Giovanni Di Stefano - Epic Fail

[Guest]

Seriously, how the hell did Dundee FC allow this guy anywhere near their club?

 

Do you think in years to come, Stewart T Milne will be found guilty of impersonating a Director of a firm who stated they built quality, affordable homes?

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-21957686

[caledonia]

At least he did not resort to wearing a wig

now that would really be stupid

[tup]

Ooooft!

 

14 years for Di Stefano.

[Pash]

FAO Roberto (not even going to attempt to quote his post).

 

You seen the film Catch Me If You Can? Good film based on a true story.

[Dynamo]

Ooooft!

 

14 years for Di Stefano.

 

Haha. I seem to recall him rearing his ugly head during the hun implosion last year, but can't remember why. Serves him right. Dodgy cunt.

[tup]

Pity the likes of David Murray and Ally McCoist were not up for jail sentences for their reprehensible behaviour in recent times.

[tup]

I think his decision to defend the likes of the Saddam Husseins of this world, gaining him the devil's advocate moniker, was key to this incredibly harsh sentence.

 

When you see their zeal with Assange, and Gary McKinnon, getting on the wrong side of the yanks is very bad news indeed.

 

I'm sure the spooks in the CIA seen his involvement with the huns as the straw that broke the camel's back.

[super_al]

Apparently he approached Aberdeen before he worked with Dundee. The board at the time did not think his plans were sustainable.

 

Milne was right.

[ollie1903]

FAO Roberto (not even going to attempt to quote his post).

 

You seen the film Catch Me If You Can? Good film based on a true story.

Did Abignale nae come out a wee while after and say the biggest con he ever pulled was conning the publishers and film execs into believing his bullshit?

 

EDIT -

In 2002, Abagnale himself addressed the issue of his story's truthfulness with a statement posted on his company's website which said in part: "I was interviewed by the co-writer only about four times. I believe he did a great job of telling the story, but he also over-dramatized and exaggerated some of the story. That was his style and what the editor wanted. He always reminded me that he was just telling a story and not writing my biography."

[OddJob]

I have never seen that film, nope.

 

I will however make a point of adding it to my 'will watch' list.

 

Ignoring the pap like Titanic and Romeo & Juliet, DiCaprio has actually been in a lot of brilliant films like that one and Blood Diamond for example.

[BrianFaePerth]

The stories of things that went on at Dundee during the Bonetti reign with the Marrs and Gio around are staggering, even by Dundee standards.

 

 

Gio is more corrupt than most of his clients but has always been a smart cunt, one step ahead, but everyone makes mistakes

[King Street Loon]

The stories of things that went on at Dundee during the Bonetti reign with the Marrs and Gio around are staggering, even by Dundee standards.

Gio is more corrupt than most of his clients but has always been a smart cunt, one step ahead, but everyone makes mistakes

Share the stories Bryan.

[fifered]

Inception, Shutters Island, Django Unchained, Blood Diamond, Gangs of New York.

 

He's been good in a few films I've watched of late.

The departed. Jack Nicholson was brilliant, best film I've seen di caprio in as well.

[Ke1t]

Apparently he approached Aberdeen before he worked with Dundee. The board at the time did not think his plans were sustainable.

 

Milne was right.

 

And instead we went with Milne's plan... which was slightly less unsustainable.

 

Yay!

[Redstar]

The Departed is the only decent acting job the fanny boy has ever done....although it should to be said that Matt Damon and Mark Wahlberg were far superior if you are looking for comparable actors of that generation.