Apparently house turned over whilst he was at a game
“Watches and jewellery worth over £1 million stolen” 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳
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Apparently house turned over whilst he was at a game
“Watches and jewellery worth over £1 million stolen” 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳
He had quite a collection. I’d want 24 hr on site security.
https://iflwatches.com/blogs/celebri...tch-collection
I’ve just seen his supposed weekly salary - it’s going to take him a month of kicking the ball around to cover his loss - jeeeez
Wow, he really did have terrible taste in watches.
Yes, it mainly shows an appreciation of money not watches. Similar to a billionaire having a collection of multimillion pound, one off hypercars.Quote:
Originally Posted by Foxy100
This article is dated 30th November 2023; so, was he targeted because of it? It seems the journalist got the information mainly from photos of Grealish wearing the watches in public.Quote:
Originally Posted by tz-uk73
Must say I was amused by the Daily Mirror article about Guardiola advising his players to be careful about what they post on social media ... and the photo editor used a pic of him wearing his RM Nadal LOL
Yeah done post pictures of yourself on the team bus travelling to away games.Quote:
Originally Posted by 459GMB
Big giveaway!
“ Many football players such as Karim Benzema, Luka Modric, Robert Lewandowski, etc. also have this watch. I mean this is a nice watch, no wonder many celebrities want to have it.”
It’s these kind of insights that make reading the IFL blog so worthwhile.
They get paid so much they have to spend it on something.
I bet they all have a nice collection of watches and jewellery.
I wonder if they went looking for his hairband collection ??:surprised:
Just watching Jermaine Jenas on James Martin wearing a gold Nautilus
You beat me to it.Quote:
Originally Posted by reggie747
They wear these watches as symbols of how much money they have,its easy to display out in the open on a wrist.
Its not the aesthetics of the watch but the value thats the lure.
Another reason I fell out of love with football,the wages they get for what they do is just ridiculous.
Do they pay for these watches, or get paid to wear them?
They prob have a watch dealer or 2von speed dial. But they live in a world of luxury goods so may get a discount esp if photographed wearing a certain watch. But does he not have a safe? For the cost of one of these watches he could prob buy a good safe to compliment the alarm. I'm sure the insurance co must have a stipulation 're security
No....but a damn fine selection of hairbands...Quote:
Originally Posted by mrushton
Quite a response by the rozzers………………..
https://www.theguardian.com/football...ed-by-burglary
”Members of Grealish’s family and his fiancee, Sasha Atwood, were reportedly watching the televised match at the property when they heard a disturbance. An alarm was raised and an emergency response was launched with a helicopter, police dogs and a number of officers sent to the property near Knutsford, but no suspects were detected.”
It must be part of the new national emphasis on tackling burglary https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-67298145 - clearly what we can all expect from now on...Quote:
Originally Posted by blackal
I thought Patek was generally well regarded around these parts? Not like he collected Hublot or something :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Foxy100
I wonder where he kept them all? I guessing probably in his walk in wardrobe
Surely if he had them in a hidden safe they might have been safe?
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Originally Posted by Balance wheel
I read that they had only recently moved (back) in after extensive mods to the house. Lots of trades on site.
There was a safe, apparently - maybe not a serious one, maybe empty, maybe not bolted down?
entered via upstairs, while occupants were downstairs.
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Originally Posted by blackal
Everyone else thay dont attend and say thats what insurance is for.
The police choose who to help and what crimes they deem worthy of investigation,its not equal.
They know who stole from me its on clear CCTV,they know the names and where they live.
They refused tto attend telling me to claim of my insurance.
Agreed. I have no sympathy for Grealish or any footballer who gets robbed. Anyone that flaunts their obscene wealth deserves all they get.Quote:
Originally Posted by bwest76
Dont be silly I dont agree with that at all,I said I dont agree with the wages.Quote:
Originally Posted by estoban7
Yes I know what you meant and I agree about obscene wages. I just couldn't careless about him being robbed.Quote:
Originally Posted by bwest76
All animals are equal, except some are more equal than others.Quote:
Originally Posted by bwest76
Wow that is nutsQuote:
Originally Posted by estoban7
There is a difference in the situations (which does not fit your narrative). Where a home is occupied during a robbery attempt with associated potential for violence/harm then the Police will attend. Where an unoccupied property is burgled they will probably not unless resources are free/available. Let's see if the new 'guidelines' change anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by Passenger
Can you remember when some protestors peacefully occupied a Russian garch's unoccupied town house in that London and the Met marched about 20 plods or so down the road to that forriners gaff to chuck them out and arrest...money/ celebrity/ political connections or a combo who really knows.?Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris_in_the_UK
You are shifting the story (again), we were discussing Police attending burglaries.Quote:
Originally Posted by Passenger
Ok, bwesty has CCTV evidence so he says, done Plods job mostly for them, yet plod, he claims couldn't be bothered beyond advising him to claim on insurance...poor chap served his country, pays his taxes I assume, has a right to expect the police to serve him and his local community, by making enquiries/ arrests...seems entirely reasonable, proper, fair and just. By Plod not doing, so just encourages the burglars...and yet, here we are.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris_in_the_UK
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Originally Posted by Passenger
Something wrong with your mental health?
You continue read into things people say here on TZ-UK to suit your anger/agenda/miserable life, or who knows what?
Yes I did serve my country and in my living memory members of my family back to WW1 (they all did far more than I did) everyone like me a volunteer.
Sneering like you do is contemptible,why dont you grow up?
Christ fella I wasn't sneering but rather taking your side, point of view...Plod let you and your community down badly...the mostly opportunistic thieves know the score, how the police response is triaged/ rationed.Quote:
Originally Posted by bwest76
Thanks for your concern, my mental/ physical health all good thanks...had a nice walk and swim at the coast today. HNY.
How I read it........................Quote:
Originally Posted by Passenger
Anyone posting a picture of their Rolex on TZ must deserve getting robbed as well then.Quote:
Originally Posted by estoban7
WowQuote:
Originally Posted by estoban7
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Surely it's either ok or not ok to steal someone else's property?Quote:
Originally Posted by estoban7
Poor form to call out mental health as a point score based on your posts recently, please seek help to discuss what you’re going through, just reach out to professionals, or drop me a note as a non pro, previous depression sufferer.Quote:
Originally Posted by bwest76
You keep talking PTSD, fireworks, tracers etc, but nothing about the therapy my friends have been through to help them overcome their challenges post military careers. They have found it invaluable, swallow the male pride & attend. If you’ve tried before, try again & get involved.
Andy’s Man Club was already recommended to you, have you had the chance to research this, they offer amazing support, advice and a camaraderie you will likely recall.
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