Just clarifying a point for Tammy and boston:-
Spokesman: Police prevented 'massive disorder' at derby game as officer recovers from push down stairs.
Over to you W/O
Thought you were changing this year Wolfie? You're already on your 'couple on here' posts. Didn't take too long.
comment by wolfieinFL (U16306)
posted 27 minutes ago
Just clarifying a point for Tammy and boston:-
Spokesman: Police prevented 'massive disorder' at derby game as officer recovers from push down stairs.
Over to you W/O
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All I said was, they were slow to react, which they were.
Trouble was brewing when at least four bottles were thrown at Doyle when he took a corner where the trouble started. They should have been there then.
comment by Tamwolf (U17286)
posted 23 minutes ago
Thought you were changing this year Wolfie? You're already on your 'couple on here' posts. Didn't take too long.
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A wolfie never changes his socks
comment by wolfieinFL (U16306)
posted 4 hours, 26 minutes ago
Surprise it took this long for a couple on here to blame the police.
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In general I've no beef with plod (despite my wrongful arrest back in 1987 by a bored Stokie officer who was trying to show off to his admittedly very attractive trainee WPC, by pulling me in for "trying to steal my own car". When it eventually dawned on him that driving a car that you literally own, away from a car park is perfectly legal, he tried accusing me of trying to break in to the car I was parked next to which clearly hadnt been broken in to. Tried to style it out by chucking me in a cell for an hour whilst he "checked whether the owner of the other car wanted to press charges" then let me go. I could tell the trainee WPC had sussed him out as he kept digging, making himself look more of a d*ck as every minute passed)... any way as I said no beef from me, however WMP do have a small percentage of complete and utter loons, in particular the one who was dancing around like a chimpanzee waving his baton about outside the Steve Bull lower after the Villa actively looking for trouble.
St John’s Ambulance Spokesman : “The situation was made much worse by heavy handed policing and indiscriminate wielding of batons. One of the injured officers was pushed down the stairs by his own colleague” FFS!
Over to you, Wolfie
comment by Oldgoldilox (U17303)
posted 34 seconds ago
comment by wolfieinFL (U16306)
posted 4 hours, 26 minutes ago
Surprise it took this long for a couple on here to blame the police.
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In general I've no beef with plod (despite my wrongful arrest back in 1987 by a bored Stokie officer who was trying to show off to his admittedly very attractive trainee WPC, by pulling me in for "trying to steal my own car". When it eventually dawned on him that driving a car that you literally own, away from a car park is perfectly legal, he tried accusing me of trying to break in to the car I was parked next to which clearly hadnt been broken in to. Tried to style it out by chucking me in a cell for an hour whilst he "checked whether the owner of the other car wanted to press charges"then let me go. I could tell the trainee WPC had sussed him out as he kept digging, making himself look more of a d*ck as every minute passed)... any way as I said no beef from me, however WMP do have a small percentage of complete and utter loons, in particular the one who was dancing around like a chimpanzee waving his baton about outside the Steve Bull lower after the Villa actively looking for trouble.
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Think I read on ‘ere that wolfie was posted in Stoke for a while?
Nah mate. I was further South where the good-uns were. Although we did help out our Constabulary's during the miners strike. Oh happy days.
comment by wolfieinFL (U16306)
posted 1 hour, 39 minutes ago
Nah mate. I was further South where the good-uns were. Although we did help out our Constabulary's during the miners strike. Oh happy days.
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Happy days indeed mate 👍
Smashing in the skulls of those left wing militants for Maggie Thatcher
comment by WeekendOffender (U22920)
posted 7 hours, 5 minutes ago
comment by bostonwolf (U17353)
posted 16 minutes ago
comment by wolfieinFL (U16306)
posted 24 minutes ago
Surprise it took this long for a couple on here to blame the police.
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There were loads of police there and from what I saw, they were slow to react.
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Agreed. Disgraceful behaviour from the WMP. Slow to react in the first instance, heavy handed indiscriminate baton wielding when they finally appeared. Inflamed a fairly routine public order situation.
It's no wonder so many of them need to assume a low profile and retire abroad when they reach pensionable age.
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Easy to criticise when you're in no danger yourself and it's the police who, always outnumbered,have to face neanderthal thugs.
