Joyrider ..!! Keys Left in Footballers F430 Spider...!!!

[Bemmer]

Middlesbrough,s Gary O'Neil Left the Keys in the ignition of his F430 Spider while paying for fuel at a Yorkshire petrol station on Monday..!! Joyrider jumps in and takes it for a Spin..!! Easy come Easy go..!!

[adam85]

Silly Billy !

[ShadownINja]

What does he expect?

PS Who?

[CooperS]

who leaves their F430 unlocked let alone with keys in the ignition in a petrol station.

[ShadownINja]

CooperS said:

who leaves their F430 unlocked let alone with keys in the ignition in a petrol station.

Well, he wasn't so stupid as to lock it with the keys in the ignition or he'd not be able to get back in.

[DIW35]

Insurance probably won't pay out in a case like that. Still, I am sure he can afford it!

[Adam T]

My mate was one of the police involved in trying to stop this Ferrari - apparently the guys comments were basically that he would just buy another - apprently it was pointed out how stupid he was.

I woulnt leave the keys in anything! never mind my F430.

[Adam T]

DIW35 said:

Insurance probably won't pay out in a case like that. Still, I am sure he can afford it!

Apparently his comments were just that - and then he was told how if there had been a big accident he could be culpable for having knowingly left the keys in. every one is lucky that no one was injured or seriously hurt.

How stupid are footballers - seriously though - does this lad not have a brain. does he need someone to hold his hand in life?

[Adam B]

Adam T said:

How stupid are footballers - seriously though - does this lad not have a brain. does he need someone to hold his hand in life?

very, a small one, till 35 at least

[ehyouwhat]

Adam T said:

and then he was told how if there had been a big accident he could be culpable for having knowingly left the keys in.

Really? He was told that by the police?

[evil_dr_fish]

Yeah - that sounds like a big fat load of c0ck to me!

[brum]

Yes - probably not true.
But as long as it wiped the moronic grin from his stupid face I'm all in favour of it.
To be fair the bladder kicker probably got lost as soon as the word culpable was introduced into the sentence.

[diablo_pete]

Adam T said:

How stupid are footballers - seriously though - does this lad not have a brain. does he need someone to hold his hand in life?

I think the guy that stole the car should be more worthy of being judged than the F430 owner. Not everyone in life has been jaded at such age that they realise that there is scum out there that can't be trusted. Everyone makes mistakes and forgets things. We don't all steal Ferraris.

[Wacky Racer]

Has the car been recovered??...


(probably in a ditch)

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/north_yorkshire...

Edited by Wacky Racer on Wednesday 25th February 14:35

[Bemmer]

The thief was arrested after a 25 mile chase.!In Harrogate court the following day.!Given 10-month prison sentence(quote from yorkshire post newspaper) and 1 year ban.!That is quick.!

Edited by Bemmer on Wednesday 25th February 14:56

[spenny_b]

I'm just waiting for another report/eye witness to really make my day and say something like "his WAG was actually present in the car at the time but was so hopelessly dim, that she failed to notice it wasn't her boyfriend/husband [delete as appropriate]"

On a serious note, shirly any insurance underwriter worth their salt would refuse to insure him for a goodly while, based upon his negligance?

[evil_dr_fish]

Are we not all being somewhat guilty of the 'British Disease' mentality? "...Rich footballler doesn't deserve sh|t"

Yes, I totally agree that it was indeed monumentally dumb / naive in today's society to leave his keys in the car...

However, how many of us have had similar reactions from the "success hating British public" for simply owning our cars?



All humour / banter aside, at the end of the day this is the action of a thieving chav scumwad!

[Adam T]

brum said:

Yes - probably not true.
But as long as it wiped the moronic grin from his stupid face I'm all in favour of it.
To be fair the bladder kicker probably got lost as soon as the word culpable was introduced into the sentence.

I am pretty sure that was the idea. apparently he was a right tool

Edited by Adam T on Wednesday 25th February 15:08

[ShadownINja]

Adam T said:

My mate was one of the police involved in trying to stop this Ferrari - apparently the guys comments were basically that he would just buy another - apprently it was pointed out how stupid he was.

If he has such a relaxed approach, won't this cost the tax payer more? It'll likely happen again, resulting in related police/legal system costs...

[Adam B]

evil_dr_fish said:

Are we not all being somewhat guilty of the 'British Disease' mentality? "...Rich footballler doesn't deserve sh|t"

don't get me wrong, I happily bring back hanging and car thieves would be first in a long line (and rope would not cost as much of our taxpayers £ as prison)

but I also get annoyed at idiots who wrack up insurance claims or incidents through sheer stupidity - then makes insurance for everyone more expensive