Updated: February 1, 2021, 10:07 am
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Andrew Neave.
A sadistic brute kicked a petrified mother in the stomach while she held onto a pram, containing her newborn, on a flight of stairs.
Andrew Neave, 26, was recently locked up for 28 months after leaving a pub-goer lying in a pool of blood following a vicious attack in Montrose.
But at a court appearance at Forfar Sheriff Court on Thursday, Neave was handed a consecutive nine month sentence for charges including assault on his former partner.
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Updated: January 26, 2021, 8:37 am
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The case was called at Dundee Sheriff Court.
A drunken thug who left a pub-goer lying in a pool of blood following a vicious attack has been locked up.
Andrew Neave wreaked havoc inside the Lochside Bar, on North Esk Street, Montrose, before storming his partner’s home and damaging her front door.
The 26-year-old punched Clifford West off his seat before knocking him unconscious by repeatedly punching and kicking him as he lay on the ground.
Neave then punched Irina West on the face.
Dundee Sheriff Court heard the incident was sparked when a woman, who Neave was drinking with, repeatedly left her seat.
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2020 was both a year to remember and a year we all want to forget.
Before it’s too far gone, let’s take some time to remember some of the rugby league players who left us for good in 2020.
1. Paul Fisher
A Souths-Sunnybank junior and a very accomplished and highly regarded player in the Brisbane competition, Paul Fisher was equally at home at either halfback, hooker or fullback. He was selected in the Queensland residents team in 1992 under coach Paul Vautin.
Brian James
1943-January 10, 2020
A high-quality winger for South Sydney who represented Australia at the 1968 World Cup before retiring at the age of 26.
The son of former Cootamundra Maher Cup prop Jack Swifty James, he came to rugby league via rugby union after attending Newington College and playing a season of first grade with the St George rugby club.
He switched to rugby league with St George in 1961 where he played centre and wing but top-grade opportunities were scarce in the Dragons’ star-studded backline, so he made the decision to transfer to South Sydney in 1966.
He was quickly vindicated, playing more first-grade games in his first season with Souths (18) then he did in four years at St George (16). A winger of above average pace (he pursued professional sprinting in the off-season), James earned his first representative jersey with City Seconds in 1967 before making City Firsts the following year.
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