How brave of you.
They wouldn't put us where the militants were for fear of too many arrests. Instead, they kept us at those mines where they wanted to work. Got on very well with both the miners and their families. We gave them our pre packed meals and often had collections for them.
Actually went down a mine at the Bilsthorpe Colliery. Quite an adventure.
Were you in the Met, Wolfie? I thought I remembered you saying you were previously.
You are aware of all the controversies surrounding the Met and how it has been found to be rife with homophobia, misogyny, racism, sexual misconduct and corruption since the 1970s?
I don't think the south is 'where the good-uns were' to be honest. Its been quite the scandal over here.
What profession doesn't have all those. I left in '94 after 25 years and the only thing I appreciated was Sir Robert Mark clamping down on the CID and corruption. The rest were non existent in my day and the rest you mention are all modern day terminologies.
The Police Force today bears no resemblance to the good old days and are dictated by politics and politicians who know nothing about police work in general. When was the last time you saw an officer walking the streets?
comment by Zombie Wolf (U8869)
posted 8 hours, 4 minutes ago
comment by WeekendOffender (U22920)
posted 7 hours, 5 minutes ago
comment by bostonwolf (U17353)
posted 16 minutes ago
comment by wolfieinFL (U16306)
posted 24 minutes ago
Surprise it took this long for a couple on here to blame the police.
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There were loads of police there and from what I saw, they were slow to react.
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Agreed. Disgraceful behaviour from the WMP. Slow to react in the first instance, heavy handed indiscriminate baton wielding when they finally appeared. Inflamed a fairly routine public order situation.
It's no wonder so many of them need to assume a low profile and retire abroad when they reach pensionable age.
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Easy to criticise when you're in no danger yourself and it's the police who, always outnumbered,have to face neanderthal thugs.
How brave of you.
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How’s the diet going?
comment by wolfieinFL (U16306)
posted 14 hours, 58 minutes ago
What profession doesn't have all those. I left in '94 after 25 years and the only thing I appreciated was Sir Robert Mark clamping down on the CID and corruption. The rest were non existent in my day and the rest you mention are all modern day terminologies.
The Police Force today bears no resemblance to the good old days and are dictated by politics and politicians who know nothing about police work in general. When was the last time you saw an officer walking the streets?
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I don't know where to begin with this
comment by Tino Bambino - Two can keep a secret if one of them is dead 🤌🤌🤌 (U2087)
posted 12 minutes ago
I don't know where to begin with this
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Best not to.
He's wanted to nail me with his baton for years
comment by Tino Bambino - Two can keep a secret if one of them is dead 🤌🤌🤌 (U2087)
posted 4 hours, 24 minutes ago
comment by wolfieinFL (U16306)
posted 14 hours, 58 minutes ago
What profession doesn't have all those. I left in '94 after 25 years and the only thing I appreciated was Sir Robert Mark clamping down on the CID and corruption. The rest were non existent in my day and the rest you mention are all modern day terminologies.
The Police Force today bears no resemblance to the good old days and are dictated by politics and politicians who know nothing about police work in general. When was the last time you saw an officer walking the streets?
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I don't know where to begin with this
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Well I reckon it's safe to say that homophobia, misogyny, racism, sexual misconduct and corruption are all words that could be found in the Oxford English dictionary prior to 1994.
“The rest were non existent in my day”
Exciting new name now appearing in the rumours of a centre forward signing. 22 year old Yuri Alberto from Corinthians in Brazil. 10 goals and 7 asssts last year and Wolves said to be in advance talks
In his press conference today GON confirmed that Ait Nouri, Gomes and Sarabia are all available for selection today.
Noah Lemina had his medical today in advance of his loan signing
Maybe our deadline day signing?
https://youtu.be/snqjhmSQCys?si=e8yVtCocNHBJpC-L
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posted on 29/1/24
Just clarifying a point for Tammy and boston:-
Spokesman: Police prevented 'massive disorder' at derby game as officer recovers from push down stairs.
