British father and son are brutally beaten by bouncerskicked out of a bar in 'Sin City'

[bignok]

Just now, fredwiggy said:

Anyone can kick a person when they are down, and in the head can cause much damage. Anyone can see other Muay Thais kick and try and copy it. I've trained Taekwondo and kickboxing and know how to kick. This isn't that.

He kicked the body.

[bob smith]

5 minutes ago, EVENKEEL said:

Thais love a good gang stomping.

it's the only way they know how.

 

Thais seldom do 1 on 1. Thats only for the boxers.

[ravip]

6 minutes ago, brianthainess said:

UK bouncers have to be trained by law, The 'skill set'' is not to become the aggressors or use unnecessary force.

All this is perfect.

But have a look here

 

One against how many?

Gang stomping?

Yes, NOT ONLY in Thailand.

[pomchop]

So in Tree Town near skaw beach hotel end.  

[FruitPudding]

25 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

The headline should be: Thai bouncer retaliates after Brit slaps him in the face.

There is nothing shocking about that reaction.

Action, reaction. It's not too difficult to understand. 

Yeah, it's too much to expect professionalism and sense though.

 

Just a "let's kick them in the head til they stop moving" mentality.

 

The old farang was definitely dumb for slapping the bouncer, but the bouncers were also wrong for their - attempted murder - attack on an old man who gave a feeble slap and his son who had done nothing wrong except trying to defend his dad on the ground getting his head repeatedly kicked.

 

I don't suppose there would be any debate if it had been a woman on the receiving end of this attack after giving weak slap; we do love some good old fashioned man-on-man violence to applaude. 

 

[fredwiggy]

2 minutes ago, bignok said:

He kicked the body.

He stomped on his back when he was on his face, then kicked him in the back when he turned.

[pomchop]

Just now, bob smith said:

it's the only way they know how.

 

Thais seldom do 1 on 1. Thats only for the boxers.

And it appeared that a farang who probably weighs twice as much as the bouncer thought it would be a fair fight for  a great big farang to slap a little bitty Thai.  How did that work out?  

[bignok]

Just now, fredwiggy said:

He stomped on his back when he was on his face, then kicked him in the back when he turned.

So?

[sirineou]

When you play grab ass , don't complain if someone grabs your ass. 

[grain]

Stupid old fat man, half drunk and out of condition to start a fight with young bouncers. Nonetheless, the bouncers should have just pushed him away, let him fall on his fat ass. Jumping on him and kicking the daylights out of him is way over the top. The could easily have killed the old guy. It's not in Thailand's best interests for these vicious beatings to be seeing around the world. Remember the English woman getting booted in the head in Hua Hin a few years ago?

[Neeranam]

It says he is British but they can't speak English. 

Idiots, go back home.

[Neeranam]

1 hour ago, bob smith said:

Total overreaction to the situation by the Thai bouncers.

They could have killed the Brit who was helpless on the floor.

 

These unhinged Thai males need locking up before they do some serious damage to another patron.

 

Bouncers should be trained to use 'reasonable force' when dealing with violent altercations, not beating someone to a pulp who is already on the floor helpless. 

 

Shocking behavior from the Thais once again!

 

The fat old Brit punched him, and got what he deserved. 

 

Can you hit bouncers in your country with no consequences?

 

[bob smith]

8 minutes ago, grain said:

Remember the English woman getting booted in the head in Hua Hin a few years ago?

Yes I do.

 

And I also remember reading the comments here before I was a member that made my stomach churn. 

 

Apparently she also deserved it as she threw the first slap. Horrible wouldnt you say?

[Neeranam]

Why did you give the bouncer 50 quid after him knocked you to the ground? 

[mikeymike100]

16 minutes ago, brianthainess said:

UK bouncers would have them in an arm lock, and call the cops.

 Not just the UK, most 'professional' bouncers would do the same!

[Goat]

1 hour ago, KhunLA said:

Should read "Brit tourist attacks bouncer - gets instant Karma"

We always get the "British" version of events on this British owned forum. 

 

Trouble making drunken Brit thugs asked to leave a prostitute bar in Pattaya and then start a fight which the two smaller Thai guys who easily finished the fight for them.

 

Now it seems we have the woke/PC Brits on here complaing that the Brits were not treated well and the bouncers were not trained properly according to nanny state rules.

Welcome to the real world. 

 

Pattaya unfortunately draws in these loudmouth entitled Brits like moths to a flame. If you go out in pattaya you will see similar incidents to this at least every third night. Not always physical but heated.

I think they lose the plot with all the attention they get from the hookers and it goes to their heads? 

[Neeranam]

1 hour ago, KhunLA said:

Another silly headline.  Should read "Brit tourist attacks bouncer - gets instant Karma"

like

[brewsterbudgen]

"in the city's Soi Buakhao red light street".

