Matt McGlone loses compensation claim against Scum

Is this the same clown that got fags at the shop instead of his lottery ticket and his numbers came up so his Mrs left him or something along they lines?
 
It is all very suspicious that just as Torbet’s case is in Court, that firstly this roaster makes a claim then was there not a guy in a wheelchair making a claim for something too.

Is it to divert internet searches of Celtic court cases away from the real story ?

Or for their lawyers to make out that people fabricate stories to make claims against the rancid club.

Something is just not right.
 
It is all very suspicious that just as Torbet’s case is in Court, that firstly this roaster makes a claim then was there not a guy in a wheelchair making a claim for something too.

Is it to divert internet searches of Celtic court cases away from the real story ?

Or for their lawyers to make out that people fabricate stories to make claims against the rancid club.

Something is just not right.


Your too paranoid mate, this has been on the go and in the system for a few months.
 
A Celtic fan who intended to sue the club for £50,000 after claiming a spilled drink caused him to fall and suffer injuries, has been not been awarded any cash by Glasgow Sheriff Court.

Matt McGlone, 63, lodged papers at Glasgow Sheriff Court earlier this year for compensation.

The case was put on hold for months but the civil office confirmed that after a joint agreement by both sides, it resolved out-with court.

A sheriff granted the motion for ”absolvitor”, this means the outcome of the court is in favour of Celtic.

McGlone - editor of Celtic magazine Alternative View - claimed he suffered injuries as a result of his fall and posted pictures of them on his Twitter feed.

But, Celtic’s lawyers said the incident was McGlone’s own fault.

He was at Parkhead on December 3, 2014, with his teenage son to see Celtic beat Partick Thistle 1-0 when he slipped and hit his head on the metal part of a fold up seat.

McGlone, of Mosspark, suffered a deep cut over his forehead and was taken by ambulance to Glasgow Royal Infirmary.

The papers he lodged also said he suffered a scar over his eye and was left with knee, neck and back pain.

It was claimed a drink was spilled on the ground at the stand, which was also wet due to fans bringing in rain water.

His legal team alleged the concrete floor was worn and slippy, causing McGlone to fall.

But in response, Celtic claimed McGlone, was rushing to meet his 13-year-old son.

They said: “It was his duty to watch where he was placing his feet.

“In each and all of these duties, the pursuer failed and by his failure, caused or materially contributed to the accident.”

McGlone said he had to have physiotherapy at the National Stadium Sports Health & Injury Clinic and was unable to work for two weeks following the accident.
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:D
 
When I saw the pic..I thought he looked familiar.and hey it's Matt having a fall or should that be fail.
 
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If he was going to run a scam like that you'd think he'd buy a ticket for Ibrox and slip on a spilt drink there, at least he'd be able to count on the support of his fellow mhanks. But to try it on with your own club is just embarrassing.

Ach well, another can of Stella Matt ? ;)
 
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