My_Evo

Okay, so on Saturday Grays vice-captain Jamie Stuart took it uopn himself to break York striker Chris Beardsley's jaw in two places.
It wasn't an accident, it wasn't a late challenge, it was an assault, plain and simple.

Now, this is a lad with "previous". Charlton got rid as he "unknowingly" ended up with Marijuana and Cocaine in his system, and he is widely acknowledged to have "problems". His relatively short career has already seen 9 red cards.


While Grays fans have rightly condemned the act, the club have been remarkably cagey.

They have, as yet, failed to pass the video of the match to York City.
No-one from the club, including Stuart, has apologised to Chris, nor have they even asked after him.

Manager Justin Edinburgh limited himself to "I didn't see it, but the incident changed the game for us", which is staggeringly ignorant.


If there is any justice, this guy is getting criminal charges brought against him.
Any football club run by decent people would have apologised, and taken internal action. Grays are going to "wait and see".


I'd urge any Grays fans that post here to encourage their club to take action against this apalling thug of a footballer.

retired_selvinel

All this inhumanity proves God doesn't exist.

retired_hvporter

Grays have fans? I can't take you seriously with that quote.

Honestly though, it is a bit hard to base a decision on your post. Can't remember reading anything about it in the Non League Papers at the weekend.

retired_Frappin'

No room for it at any level of football, ruins the game for everyone.

Was it a personal vendetta or just because Jamie Stewart is a pr!k?

retired_DonWon

Justin Edinburgh is a massive massive ****

retired_hvporter

Well, there is that.

lusciouslemon

only a coach in FM, with discipline of 2. says it all really :thdn:

retired_imran_ryd

That's Essex for you

retired_ehicks84

sounds a bit off. i would like to thank them for michael kightly though. mkifb.

retired_MikeMcC

well in the match report on the Grays website it says:

"A moment of sheer madness and, quite frankly, brutality from Jamie Stuart left Grays a man light for 70 minutes. The vice-captain‘s elbow left the jaw of York forward Chris Beardsley broken in two places."

and a news item containing this: "We would like to take this opportunity to wish Chris a very speedy and full recovery. "

which would seem to nullify your argument somewhat, what were the two york players sent off for?