 

Is this how the soi is generally seen these days?  

[fredwiggy]

1 minute ago, bignok said:

You obviously don't know much. I followed muay thai for a decade. Trained in it. Trained by ex world champs.

I was involved in gyms as a trainer, 18 years, and was in my last gym for 5 years, where we had Taekwondo teachers(2), who had schooling there. I've been training over 50 years in gyms, many which had martial arts classes in them. I have known, and know, high ranked martial artists in most of the arts for most of those 50 years. Muay Thai is like many other arts, with the exception of fighting in the clinch, which is used in MMA now and has been used for centuries. A very good Taekwondo fighter can best a very good Muay Thai if he is a better fighter, and vice versa. Depends on the person. A smart Taekwondo fighter doesn't get into clinches where anyone can use their knees to kick, but in MMA it's anything you can do, so they're both aware. Again, I think you might be trying to bolster your responses with lies, and have never trained , especially with ex world champs. many here lie, especially in this country where it's considered okay. If you're living back in the US, as you've mentioned in other posts, you should know better, especially if you watch other martial arts sporting events. By the way, one of my teachers would probably put down almost all Muay Thai fighters he came up against, in his prime. he's probably 70 by now so retired. I don't say that mildly. He could kick a heavy bag being held by someone strong like me and send them across the room.

[Goat]

Looks like we will be up for another GoFundMe

 

At the station, Ian complained of chest pains and had to be rushed to the Pattaya Memorial Hospital for treatment. 

[Goat]

What are couple of compelte plonkers.

Dopey son has rested his Dad's head above the filthy Pattaya drain.

 

[Neeranam]

4 minutes ago, Goat said:

Looks like we will be up for another GoFundMe

 

At the station, Ian complained of chest pains and had to be rushed to the Pattaya Memorial Hospital for treatment. 

He's terrified of going back to Blighty and his wife, and explaining why he was in a red light bar/district. She must be black-affronted with this in the newspaper. 

[Goat]

33 minutes ago, bob smith said:

Thais seldom do 1 on 1. Thats only for the boxers.

It was 2 on 2 here Bob.

And you seem to think the Thais should have followed boxing rules?

What about the difference in weight division? 

 

Brits started it. Thais finished it.

[bob smith]

13 minutes ago, Goat said:

We always get the "British" version of events on this British owned forum. 

 

Trouble making drunken Brit thugs asked to leave a prostitute bar in Pattaya and then start a fight which the two smaller Thai guys who easily finished the fight for them.

 

Now it seems we have the woke/PC Brits on here complaing that the Brits were not treated well and the bouncers were not trained properly according to nanny state rules.

Welcome to the real world. 

 

Pattaya unfortunately draws in these loudmouth entitled Brits like moths to a flame. If you go out in pattaya you will see similar incidents to this at least every third night. Not always physical but heated.

I think they lose the plot with all the attention they get from the hookers and it goes to their heads? 

jeez man you certainly seem sore about us brits..

 

did a british man bang your mrs or something?

 

???? 

[bignok]

6 minutes ago, Goat said:

What are couple of compelte plonkers.

Dopey son has rested his Dad's head above the filthy Pattaya drain.

 

Pair of real winners

[Neeranam]

1 minute ago, fredwiggy said:

That's where it should have ended, along with being subdued.

These poor bouncers have been dealing with idiots like this all day, it must get to them and understandable how they might lose their tempers. 

I saw a German jump on a stage in Soi Cowboy and when the bouncer tried pulling him off, he slapped his foot on the top of the guy's head. That guy must have been close to death, he was kicked along the street for about 100 meters. In Thailand no one touches another man's head, and a foot!! 

 

[Goat]

23 minutes ago, bob smith said:

Apparently she also deserved it as she threw the first slap. Horrible wouldnt you say?

No, her son and husband threw the first two punches. Then got sorted like the two idiots in the OP.

Then not learning anything mum then decided it would be a good idea to slap someone who actually didnt retaliate. Someone else gave her the tap. 

 

Hopefully none of them ever come back. These type of trrouble making violent Brits give us all a bad name.

[KhunLA]

13 minutes ago, brewsterbudgen said:

"in the city's Soi Buakhao red light street".

 

Is this how the soi is generally seen these days?  

Has any red light district been seen or been different.  Alcohol, woman, drunks = stupidity and fights.  Why they have bouncers to begin with.

 

I see bouncers at the door of an establishment, I think a wee bit before entering.

[Neeranam]

16 minutes ago, brewsterbudgen said:

"in the city's Soi Buakhao red light street".

 

Is this how the soi is generally seen these days?  

Of course, it's hardly where respectable foreigners go for the sandy beach, temples and serene environment 5555

[Mintyy]

If that was a 70 year old African American man being beaten up and kicked while down by young men, you would not see bystanders just watching it. Pattaya/Alabama brawl II.