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Three Bristol City players have been jailed after admitting their part in a brawl outside a city nightclub.

Wales international David Partridge admitted affray and causing actual bodily harm and was jailed for two months, while team-mates Steve Brooker and Bradley Orr, who was sent off earlier this week for headbutting team-mate Louis Carey, each received 28 day sentences for their involvement in the booze-fuelled fight in October last year.

 

The court heard the group were on a night out when violence flared as Partridge was thrown out of the Romeo Browns nightspot in Bristol city centre. Prosecutor Robert Davies told Bristol Crown Court that Partridge "lost control" and charged at the club's doormen. He became involved in a fight with the bouncers and his teammates became involved.

 

 

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This kind of thing must make managers weep. Modern day players, even Bristol City players, earn enough to go to the kind of high-class night spots where you don't get into fights. What do they actually do? They head for dodgy night clubs where there is plenty of chav tottie available.

 

Reminiscent of the Coconut Grove episode when a number of Liverpool players, including Sammy Lee, got into a fight and were arrested by Plod.

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They head for dodgy night clubs where there is plenty of chav tottie available.

Its not that bad. Its got a bit that looks like the inside of a plane, classy like.

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Bristol City centre at night....not a place anyone with more than 4 braincells, ten quid and a rational loathing of pain wants to be.

 

Romeo Brown's is a sh*thole of the first, second and last order. It fits those three well.

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