               the geezer
By:
racerforever
When: 15 Jun 14 13:53
He should be banned for all UK race courses. Mainly for wearing white sock with trousers and shoes as well as running on the track
By:
joe39
When: 15 Jun 14 15:21
Ejected from the course immediately. Missed the last race. Hardly a punishment.
By:
liberator of the oppressed
When: 15 Jun 14 15:28
Exactly Joe don't want the bad PR this generates do we so throw him out naughty boy and ban him. Sets the standard. Bit like a National disaster in waiting. Have to say not unlikely another joker will do this and somebody will very sadly get hurt and we'll get the usual crap and justification after the event but who cares?
By:
tomhunt
When: 15 Jun 14 15:42
banned for life
http://www1.skysports.com/horse-racing/news/12426/9349630/leicester-man-banned-for-life
By:
Huggy
When: 15 Jun 14 16:52
To be fair to the bloke, he covered more ground than Wayne Rooney and I bet that he's not on £300k a week...
Aimed a bit high on his debut, may have stood more of a chance in an All-Weather seller!!!


both phrases made mrs huggy chuckle Happy
By:
Mustapha Bath
When: 15 Jun 14 20:17
To Mrs Huggy  Happy
By:
s.kenbo
When: 15 Jun 14 20:31
The story made central news tonight. Laugh
By:
joe39
When: 15 Jun 14 23:01
Video here of what an American sports site calls a p*ssed up w*nker...

http://deadspin.com/pissed-up-****-invades-u-k-horse-race-manages-not-t-1590976197
By:
joe39
When: 15 Jun 14 23:02
replace those 4 stars with a word that begins wan and ends in ker and it should work.
By:
timbuctooth
When: 16 Jun 14 00:23
It worked for me without replacing the stars.
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