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During cross examinatiion by defence counsel he was asked did he state at a party whilst drunk that he was he out to get Fallon.
It was never suggested that he had a problem with alcohol just that he was drunk at this party. The BHA are continually stating the he does not have a drink problem. As I say it was never suggested he had but it seems this has touched a raw nerve with the BHA.
define problem
do you go to the pub every day, lunch time and evening ?
it’s called social drinking
the line is very flexible and grey ….
During cross examinatiion by defence counsel he was asked did he state at a party whilst drunk that he was he out to get Fallon.
It was never suggested that he had a problem with alcohol just that he was drunk at this party. The BHA are continually stating the he does not have a drink problem. As I say it was never suggested he had but it seems this has touched a raw nerve with the BHA.
Of course it would touch a raw nerve………sometimes you have to over defend to defend due to the papers latching on to something and making a mountain ot of a molehill……what a suprise though, someone from the PBA saying they were out to get Fallon…..I would have thought they would just love a guy like him
David Ashforth has an article in todays Post which is quite critical of Scotney. Probably be online tomorrow
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