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    Quote Originally Posted by MrSmith View Post
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    Drink driving

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    Three times over the limit.

    Total prick.

    Might seem strong but nah, it's selfish as it comes.


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    Banned for a year for drink driving.

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    What a daftie! Luckily, doesn’t seem like any one was hurt.

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    Good statement from Hibs - except for the use of upmost!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sir David Gray View Post
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    Good statement from Hibs - except for the use of upmost!
    The first sentence doesn't make sense either

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    The first three sentences look like they’re written by someone who doesn’t have English as a first language. It’s just weird.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hibsbollah View Post
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    The first three sentences look like they’re written by someone who doesn’t have English as a first language. It’s just weird.
    It’s something I’d expect from Budge.

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    Hibs player or hearts player it’s nothing related to football

    One of the most selfish acts is drink driving

    Should never be allowed behind the wheel of a car again. IMO

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    Quote Originally Posted by hibsbollah View Post
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    The first three sentences look like they’re written by someone who doesn’t have English as a first language. It’s just weird.
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    It’s something I’d expect from Budge.
    Very strange

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nicho87 View Post
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    Hibs player or hearts player it’s nothing related to football

    One of the most selfish acts is drink driving

    Should never be allowed behind the wheel of a car again. IMO
    There is such a thing as rehabilitation you know?

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    What is it with some people / football players?

    How many Hibs players in the last 10 years - there’s been a few.

    players have a choice but if they Choose to be athletes then getting hammered during the season is at odds with that no?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Viva_Palmeiras View Post
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    What is it with some people / football players?

    How many Hibs players in the last 10 years - there’s been a few.

    players have a choice but if they Choose to be athletes then getting hammered during the season is at odds with that no?
    Was he “hammered” then?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Viva_Palmeiras View Post
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    What is it with some people / football players?

    How many Hibs players in the last 10 years - there’s been a few.

    players have a choice but if they Choose to be athletes then getting hammered during the season is at odds with that no?
    Drink driving is clearly unnacceptable behaviour.

    Getting "hammered" during the season? Don't neccessarily have a problem with it every now and again. Some players can handle it and as long as a player keeps performing well then it doesnt have to be a major issue.

    Half the Hibs team was out getting "hammered" in the midweek before we humped Hearts 6-2, our biggest home derby win in decades. Some good team building that night contributing to the performance on the Sunday.

    Saw a current player knocking them back in an Edinburgh bar the Saturday before our LC Q final win at Tannadice this season. He was tremendous up at Tannadice.

    Players don't have to be robots.

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    Drink driving is clearly unnacceptable behaviour.

    Getting "hammered" during the season? Don't neccessarily have a problem with it every now and again. Some players can handle it and as long as a player keeps performing well then it doesnt have to be a major issue.

    Half the Hibs team was out getting "hammered" in the midweek before we humped Hearts 6-2, our biggest home derby win in decades. Some good team building that night contributing to the performance on the Sunday.

    Saw a current player knocking them back in an Edinburgh bar the Saturday before our LC Q final win at Tannadice this season. He was tremendous up at Tannadice.

    Players don't have to be robots.
    3x the drink drive limit isn’t ‘hammered’ either (it’s not right either btw before anyone says) - but the DD laws here are next to nothing, a lot lower than England for example. He’d probably had 3/4 pints and then jumped in the motor.

    Also - it’s not just footballers, it’s society as a whole. Thousands every year get done with DD and it’s wrong. The punishment should be harsher for me. 9 months licence loss isn’t enough IMO, should be a few years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Viva_Palmeiras View Post
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    What is it with some people / football players?

    How many Hibs players in the last 10 years - there’s been a few.

    players have a choice but if they Choose to be athletes then getting hammered during the season is at odds with that no?
    Doubtful he was hammered after 3 or 4 pints

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    Don’t understand players who drink during the season

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    Don’t understand players who drink during the season
    Agreed. It's ridiculous to put that crap in your body when you need to be at peak fitness. Top level athletes don't do that crap

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    4 units of alcohol in two pints of beer. Generally speaking it takes one hour for the body to process one unit of alcohol.
    These days that is more than double our drink drive limit whereas it was unlikely to have you over the limit in the past, depending on factors like body mass, what you’d eaten and so on. Unlikely he had more than two and a half to three pints to be 3x the limit. It’s wrong but is also wrong for anyone to suggest he was hammered.
    Last edited by CentreLine; 03-12-2021 at 08:38 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CentreLine View Post
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    4 units of alcohol in two pints of beer. Generally speaking it takes one hour for the body to process one unit of alcohol.
    These days that is more than double our drink drive limit whereas it was unlikely to have you over the limit in the past. Depending on factors like body mass, what you’d eaten and so on. Unlikely he had more than two and a half to three pints to be 3x the limit. It’s wrong but is also wrong for anyone to suggest he was hammered.
    The fact he was driving slow rather than driving normally suggests to me he had consumed more.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scouse Hibee View Post
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    The fact he was driving slow rather than driving normally suggests to me he had consumed more.
    Yes it’s possible but the reported level he was found to have in his system suggests not much more if at all. The guy is utterly wrong to have been behind the wheel but in no way was he hammered. He could have been drinking a lot more but over a number of hours. That would allow some of the alcohol in his system to have been processed out by his body. There is not enough information in the reports to allow us to make a judgement call on that.
    Last edited by CentreLine; 03-12-2021 at 08:45 AM.

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    I'm annoyed at our player being on the sauce during the season in the first place. It's not the 90's anymore.

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    The fact he was driving slow rather than driving normally suggests to me he had consumed more.
    It tells me he knows he shouldn’t have been driving so (in a daft way) was trying to avoid being pulled over by driving slow rather than fast. My thinking is ‘I’ll only get pulled for speeding’ - but his slow driving worked against him and that also got him pulled.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Since452 View Post
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    I'm annoyed at our player being on the sauce during the season in the first place. It's not the 90's anymore.
    Agreed. But football players have a huge amount of down time and there are no end of stories of how that is too often filled with “social activities”.

    Bottom line is it has been dealt with by the court and by the club. If Joe Newell has take that on board then the matter is closed
    Last edited by CentreLine; 03-12-2021 at 08:51 AM.

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    Silly selfish ********. At least he only harmed himself on this occasion, but I have absolutely no time for drink driving at all.

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    The police dealt with it, the courts have dealt with it, his employers have dealt with it.
    I’m sure he feels like **** enough without his habitat, tendencies, athleticism and behaviour being debated publicly by the experts on our chat group.

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    The police dealt with it, the courts have dealt with it, his employers have dealt with it.
    I’m sure he feels like **** enough without his habitat, tendencies, athleticism and behaviour being debated publicly by the experts on our chat group.
    Oh good, it's the forum police.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MWHIBBIES View Post
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    Oh good, it's the forum police.
    But he does have a point

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    But he does have a point
    It's not his job to decide what can and cannot be debated on here. One of our players made the papers for commiting a serious offence. Of course its going to be talked about on here. He's rightfully getting a bit of stick, hell be getting worse off of those around him. I still think he's a great player.

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