From the mirror!!!

[JudgeRed]

'Murdered over footie'
23/08/2007

A liverpool fan was allegedly hacked to pieces and dumped in two wheelie bins by a Chelsea supporter after a row over the controversial penalty in Sunday's 1-1 draw.

Ex-Merseysider dad-of-two William McClatchey reportedly watched the match in a flat in Belfast.

And a local said: "It all stemmed from that game."

Mark Anderson is due before magistrates today charged with murder.

What is the world coming to?

[Shaggy]

That is shocking.



RIP.

[Abro100]

Was he found in a canal? By ards?

[Pacman]

What the ****?

That's terrible.

[DeeGame]

no live should be taken because of an arguement over footie

[Pacman]

no live should be taken because of an arguement over footie

Is it on sky?

[Tom]

If it'd been the other way round we'd be hearing no end of "murderes"

[Abro100]

There must of been something going on before that, i am not having that it happened over a penalty, i bet rob styles feels even more like **** now.
There must of been somethign dodgy going on.

[donpisci]

I hope they catch the scum who did this and have them hung.

Our thoughts are with his family.

RIP

YNWA

[Imy]

There some seriously fecked up people in this world

[Fubar]

Rip

Ynwa

[Warren]

http://www.ireland.com/newspaper/breaking/2007/0823/breaking6.htm

Man in court over Belfast murder

A 41-year-old man appeared in court in Belfast today charged with the brutal murder of a man whose dismembered body was found dumped in a wheelie bin.

Mark Warwick of Pottinger House, Castlereagh Street, in the east of the city, was charged at Belfast Magistrates Court with the murder of father-of-two William McClatchey, 34, whose body was found dumped in a wheelie bin behind the Pottinger House flat.

Warwick, who appeared in the dock unshaven and dressed in a pale blue zip-up forensic boiler suit, spoke only once, muttering "aye" when asked if he understood the charge against him.

During the brief hearing, Acting Detective Chief Insp Deborah McMaster said she believed she could connect the accused to the charge.

Warwick was remanded in custody to reappear by video link at the same court on September 20.

Relatives of the murder victim did not attend court but a solicitor, Denis Maloney told the magistrate, Joe Rice they were too overcome with grief.

He said: "I have been instructed to say they are so overcome with grief at this tragic loss of their much-loved son and brother that they have decided not to come to court as they are trying to come to terms with the enormity of their tragedy."

Mr McClatchey's heavily tattooed body was discovered in the bin outside Pottinger House earlier this week. He is understood to have been in one of the flats watching football before his death.

The father of a 10-year-old daughter and five-year-old son, he had been staying with members of his family on the other side of Belfast at the loyalist Taughmonagh estate in the south of the city.

[Rowan]

What the **** is the world coming to. This is catastrophic news and frankly i'm disgusted that this sort of thing continues to go on. The top and bottom of it is that some horrible, horrible ****ers are happy to use football as a vehicle or excuse to perpertrate violent acts on others and the outcome is that we end up with increased policing at games and in this case someone getting killed and there family left, no doubt, distraught. I hope that this doesn't lead to a retaliation by some of the pyschos who mascarade as fans because if it does every fan will suffer.

It's only a game for ****s sake

[cobain]

OMG! Two pointless murders recently. One 11 years old, one a father of two.

Can't ****ing believe it!

RIP and YNWA lad!

[Nicey]

YNWA ... just sad very very sad