Over to you W/O
posted on 29/1/24
Thought you were changing this year Wolfie? You're already on your 'couple on here' posts. Didn't take too long.
posted on 29/1/24
comment by wolfieinFL (U16306)
posted 27 minutes ago
Just clarifying a point for Tammy and boston:-
Spokesman: Police prevented 'massive disorder' at derby game as officer recovers from push down stairs.
Over to you W/O
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All I said was, they were slow to react, which they were.
Trouble was brewing when at least four bottles were thrown at Doyle when he took a corner where the trouble started. They should have been there then.
posted on 29/1/24
comment by Tamwolf (U17286)
posted 23 minutes ago
Thought you were changing this year Wolfie? You're already on your 'couple on here' posts. Didn't take too long.
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A wolfie never changes his socks
posted on 29/1/24
comment by wolfieinFL (U16306)
posted 4 hours, 26 minutes ago
Surprise it took this long for a couple on here to blame the police.
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In general I've no beef with plod (despite my wrongful arrest back in 1987 by a bored Stokie officer who was trying to show off to his admittedly very attractive trainee WPC, by pulling me in for "trying to steal my own car". When it eventually dawned on him that driving a car that you literally own, away from a car park is perfectly legal, he tried accusing me of trying to break in to the car I was parked next to which clearly hadnt been broken in to. Tried to style it out by chucking me in a cell for an hour whilst he "checked whether the owner of the other car wanted to press charges" then let me go. I could tell the trainee WPC had sussed him out as he kept digging, making himself look more of a d*ck as every minute passed)... any way as I said no beef from me, however WMP do have a small percentage of complete and utter loons, in particular the one who was dancing around like a chimpanzee waving his baton about outside the Steve Bull lower after the Villa actively looking for trouble.
posted on 29/1/24
St John’s Ambulance Spokesman : “The situation was made much worse by heavy handed policing and indiscriminate wielding of batons. One of the injured officers was pushed down the stairs by his own colleague” FFS!
Over to you, Wolfie
posted on 29/1/24
comment by Oldgoldilox (U17303)
posted 34 seconds ago
comment by wolfieinFL (U16306)
posted 4 hours, 26 minutes ago
Surprise it took this long for a couple on here to blame the police.
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In general I've no beef with plod (despite my wrongful arrest back in 1987 by a bored Stokie officer who was trying to show off to his admittedly very attractive trainee WPC, by pulling me in for "trying to steal my own car". When it eventually dawned on him that driving a car that you literally own, away from a car park is perfectly legal, he tried accusing me of trying to break in to the car I was parked next to which clearly hadnt been broken in to. Tried to style it out by chucking me in a cell for an hour whilst he "checked whether the owner of the other car wanted to press charges"then let me go. I could tell the trainee WPC had sussed him out as he kept digging, making himself look more of a d*ck as every minute passed)... any way as I said no beef from me, however WMP do have a small percentage of complete and utter loons, in particular the one who was dancing around like a chimpanzee waving his baton about outside the Steve Bull lower after the Villa actively looking for trouble.
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Think I read on ‘ere that wolfie was posted in Stoke for a while?
posted on 29/1/24
You naughty boy. WO.
posted on 29/1/24
Nah mate. I was further South where the good-uns were. Although we did help out our Constabulary's during the miners strike. Oh happy days.
posted on 29/1/24
comment by wolfieinFL (U16306)
posted 1 hour, 39 minutes ago
Nah mate. I was further South where the good-uns were. Although we did help out our Constabulary's during the miners strike. Oh happy days.
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Happy days indeed mate 👍
Smashing in the skulls of those left wing militants for Maggie Thatcher
posted on 29/1/24
comment by WeekendOffender (U22920)
posted 7 hours, 5 minutes ago
comment by bostonwolf (U17353)
posted 16 minutes ago
comment by wolfieinFL (U16306)
posted 24 minutes ago
Surprise it took this long for a couple on here to blame the police.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
There were loads of police there and from what I saw, they were slow to react.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Agreed. Disgraceful behaviour from the WMP. Slow to react in the first instance, heavy handed indiscriminate baton wielding when they finally appeared. Inflamed a fairly routine public order situation.
It's no wonder so many of them need to assume a low profile and retire abroad when they reach pensionable age.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Easy to criticise when you're in no danger yourself and it's the police who, always outnumbered,have to face neanderthal thugs.
