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https://twitter.com/____B17____/status/1682474280536121344?s=19
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Somebody says they were bringing on extra
bodies in midfield. Geoff Hearse Ray funeral Parlor |
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Where's 5 bellies when you need him
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Police have launched an investigation following a disturbance during a football match in #Gateshead.
At around 8.20pm today (Friday) it was reported two cars drove on the pitch during half-time of the Dunston UTC v Gateshead match at Dunston Football Club on Wellington Rd. 1/5 Following this, both cars – a Subaru and a Hearse – have drove around in circles and a group of males wearing balaclavas have exited onto the pitch. They have proceeded to throw leaflets on the pitch before driving away from the area in the Subaru before police arrival. The Hearse was abandoned on the pitch. Officers attended within minutes where nobody was reported to have been injured or threatened. An investigation was launched and enquiries are ongoing to establish the circumstances surrounding the report and locate those involved. Disorder will not be tolerated in the community, and anyone found to be involved will be dealt with robustly. While enquiries are at an early stage, it is believed those involved are known to each other and there was no wider risk to the public. We are aware of images and videos circulating on social media. The public are urged not to speculate, and encouraged to share footage with police. Officers remain in the area to offer reassurance. Plod twitter. |
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Summat to do with Pedo accusations by all accounts
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"Some vehicles are on the the pitch. They think its all Rover....
Pmsfl |
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This is the sort of protest that should be seen
at St James’ Park ……Disgusting regime. No real fan could support them |
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envy is an illness lfc.get treatment
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It’s not about football nineteen grow up
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Fiancée of murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi
wrote to Newcastle football club and it’s supporters Mohammed bin salman is accused of ordering the Jamals murder . In the Saudi consulate he was strangled and his body cut into pieces by a 15 man Saudi squad . His remains have never been found Now the owners of Newcastle football club … |
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accused?
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He and the 15 accused can stand trial for this barbaric murder
Until then they should not be the owners of Newcastle football club |
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Some serious Sh1t Going down , Accused mans house Paint bombed a few weeks Back , An associate of his already been done for Child abuse , Word is Kids too scared to testify against this Guy
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Mate backed over 1.5 cars to be parked
on pitch at half time, so unlucky that other one drove off. Tories selling arms to Saudis to keep them in power. |
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Case
The guy is a magnet for trouble. He's the guy that paraded with a coffin to protest nufc was being killed under Ashley. He's written loads of gangster books, and even has a small acting role in them footsoldier films. I know nowt of the accusations prior to last night But seemingly he no longer had any connection to Dunston Football Club. Surely somebody will make a film about this when it all settles down. Gazza stocking up on chicken soup and fishing rods. |
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Crazy carry on Donnie I know who he is , Fook knows whats going on TBH
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UPDATE Four men have been arrested following a disturbance during a football match in Gateshead yesterday evening (Friday).
An investigation was immediately launched – and extensive enquiries have been ongoing to establish the circumstances, and locate those involved. Three men aged 19, 19 and 32 were arrested on suspicion of affray. Another man, 41, was arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit criminal damage. They remain in police custody. Disorder will not be tolerated and anyone found to be involved will be dealt with robustly. Thank you to those who have come forward to assist the investigation. People are reminded to avoid speculation online and on social media. Police will remain in the area throughout the weekend – and those with concerns and info are encouraged to speak with an officer. Plod twitter |
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I heard the hearse was left there in the centre circle
to commemorate the funeral of their best box to box midfielder |
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WTF did they get the Hearse from , was it Nicked ?
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It must have been nicked.
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why all the **** footin about? the beef is the local one time rulers of gangsterland in newcastle are being challenged by a new gang looking to take their place.as long as no innocents get caught up then crack on
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groundsman must be livid...
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I imagine the pitch will repair quickly
in this weather. Not that the damage will be welcome of course. |
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There appears to be an Underlying issue 19 ,I don't know of many Gangsters who go Round paint bombing their Rivals houses TBH ,Fire bombing Perhaps
Some people are clearly trying to make a point About something ,They are certainly putting a bit of effort into it . |
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don't get many leafleting campaigns in gangland stuff...
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beasts of bensham.....
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four names on the back of the hearse...with fairly clear accusations...the validity of which....
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Having seen footage of the Pig’s head incident at the Birtley Coach and Horse’s pub, we can disclose that it appears to be of a very similar nature to the Dunston football pitch incident off a few weeks ago.
A video shows men in balaclavas run up to the pub having placed the pig’s head on the door and another on a nearby lamppost. In addition to the heads, a poster was also placed on the pub door of a defamatory nature. |
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Two Pigs head on the Pub door , And another on a Sign pointing to the Local Crematorium
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I visit Dobbies Gardening Center @ Birtley , we can do without this Type of carry on in the area
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this was said to be accusations of Police informants drinking there in the article I saw...is the suggestion they were informing on the incident at the football where the allegations were of a rather different nature ?
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I thought everybody knew who drove
the hearse anyway. Dobbies is expensive, but better plants, usually, up the road across road from arnison centre, cheaper too! |
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Birtley just recovering from roaul moat saga.
Decent Morrisons there! |
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Man charged in connection with incident
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Five men are due to appear in court in connection with the alleged organisation of violent disorder – including the suspected conspiracy behind an incident which saw a hearse driven onto a football pitch in 2023.
Supporters were left stunned when the black funeral car appeared during half-time as Dunston UTS FC took on Gateshead FC at Dunston's UTS Stadium in July 2023. Now five men have been charged in connection with this and a number of connected incidents, which happened across the summer of 2023. They include criminal damage at properties in Dunston and Byker, Newcastle, and the theft of a vehicle from the Durham area. |
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Five men have denied a raft of charges after a funeral hearse was driven onto a football pitch three years ago.
The incident, which took place during half time at the Dunston UTS v Gateshead match at Dunston Football Club, is believed to have been linked to a number of others. These included reports of criminal damage across addresses in the Dunston and Byker areas, as well as a report of a stolen vehicle from the Durham area. Appearing at Newcastle Crown Court, the five - aged between 31 and 53 - have pleaded not guilty to all charges against them and will return to the court on 1 November. |