
Hanging All Footballers For Marlon King’s Crimes, With Carole Malone’s Old Rope
FOOTBALLER Marlon King’s victim – he punched her in the face – wants to show you her face and tell you what a bastard he is. And he is. But Carole Malone wants more. She wants to attack all footballers and football fans.
But you don’t need to look at the picturesm, which are front-page news in the NoTW. You can listen to Emily Carr tell all about the attack.
As King, 29, began an 18-month jail sentence for groping 20-year-old student Emily Carr and punching her in the face, she told for the first time how the £35,000-a-week striker taunted and floored her in the vicious nightclub attack.
It’s a story told in adjectives: “Student Emily”; “vicious nightclub attack”; “horrifying injuries”; “devastated victim”; “horrific moment”…
Our shock pictures reveal the awful aftermath of the beating that left Emily spattered head to toe in blood, her teeth forced through her lip and her nose badly broken - disfigured for life.
A commentor opines on King’s wife, Juilie, who was expecting his third child when he groped and then beat up a woman:
If her hits other women so easily in such a open place? he prob beats her to.
Mrs King says not. Another commenter says:
I think this was a racist attack. I knew his victim would be a white girl even before I read any articles about it. That is why he punched her with such severity, even though she was a complete stranger. If a white footballer punched a black girl with such force it would be seen as racist.
For some it’s not enough that an innocent young woman was sexually assaulted and then beaten up by a lunatic. Let’s imagine how worse in can be.
And right on cue, arrives Carole Malone:
And isn’t King typical of the new breed of footballer…
Well, no. He isn’t. malone offers no list of footballing women beaters. She offers no news on other sports, rubgy, for instance or darts. Do show jumpers beat up women? Again, no facts.
“…many Premiership club managers seem to be as morally bereft as their players.”
Such as? Carole doesn’t say. And then there are the kids who are pulling on replica kits and making ready to beat up women.
Like it or not, footballers are role models for kids and if those kids see their heroes beating women up and getting away with it - that’s what THEY’LL do.
Carole continues to talk and rubbish football. And she is free to talk so long as a football fan in a replica kit does not approach to quieten her.
I’d like to think this moron’s career is finished but in the money-grubbing world of football where managers protect the law-breakers and the thugs who make them millions, I wouldn’t bet on it.
Well, not again. King committed a crime. He has been jailed. If anyone sees fit to employ him afterwards, they can. If a secretary hits a woman or rapes one he can still be a secretary ocne his sentence is served. That’s the rule of law. Or would Malone like there to be one law for footballers and one law for the rest of us?
You imagine, she’d love that…
Posted: 1st, November 2009 | In: Key Posts, Sports Comments (4) | Follow the Comments on our RSS feed: RSS 2.0 | TrackBack | Permalink
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November 2nd, 2009 at 2:42 pm
overheard that bastion of morality from the PFA on the news this morning (Graham Taylor..? correct me if I’m wrong…), saying that there was no reason why King shouldn’t pick up his life and former employment on his release!!! I have heard of protectionism, but when it involves diminishing the crimes of an overpaid thug, the PFA should hang their heads in shame.
what a fine example they set for the future - professional footballers…? professional yobs more like - I hope he serves the full term.
full credit to the Wigan boss for having no hesitation in sacking him.
as for his wife, the poor cow is probably too scared of him to do anything else but support him in public….
November 1st, 2009 at 9:03 pm
Of course he’s a classic example of footballers today. He’s the only one in the press, because a couple of years ago, the press wouldn’t have given the time of day to a woman who made a claim against a footballer. There was, and still is, a certain ‘boys will be boys’ mentality surrounding footballers, it seems because they are involved in a popular national pastime, they can do no wrong. As a bloke, I think it’s disgusting.
November 1st, 2009 at 3:32 pm
Of course King is typical of many footballers today. You want more examples? How about Lee Hughes? Or Joey Barton? Or maybe Luke McCormick? Or perhaps El Hadji Diouf? What about Lesley Vainikolo? Steven Gerrard? Eric Cantona? Barry Ferguson? Allan McGregor? Charles Itandje? One could go on and on. Face it: footballers are nothing more than over-paid entertainers, many of whom unfortunately believe that their massive salaries gives them license to misbehave like spoilt children.
November 1st, 2009 at 2:32 pm
Can you please stop calling them “footballers”?
There are “rugby footballers” (union and league), “American footballers” and a number of others (Australian Rules, Gaelic etc).
These “people” are “soccer players”.
Rugby was already “rugger” and hockey was “hockers” but you couldn’t called “association football” “asoccer” so it became “soccer”.
As far as Marlon King is concerned, the “N” word springs to mind but, as my IQ is in excess of one hundred, not to the larynx…