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katex · 06-12-2008, 17:29

Think this post by the sister was absolutely atrocious .. threatening violence ..

rishtowner, rishton says...
5:06pm Fri 5 Dec 08

i cant wait till mine and dannys dads out of prison new yer day he will sort tht Google Page Ranking*** out if the police rnt

The sister has not done her family any favours here, however, nothing to do with the incident really.

I agree that the victim should not have bundled the lad in the car, but you can't help but having the thought of "Good on ya'". Advice was to restrain him until the police got there .. hummph .. that could have caused more trouble if he had so much as bruised the lad.

Also, the Grandfather is just playing on this and making excuses for him, no mention that he has pulled him in line for what he and his mates did. Well, we don't know really, but a statement to this effect would have been useful. He missed an opportunity to tell the young public how wrong it was.

06-12-2008, 17:29	#26
katex Resting in Peace Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Clayton-le-Moors Posts: 10,551 Blog Entries: 3 Liked: 16 times Rep Power: 11259	Re: Snowball Incident Think this post by the sister was absolutely atrocious .. threatening violence .. rishtowner, rishton says... 5:06pm Fri 5 Dec 08 i cant wait till mine and dannys dads out of prison new yer day he will sort tht Google Page Ranking*** out if the police rnt The sister has not done her family any favours here, however, nothing to do with the incident really. I agree that the victim should not have bundled the lad in the car, but you can't help but having the thought of "Good on ya'". Advice was to restrain him until the police got there .. hummph .. that could have caused more trouble if he had so much as bruised the lad. Also, the Grandfather is just playing on this and making excuses for him, no mention that he has pulled him in line for what he and his mates did. Well, we don't know really, but a statement to this effect would have been useful. He missed an opportunity to tell the young public how wrong it was.