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Published 20:47 13 Feb 2016 GMT
Updated 21:57 13 Feb 2016 GMT
One of the men also admitted his part in trying to steal 2,000 cases of lager. It doesn't seem entirely fair to blame these men for their crimes, when it is very clear that they are trying to feed a very hungry giant.
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