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flipnflap | 06:37 Mon 23rd May 2011 | News
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There can't be many people who don't know the name of the injunction case soccer player. Fans of clubs playing against his must have had a field day shouting abuse when he's on the ball. Has anyone heard any such abuse or chants that can be repeated here without of course namng the mystery individual?
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b~~~~r off Romanov...at heart of midlothians manager....Lithuanian...not too well liked at the time..
He wasn't playing yesterday, not even on the subs bench.

But during the radio commentary I thought I heard some of the crowd asking for him to give them a wave, it was that abusive.
Did you read the UK sunday papers? Huge hints ie

Man Up and admit it

He will be keeping a low profile and won't be doing any Digs this weekend.

So I can hazard a guess at who it is LOL
Before anyone mentions it. We've added a couple of names to the word filter. Please don't try and get around it, it would cause us a great deal of discomfort!
You just know that people will want to see what they filter to now! (well I do, feel free to remove this)

Digs.
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I don't really attend Football Matches - I prefer Music Digs......
I hope nobody reads the alleged persons wikipedia entry, because it's included in that.

The whole situation reminds me of

I saw the following posted by a Welshman on another forum :-

"Well if mr g was going to do it right you think he would have had at least 4 or 5 women going at the same time but just one he can't be a true welshman"
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Fly On Pigs.....
it'd be tough to come up with a chant really about having it off with a half decent looking lass! I doubt the Barca fans will come up with much either so Raggy Snig may well get away with the chants!
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I certainly didn't know it was Digs - but it's in the public arena now.

The MP who named him claimed to do so because he was worried aout the potential secret imprisonment of people who may have named Digs on Twitter.

How likely is that?

I feel it more likely that the Honourable Gentleman - the MP that is of course! - named Digs because he sees the Super-Injunction as supression of free speech.

It's a difficult balancing act for judges - between the right to privacy and protection of families, wighed against the freedom of speech and the 'right to know'.

I think with hindsight, Digs would have been better to let the media publish in the first pace, ride out the storm, and let it die quietly.

No chance of that happening now!
Looks like the filter is still on - I love the way you have complied with the law Ed., but not been especially subtle about the substitute name you have used!
andy, I gather the judge's reason for granting the injunction was that he suspected the young lady of blackmailing the footballer. It's standard practice to suppress the names of blackmail victims, otherwise they'd never dare report the blackmail, and blackmailers everywhere would rejoice.
Never thought of that aspect. Blackmail is much nastier than having a bit on the side. Perhaps we will learn more as time passes.
No there was never any intention on the young lady's part of blackmail, according to Max Clifford. she did her best not to get any of this mentioned, G1ggs was being neurotic!!

And any judge with the name Tugenhat belongs in Harry Potter and not the real world!!!

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