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anybody know this mug, he’s been tweeting death threats to a female latics supporter and racist tweets to another. Horrendous language and totally out of order.
i think the guy who he aimed the racist tweet at has already informed police.
the image is his avatar on his twitter account and he has admitted it is him in the photo.
Isn’t he that guy off CBEEBIES Children’s TV? Mr Tumble?
In my opinion, nobody over the age of about 16 should use Tw@tter. I think you are quite sad if you do. It’s great if you are a 15yr old girl and excited that some boy-band member is ‘following’ you. Not so great if you are 40 and following 15 year old girls…….
Agree with Sir Alex when he says there are far better and more worthwhile things people can do with their time.
i think a few on here might know the people who he disgracefully abused. one or two are going to the crooke fest after. things like this make my blood boil, still fuming. so outdated and out of touch. Not tarring all worriers fans with the same brush as one or two are actually alreet. But mugs like this racist c**t need to know the error of their pre – historic ways.
Horrible human being
mods – please don’t delete. Needs sorting this.
I’ve seen what he said, and as there is clearly a criminal offence that covers this then anyone who has been targetted by his comments should make a complaint to the police.
I won’t delete, but I will lock this as there is nothing that we on this site can do, and we should not be drawn in to a war of words that will degenerate, and or potentially prejudice any legal action. People involved should complain, and let the law takes its course.
Schedule 12of the Criminal Law Act 1977:
“(1) A person who without lawful excuse makes to another a threat, intending that that other would fear it would be carried out, to kill that other or a third person shall be guilty of an offence and liable on conviction on indictment to imprisonment for a term not exceeding ten years.”
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