BlueLagoonCo
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Hope he gets leave to appeal then gets another 2 year up his nonce hole for the audacity
Paedo ex-Celtic Boys’ Club coach Frank Cairney launches bid for freedom as he appeals child abuse conviction
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jweebear
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Their name is toxic around this atm on this, Celtic Boys Club, Celtic Fc, St Pat's, the Celtic Paedophile Ring. It's all connected and doing them harm, it isn't going away any time soon.
Cyberniv
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A convicted Lockerbie bomber was released on medical grounds. Not bailed, released.
Laudrup22
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Lockerbie bomber was released because he was dying,and went within year and a half I think.
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Timskelper
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Excellent. That’s the one I was referring to. Thank you Timskelper
You're welcome mate.
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Dooodooodrooo
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Shared.
Cyberniv
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Not trying to split hairs but he lasted 2 years and 9 months after release.
The point was really, if he can be released, anyone can.
Grigo Yossarian
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thetoptier
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how is it ordinary folk can't get a doctor's appointment but a freshly convicted paedophile gets treated immediately?
georgedoors
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Thought this nonce pleased guilty wtf. He's attempting to make sure he dies outside of prison.
johnnylittle
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Any chance someone over there (i'm in Canada) go to the library and look through the "Who's Who" book. There's a chance his history is recorded in there.
ShootYouDown
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Doing a wee bit of reading up on the fat Japanese,and saw that he was appointed a director at Monktonhall colliery in the 12 months before it went down the pan ,costing 300 jobs and a £20 million loss to HMRC. Who was the Scottish Office energy minister who " stepped in to help" at the time??? Ha ha,that loveable rogue Brian Wilson. Sellick director i hear you say??? Surely not!! This was 1996/97 time
Would be a nice thing that lol
Does this re instate the press gagging order?
That'll be the ploy recommended by Useless and Dornan.
That'll be the ploy recommended by Useless and Dornan.
Div1872
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If this bastard gets bail pending this appeal then serious questions need asked of the judiciary in this country
Remember Cairney was found guilty on 14th Dec 2018 of 9 charges of child sex abuse
He is bailed and told to appear for sentencing on 7th Feb 2019
The vile bastard got to spend nearly 2 months at home over Xmas and New Year which is a f.ucking joke
The vile paedo should have been denied bail
Remember Cairney was found guilty on 14th Dec 2018 of 9 charges of child sex abuse
He is bailed and told to appear for sentencing on 7th Feb 2019
The vile bastard got to spend nearly 2 months at home over Xmas and New Year which is a f.ucking joke
The vile paedo should have been denied bail
johnnylittle
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Peter Lawwell
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Peter Lawwell is the chief executive of the Scottish Premier League football club Celtic F.C.[1]
After a career working as an executive for a number of companies, including ICI and Hoffman-LaRoche, Lawwell joined Celtic as financial controller in 1990. He left the club and held senior positions in Mining Scotland and Clydeport before returning to Celtic in November 2003 as CEO.[2] He has been credited with helping the club to increase revenue since his appointment and is considered a tough transfer negotiator.[3]Nevertheless he felt obliged to apologize for fans after a trophy-less 2009-10 campaign.[4]
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Peter Lawwell is the chief executive of the Scottish Premier League football club Celtic F.C.[1]
After a career working as an executive for a number of companies, including ICI and Hoffman-LaRoche, Lawwell joined Celtic as financial controller in 1990. He left the club and held senior positions in Mining Scotland and Clydeport before returning to Celtic in November 2003 as CEO.[2] He has been credited with helping the club to increase revenue since his appointment and is considered a tough transfer negotiator.[3]Nevertheless he felt obliged to apologize for fans after a trophy-less 2009-10 campaign.[4]
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