📷DISGUSTING: This is Judge Tracey Lloyd-Clarke, Recorder of Cardiff. She sentenced ex-soldier Daffron Williams — a 41-year-old veteran who served in Iraq and Afghanistan and suffers from PTSD — to two years in prison (half to be served in custody) for Facebook posts made in the tense days after the Southport child murders.
His posts referenced “civil war is here” and included anti-Islamic imagery. She acknowledged his military service, good character references, and mental health struggles… but still sent him to prison for words on the internet.
The same judge has also jailed others for social media posts in the post-riot crackdown, including 24-year-old David Morgan who received 20 months for tweets involving Nazi imagery and racist content.
Yet when Rees Newman — convicted of the historic rape of a girl under 14 — appeared before her for breaching his sex offender requirements, she suspended his two-month jail term, explicitly citing prison overcrowding.
A veteran with PTSD goes to prison for Facebook comments warning about cultural conflict.
A child rapist walks free because the jails are too full.
Regardless of personal opinions about Russell Brand, on the exact same day he received a prison sentence of ten years and six months, an Afghan national appeared in court for three counts of rape and penetration of a child under 13, but received a two-year suspended sentence.
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A professional referee and three professional VAR officials, with the help of up to 50 cameras, missed this 😂
Do they really expect us to believe that they ALL missed this?😂
PGMOL 🤝 Manchester United FC
🚨Joe Hart brutally criticizes Guéhi and Gvardiol after Manchester City's 3–1 defeat to Nottingham Forest:
🗣️ “This wasn’t some complicated tactical issue. It was individual failure from Guéhi and Gvardiol, and I’m tired of people dressing it up as anything else.
I’m not interested in the tactical excuses. This wasn’t some clever Forest setup that unlocked City. This was two centre-backs who simply weren’t good enough on the day, and it cost them the game.
Gvardiol gets robbed in his own half for the opener. That’s not bad luck. That’s poor awareness, slow reaction and a complete lack of concentration. Then Guéhi is part of a backline that can’t stop Delap running straight through them for the second. Two defenders brought in to raise the level, and Nottingham Forest are treating them like they can be got at whenever they want.
You can’t keep asking the midfield and the attackers to paper over this. When you’re at Manchester City and you’re supposed to be competing for titles, the backline has to set the standard. Not the other way round.
These two were expected to strengthen that defence. Instead they looked vulnerable every time Forest got moving. Positioning was poor, communication was nonexistent at times, and the decision-making was schoolboy level.
Maresca has to look at this properly. You can’t keep picking on reputation and big-money history when the actual performances are this soft.
City used to intimidate teams just by the way they defended. Now sides are looking at that backline and thinking they can expose it. Conceding three against Forest is not acceptable. Not at this club. Not with the ambitions they have.
Guéhi and Gvardiol have to take responsibility. Their mistakes handed Forest the points. If Maresca keeps making excuses for individual defensive failures like this, the problems are only going to get worse. The standards have dropped. That’s on the defenders who were meant to hold them.
🚨 Paul Gilroy KC On City's Appeal 👀
🗣"This all depends on one piece of evidence that the panel got it wrong on where the funding came from. #ManCity will say it is the thread that goes all the way through this decision. Unpick that thread and the whole thing falls apart" ⚖️
🚨 Paul Gilroy KC on #ManCity case:
🎙“It’s likely to end up at the High Court. Because in a High Court you’re free to issue your challenge — It looks like it will go all the way through the #PL process into a High Court process, goong far beyond this season. I’d say five years”
Looks like it’s going to the High Court then. That’s where I’m sure the Barristers want this to go so they can take down the Cartel and Premer Leaque. Buckle up boys and girl’s👌🏻👨⚖️
The chair of the EPL now overseeing City’s appeal describes herself as “a lifelong Man United fan [who] stood on the Stretford End before it had seats.” BBC