In CCTV footage, eleven young men are seen throwing bricks and bottles outside a club in Manchester during a vicious drunken fight.

The small riot outside NQ Live on Tib Street lasted around 25 minutes and three people were in need of medical attention.

Manchester Crown Court heard that the fight started after Chase Halford, 20, was thrown out of the club at around 4am on February 24.

His pals Martin Kavanagh, 20, Vandelle McLaren, 23, Saqib Ali, 20, and Aaron Costello, 21, followed him out before kicking off in front of the bouncers.

Daniel Gleave, 26, who had been involved in the trouble with Halford inside the club, decided to "form an alliance" with Sonny Elms, 21, and William Russell, 27 as they joined Halford's mob outside.

Bouncers tried to stop them from exiting but the group forced through and the violence escalated. COURT: Eleven people pleaded guilty to violent disorder [M.E.N]

“The message must go out that offences like this will not be tolerated.”

Judge Atherton

All eleven men admitted violent disorder in court with Gleave, Elms, Ali and Basharat Afzal.

Halford, of Cheetham, was given 16 months in a young offenders institution even after playing a "significant part" in the brawl.

Gleave, of Failsworth and Elms, of Blackley received 23 weeks and 70 weeks behind bars respectively.

Azfal, 21, of Crumpsall, was jailed for 43 weeks.

Ali, of Cheetham, who the court heard was the "main problem" at the front door, was caged for 25 weeks.

McLaren, 23, of Cheetham, Khan Nisar, 22, of Crumpsall and Costello, of Salford were given an intensive to custody order.

Russell, 27, of Bolton, who need 19 stitches was given a 12-month sentence, suspended for two years. VIOLENT: Some members used metal barriers as weapons [M.E.N] BRAWL: The melee ended with three people injured [M.E.N]

Wajarat Azfal, of Crumpsall, got a six month sentence in a young offenders institution, suspended for two years, plus unpaired work and costs of £750.

Kavanagh, from Cheetham, was given 150 hours of unpaid work and a £750 fine.

Mr Recorder Atherton, sentencing: “The message must go out from here and be heard that offences like this, which are so draining on public resources, will not be tolerated.

"People must realise, by indulging in violence like this, they will lose their liberty, with all the consequences of loss of employment, family life, and employment prospects.”
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