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I've heard this from someone claiming to be ITK.

 

Some years back Taylor used to go out with Carroll's current girlfriend (and now mother of Carroll's child). Taylor had started texting her recently for some reason, she told him to stop, he didn't. She told Carroll that Taylor had been texting her. Carroll confronted Taylor and the rest is history.

 

Shame that none of the lads I know still speak to 'all the way' Faye! ;)

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I can well imagine Taylor, who isn't the sharpest, saying or doing something to annoy Carroll, who is a hot-head, and getting a slap for his trouble.

 

Got Shearer v Gillespie overtones this, nothing more, just a worse outcome for one thats all.

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Surely there has to be police action over this, once you have to go to hospital for a broken jaw it's no longer a matter of "Oh, I don't want to press charges" is it?  Looks like it would be classified as GBH

 

Common Assault:

* Grazes;

* Scratches;

* Abrasions;

* Minor bruising;

* Swellings;

* Reddening of the skin;

* Superficial cuts;

* A 'black eye.'

 

Section 47 Assault (ABH):

 

* Loss or breaking of tooth or teeth;

* · Temporary loss of sensory functions, which may include loss of consciousness. T v Director of Public Prosecutions, [2003] Crim. L. R. 622

* Extensive or multiple bruising;

* displaced broken nose;

* minor fractures;

* minor, but not merely superficial, cuts of a sort probably requiring medical treatment (e.g. stitches);

* psychiatric injury that is more than mere emotions such as fear, distress or panic. In any case where psychiatric injury is relied upon, as the basis for an allegation of assault occasioning actual bodily harm, and the matter is not admitted by the defence, then expert evidence must be called by the prosecution. (R v Chan-****, 99 Cr. App. R. 147, CA).

 

Section 20 wounding (GBH):

# Grievous bodily harm means serious bodily harm. (Archbold 19-206). It is for the jury to decide whether the harm is serious. However, examples of what would usually amount to serious harm include:

 

* injury resulting in permanent disability or permanent loss of sensory function;

* injury which results in more than minor permanent, visible disfigurement; broken or displaced limbs or bones, including fractured skull;

* compound fractures, broken cheek bone, jaw, ribs, etc;

* injuries which cause substantial loss of blood, usually necessitating a transfusion;

* injuries resulting in lengthy treatment or incapacity;

* psychiatric injury. As with assault occasioning actual bodily harm, appropriate expert evidence is essential to prove the injury.

 

 

 

They'd still need someone to talk. If nobody will there's little they can do.

 

Let's face it, Taylor probably isn't talking right now.

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Something has to be done about Carrolls disciplinary problems tbh. It's not as if this is a one off either, and you can gurantee he'll be in more trouble after this if it isnt nipped in the bud.

 

Nah its bout time we had someone with a left hook.

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Guest The_Scoreboard

Honestly i would keep him playing until we are guaranteed promotion then suspend him from the first team and stick him in the reserves so he doesnt get to enjoy promotion with the rest of the TEAM, oh and a massive fine aswell(is he on £10K, if so about £50k shud be enuff). Getting Stuart Pearce on the phone to remind him he better change his ways or the only national team he will play for will be Scotland. :knuppel2:

 

This is all bollocks of course if the rozzers get hold of him and he becomes Ian Huntleys room mate  :rolleyes:

 

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There must be ways to punish players for their demeanours that actually mean something, stop it happenning again, and act as a deterrent to future players, while not removing good players from the team.

 

For instance, if it was true regarding the texting issue, and I was Hughton, I'd confiscate Taylor and Carroll's phone, confiscate their car keys, make them live with myself and Colin Calderwood until the end of the season and ban them from seeing any wives/girlfriends.

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Guest Heneage

If Carroll has done anything other than defend himself then he should be sacked.

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Fuck any moral high ground for now. If he is the guilty party but can still realistically play within the team then he should.

 

Once promotion is guaranteed, then take the necessary action.

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I'd love to see the reaction of some of our fans if it was them who had received a fractured or broken jaw.  I wonder if they would be taking the same stance, I doubt it.

 

Depends on the why I got one really.

 

If I was minding my own business and the local nutter leapt out from behind a wall and chinned me then i'd be a bit pissed off.

 

If I was taking the piss out of the local nutter in the pub and he chinned me, then i'd probably have deserved it.

 

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f*** any moral high ground for now. If he is the guilty party but can still realistically play within the team then he should.

 

Once promotion is guaranteed, then take the necessary action.

 

We'll go up without him and the club is shit if he's the aggressor and is allowed to play on.

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Depends on the why I got one really.

 

If I was minding my own business and the local nutter leapt out from behind a wall and chinned me then i'd be a bit pissed off.

 

If I was taking the piss out of the local nutter in the pub and he chinned me, then i'd probably have deserved it.

 

 

So you think taking the piss out of somebody is reason enough for you to be the subject of an attack.  :lol:

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Sit the bastard down and sort him out. I don't think any of the current coaching staff can handle him properlybut we can't let him go. We need him now and we'll need him next season as well. We've had Shearer punching Gillespie and Bellamy chucking chairs about before in the past. Carroll isn't anywhere near their class of course but we're not in a position to get rid of any of our players just out of morality. The truth is we will not be able to replace him if we sell him because we already need a load of other fucking players all over the pitch.

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Guest Geordiekev

So this is something new.. I think not :doh: Shit like this happens in every club infact it happens from time to time where ever blokes work in close proximity. You can't have that much testosterone knocking about without an incident occuring from time to time... Let them kiss and make up ffs. (when Taylors gobs better)

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We'll go up without him and the club is shit if he's the aggressor and is allowed to play on.

 

This just about sums up my feelings (if Carroll is indeed "at fault" obviously, we don't really know what happened but where there's smoke there's usually fire and Carroll doesn't exactly have a very good track record in regards to these kinds of things).

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