If “nobody saw nuthin” how do you know whose doors to knock on?
Perhaps “somebody DID see sumthin”?

YOU try again.

I am not a member of SRSC however I am a former player, coach and administrator of a few local clubs. It is from this vantage point that I can comfortably say that massive improvements have been made at Rangers over the past year. It is unfortunate that this recent act of violence threatens to undermine those efforts. It is equally unfortunate that many on this blog and in the general population immediately cast blame without fully understanding what they are commenting on.

” True ignorance is not the absence of knowledge, but the refusal to acquire it. “

Lets discuss those ‘Nobody saw nuthin’.. I am positive those whom ride around the island dressed in dark clothes, tinted helmets and gloves, on unrecognised bikes are the reason ‘Nobody saw nuthin’. Lets knock on the doors of those who know their friends, boyfriends, maybe one of your cousins who think to do things like this. Or are those the ‘Nobody saw nuthin’.

How about we talk about the violence and continuous gang culture surrounding all of Bermudas sports clubs/bars and lets go even further to discuss the culture who inhabit the backyard of the City of Hamilton who are the ones causing this drama in the first place.

Try again.

I am disappointed in Friday’s activities however am still open to tell anyone whom inquires that I feel as though SRSC is a community club and is on the track to moving forward.

Please do not be discouraged, lets continue to work at what has been started and continue to give back to our neighbourhood. I advise those who comment such negatively in regards, to get involved or to be quiet, you are not helping.

Should have started years ago when that fight involving a 2X4 and a machete that ended up on World Star.

1. Haircuts, potlucks and Senior Teas are swell but they don’t mean JACK. Friday happened regardless of the haircuts and casseroles.

2. “Nobody saw nuthin’.” That is complete horse sh*t and we all know it.

3. This continued violence is absolutely NOT an “island-wide issue.” Pardon me, but it seems as though the problem belongs to said people who “didn’t see nuthin’.” Don’t expect the whole island to end this violence when the people directly involved as witnesses or targets won’t even help. Knock on THEIR doors for answers, not mine.

Get real with this or accept it as the new normal.

I’m afraid that liquor licenses will be taken from clubs (who do offer some social good to their communities) unless they show a serious willingness to stamp out anti-social elements. And that can’t happen as long as your clubs are watering holes and party venues.