The man accused of attacking the TV Donal MacIntyre journalist said that he was an innocent exudes acting in self-defence.
James Wild, 47, accompanied by his daughter Caley, 23, is accused of being part of a revenge against Mr MacIntyre and his wife Ameera attack.
Learned that occurred due to an infiltration in 1999 by the journalist, television documentary which led to a penalty of imprisonment of six years for a named Jason Marriner, Member of Chelsea Headhunters "business", football hooliganism and jurors.
But Mr. Wild testify Thursday (October 28), said that he got involved in the incident while trying to defend themselves after Mr. MacIntyre picked on him.
He said: "I had no idea about this company Chelsea.Je Headhunter am a fan of Manchester United - I have a tattoo of the emblem on my right shoulder."
"I acted with 100% legitimate slender défense.Il me once that he was shouting" and then, on ".".
"I do not attack him in any way than others in self-defence."
"Expression of anger over her face and how he came to me forced defend me myself."
Mr. Wild referred lawyers on several occasions to him walking towards the top and bottom to Cloud 9 bar in Molesey - where the attack was reportedly passed - CCTV footage pointing how he had his hands in his pockets all the time shown.
"Singularisé".
He said: "you can see I am being aggressive - my hands in my pockets."
"I myself am forced to the door in a melee because another rushed behind trying to Mr MacIntyre.".
"Then when he was hit on the ground, I had no choice but to go party mode with him because of the crowd."
"While he was on the floor I was closest to him but I did not try to hit at any time.
"The only thing I can think is that because I was so close, it singled out my face in the world."
The Tribunal has been informed by counsel for defence Gregory Fishwick as Mr. Wild, Isis House, Chertsey bridge Wharf, had a history of delinquency, including violence, but had clearly been convictions for 26 years.
The Board heard that he spent three months in Institute a young offenders after that he was involved in a brawl pub in 1979.
Two years later in Richmond Magistrates' court, Mr. wild was fined for offences relating to the vehicle, including driving without a licence or insurance and to means of transport without unduly.
In 1982, he was arrested and sentenced to a fine of 500 pounds for flight lead roof of a building which he alleges was abandoned at the time.
His last offence was in 1984 for driving while uninsured.
But since then, Mr. Wild "had himself on track", said Mr. Fishwick.
"Kicked viciously.
In his testimony, the defendant said currently lived for much of the year in Estepona in Spain and had sunbeds on tourist beaches sales specialist company.
Earlier Thursday Ameera MacIntyre has also testified.
She told the Court: ' I was crying in the toilet after these men approached me and my husband at the table.
"They shouted things Jason Marriner and Donal is a grass", she says.
Donal had followed me for ladies and he tried to console me.
"Then, when we left the ladies, there was a group of them and they surrounded Donal.".
"They descended on him like a pack of wolves."
"He was pushed to the floor at the door and was shot punched and kicked viciously.
"It was a sea of people and that they were kicked him they kept saying"it - is Jason".".
Mr. Wild refuses the onslaught of Donal MacIntyre causing bodily harm and assault causing bodily Ameera McIntyre and another load to a witness.
Caley Wild Falcon Road, Sunbury, rejects one count of assault by beating.
The trial continued.
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