liverpool fc attempt to make things a little more comfortable for convicted criminal

 

http://icliverpool.icnetwork.co.uk/0100new...-name_page.html

Have I missed something? Why is he serving his sentence in UK? And will he actually serve this?

Have I missed something? Why is he serving his sentence in UK? And will he actually serve this?

 

 

His family and 'supporters' paid his fine so he could be transfered back to UK.

 

Dont know how much of it he will serve.

 

Another question is whether UK tax payers are now footing the bill.

""Michael is a young man who went to enjoy a football match, supporting us in the European Cup Final.

He enjoyed one of the greatest nights in Liverpool history, but didn't come home"

 

Aye cos he caved some poor bastards yed in with a paving slab!

""Michael is a young man who went to enjoy a football match, supporting us in the European Cup Final.

He enjoyed one of the greatest nights in Liverpool history, but didn't come home"

 

Aye cos he caved some poor bastards yed in with a paving slab!

 

 

OR DID HE? they got a confession of t'other lad didnt they?

Guess I am being thick here but if Liverpool / Rick Parry cared so much about him rather than let people do a collection couldn't they pay the ??8K a month or the ??90K fine themselves ? Perhaps they could take it out of the club fines for turning up late for training and that sort of stuff.

OR DID HE? they got a confession of t'other lad didnt they?

 

 

Shields family are well connected if you know what I mean and that other scrote was paid to lie basically

OR DID HE? they got a confession of t'other lad didnt they?

 

A confession of convenience, which was withdrawn not long after. The guy was caught bang to rights and identified a quite a number of people.

Read the confession. The bloke doesn't have a fooking clue what he's confessing to.

 

I GRAHAM SANKEY, wish to make the following confession: On Sunday, May 29 2005 I was in the Bulgarian resort of Golden Sands near to the Port of Varna at about 5am.

 

I unfortunately had far too much to drink; I had been drinking lager for the better part of the day. In the evening I estimate that I drank nearly a full bottle of vodka and I was very, very drunk.

 

I left the PR Club and I was making my way to my hotel. I remember seeing a disturbance and a fight was taking place involving a large number of people, some of whom were wearing red shirts.

I could see bottles being thrown and as I drew closer a bottle smashed on the wall behind my head. As I turned to see where the bottle had come from I saw three men running at me with bottles and bricks in their hands.

 

I panicked and stupidly picked up a brick and threw it in the direction of the men running towards me. I saw the brick hit one of them. I panicked and I turned and ran away and returned to the hotel.

 

I did not know at that time that Mr Martin Georgiev had been injured.

 

I was arrested (with others) by the Bulgarian police.

 

The following day I was questioned by an investigator. I was utterly terrified and denied any involvement in the incident.

 

I still did not know about the injuries to Mr Georgiev. I was then released and I discovered that Mr Georgiev had been seriously injured. I then returned to Liverpool.

 

I accept that I must have caused the serious injury to Mr Georgiev.

 

My conscience has been tormenting me ever since. I read in the papers about Michael Shields' trial, and I felt that I could not let an innocent man take the blame for what I had done.

 

So I instructed my solicitor, Mr David Kirwan, to make public my acceptance of responsibility and my willingness to accept fully the consequences of my actions.

 

I expected that the Bulgarian court would accept my admission and free Mr Shields. I was horrified that the court has refused to do this, so I am making this signed confession in the hope that an innocent man will no longer have to take responsibility for what I admit I did.

 

Finally, I want to say that I bitterly regret what I did to Mr Georgiev. I wholeheartedly apologise to him, his family and the Bulgarian authorities.

 

I am only 20 years old, and am appalled that I have ruined Mr Georgiev's life and that Michael Shields, an innocent man, has received blame for what I did.

 

I just wish that I had my time over again.

 

www.freemichaelshields.org

Read the confession. The bloke doesn't have a fooking clue what he's confessing to.

www.freemichaelshields.org

 

 

the fact he says he threw a brick but the guy's head was caved in with a paving slab is the biggest flaw in that!!

Shields said he was in bed by 10.30pm on the night they won the Champions League....riiiiiiiiiiiiight

 

Shields said he was in bed by 10.30pm on the night they won the Champions League....riiiiiiiiiiiiight

 

 

Now then: the potential flaw in that argument is this:

 

The game kicked off at 7.45 UK time, it ended in a 3-3 draw at 9.35pm. The resulting penalty shootout went beyond 10pm, if I remember correctly.

This means that the game finished after 11pm in Bulgaria, yet he claimed to have watched Liverpool win the game and then went to bed.

 

 

Murderers.

Now then: the potential flaw in that argument is this:

 

The game kicked off at 7.45 UK time, it ended in a 3-3 draw at 9.35pm. The resulting penalty shootout went beyond 10pm, if I remember correctly.

This means that the game finished after 11pm in Bulgaria, yet he claimed to have watched Liverpool win the game and then went to bed.

Murderers.

 

 

The incident happened on the Sunday, 4 days after the final. All the Scousers were in Bulgaria on their way home.

 

Its still a load of sh1te and Shields is guilty as hell.

 

My other point still stands. Who is footing the bill now he is in a UK prison.

The incident happened on the Sunday, 4 days after the final. All the Scousers were in Bulgaria on their way home.

 

Its still a load of sh1te and Shields is guilty as hell.

 

My other point still stands. Who is footing the bill now he is in a UK prison.

 

One word - us.

 

What on earth were you looking for?

 

Pass me the soap.

Sankey's confession; "So I instructed my solicitor, Mr David Kirwan, to make public my acceptance of responsibility and my willingness to accept fully the consequences of my actions." So why hasn't he?

 

I have heard about the "connections", why haven't they stumped up for the fine? Their lad has been in jail for 18 months now?

What on earth were you looking for?

 

Pass me the soap.

 

 

It was on ITK.

 

:p