How brave of you.
posted on 29/1/24
They wouldn't put us where the militants were for fear of too many arrests. Instead, they kept us at those mines where they wanted to work. Got on very well with both the miners and their families. We gave them our pre packed meals and often had collections for them.
Actually went down a mine at the Bilsthorpe Colliery. Quite an adventure.
posted on 29/1/24
Were you in the Met, Wolfie? I thought I remembered you saying you were previously.
posted on 29/1/24
Sure was.
posted on 29/1/24
You are aware of all the controversies surrounding the Met and how it has been found to be rife with homophobia, misogyny, racism, sexual misconduct and corruption since the 1970s?
I don't think the south is 'where the good-uns were' to be honest. Its been quite the scandal over here.
posted on 30/1/24
What profession doesn't have all those. I left in '94 after 25 years and the only thing I appreciated was Sir Robert Mark clamping down on the CID and corruption. The rest were non existent in my day and the rest you mention are all modern day terminologies.
The Police Force today bears no resemblance to the good old days and are dictated by politics and politicians who know nothing about police work in general. When was the last time you saw an officer walking the streets?
posted on 30/1/24
comment by Zombie Wolf (U8869)
posted 8 hours, 4 minutes ago
comment by WeekendOffender (U22920)
posted 7 hours, 5 minutes ago
comment by bostonwolf (U17353)
posted 16 minutes ago
comment by wolfieinFL (U16306)
posted 24 minutes ago
Surprise it took this long for a couple on here to blame the police.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
There were loads of police there and from what I saw, they were slow to react.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Agreed. Disgraceful behaviour from the WMP. Slow to react in the first instance, heavy handed indiscriminate baton wielding when they finally appeared. Inflamed a fairly routine public order situation.
It's no wonder so many of them need to assume a low profile and retire abroad when they reach pensionable age.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Easy to criticise when you're in no danger yourself and it's the police who, always outnumbered,have to face neanderthal thugs.
How brave of you.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
How’s the diet going?
posted on 30/1/24
comment by wolfieinFL (U16306)
posted 14 hours, 58 minutes ago
What profession doesn't have all those. I left in '94 after 25 years and the only thing I appreciated was Sir Robert Mark clamping down on the CID and corruption. The rest were non existent in my day and the rest you mention are all modern day terminologies.
The Police Force today bears no resemblance to the good old days and are dictated by politics and politicians who know nothing about police work in general. When was the last time you saw an officer walking the streets?
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I don't know where to begin with this
posted on 30/1/24
comment by Tino Bambino - Two can keep a secret if one of them is dead 🤌🤌🤌 (U2087)
posted 12 minutes ago
I don't know where to begin with this
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Best not to.
posted on 30/1/24
He's wanted to nail me with his baton for years
posted on 30/1/24
comment by Tino Bambino - Two can keep a secret if one of them is dead 🤌🤌🤌 (U2087)
posted 4 hours, 24 minutes ago
comment by wolfieinFL (U16306)
posted 14 hours, 58 minutes ago
What profession doesn't have all those. I left in '94 after 25 years and the only thing I appreciated was Sir Robert Mark clamping down on the CID and corruption. The rest were non existent in my day and the rest you mention are all modern day terminologies.
The Police Force today bears no resemblance to the good old days and are dictated by politics and politicians who know nothing about police work in general. When was the last time you saw an officer walking the streets?
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I don't know where to begin with this
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Well I reckon it's safe to say that homophobia, misogyny, racism, sexual misconduct and corruption are all words that could be found in the Oxford English dictionary prior to 1994.
posted on 31/1/24
“The rest were non existent in my day”
posted on 31/1/24
Exciting new name now appearing in the rumours of a centre forward signing. 22 year old Yuri Alberto from Corinthians in Brazil. 10 goals and 7 asssts last year and Wolves said to be in advance talks
posted on 31/1/24
In his press conference today GON confirmed that Ait Nouri, Gomes and Sarabia are all available for selection today.
Noah Lemina had his medical today in advance of his loan signing
posted on 31/1/24
Maybe our deadline day signing?
https://youtu.be/snqjhmSQCys?si=e8yVtCocNHBJpC-L
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