The big mans in bother

[Malt 379]

lol

maybe just aswell im not a dad,cause i would have went mental if some c**t threw my lad head first of a train.lol

 

I certainly wouldn't have been happy, but I'm not one of these parents who try to defend the indefensible where there kids are concerned. I know parents whose kids can do no wrong in their eyes & any shite their kids ever get into is always someone else's fault and their kids are proper little shits for it. I'd die for my kids but I also feel strongly that they understand that any action they decide to take has consequences, for better of for worse.

 

..also bear in mind we're not talking about a little defenceless 12 year old here either..

[scothunter 12,609]

i get all your views,its just think the lad didnt do anything to warrant that. he is abiut 5ft 5 and built like the side of a crisp lol

[jf1970 328]

OK ,so what does the ticket man do when, the next time this happens, there is no "johnny big bollocks" to help him out?

this should be a wake up call no man no matter what age should have to confront people without the proper training and the back up of a gaurd

the man clearly was not up to task not his fault entirly , his superiors should be held to task , back in the day two people would work a train plus the train driver , yes they have cctv but this is no help to a man under threat , the big man may have thought his reponce was the right thing to do and yes if some one was under threat of violence i to would be on his side but in this case a little thought and a few words and a call would have saved him the limelight and maybe a crimminal record OR EVEN BETTER JUST ISSUE ALL TICKET COLLECTORS WITH CATTLE PRODS/STUN GUNS

that was the point i was making, i think the ticket man was to blame, he should have called the transport police to meet at the next stop and let them deal with it, after all that is what they are payed for, just like the ticket man is payed to check/sell tickets, he should have told " johnny big bollocks" that there wasn't a problem and the situation was being dealt with and to return to his seat, to say the young man deserved what he got, well if it was me or one of my relations, i'm afraid i would be pressing charges against " johnny big bollocks" what he done was serious assault, two wrong's don't make a right, if everyone started to take the law into their own hands there would be mayhem.

[JohnGalway 1,043]

All three are wrong.

 

The conductor or whatever he is for not being able to do his job - should have contacted whomever officially removes fare dodgers and got on with it.

 

The little shit was indeed a little shit, as little shits are prone to do. No excuse for his reaction so I don't buy the "poor young lad" crap.

 

The big man is an idiot, sorry, but he's just assaulted someone, on film. That's stupid.

[scothunter 12,609]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUdOvjX2CD8&feature=related

 

heres the lad in question speaking about it

[The one 8,411]

The guy that filmed it says" there was five minutes of swearing before i started filming it " Then when he was filmed for the tv Sam Main comes across all meek and mild and not one swear word . He was wrong and i now think he knows it .And i hope the big man get's off

[johnny boy68 11,725]

 

heres the lad in question speaking about it

He noticed after getting the ticket he had the wrong one(his own words) so rather than bring this up with the conducter there and then, he decided to go on his merry way.Now how many times do ticket inspectors have to deal with fare dodgers?A few I imagine, so why would he believe this lad.

 

The lad didn't have a valid ticket for his journey, granted there may have been a mistake as to why BUT the ticket inspector didn't know this, for all he knew this was another "ned" trying it on.Things could've and should've been handled better.

 

All this stemmed from a young lad buying a ticket realising he'd been issued with wrong ticket but chose to argue the toss with a completley different conductor on a different train later in the day. The lad sounds just a little dimp to me.

[Lab 10,979]

]lol..... Where????

[/quote tiny little fishing village on the north west coast , HAVE YOU GOT A THING FOR BIG MEN LABRADOODLE

so they all Bruce Lee over that way then?? Just to let you know I'm from a tiny little mining village so I'd be ok.......;-)

And no I haven't got a thing for big men...... Sorry!!!

 

[scothunter 12,609]

 

heres the lad in question speaking about it

He noticed after getting the ticket he had the wrong one(his own words) so rather than bring this up with the conducter there and then, he decided to go on his merry way.Now how many times do ticket inspectors have to deal with fare dodgers?A few I imagine, so why would he believe this lad.

 

The lad didn't have a valid ticket for his journey, granted there may have been a mistake as to why BUT the ticket inspector didn't know this, for all he knew this was another "ned" trying it on.Things could've and should've been handled better.

 

All this stemmed from a young lad buying a ticket realising he'd been issued with wrong ticket but chose to argue the toss with a completley different conductor on a different train later in the day. The lad sounds just a little dimp to me.

 

multitude of mistakes johnny dont think you can pin the blame on one particular person.should have been handled diffrently.anyway he dont look that badly hurt,maybe a wee dent in his pride.merry xmas everyone lol

[scothunter 12,609]

]lol..... Where????

[/quote tiny little fishing village on the north west coast , HAVE YOU GOT A THING FOR BIG MEN LABRADOODLE

so they all Bruce Lee over that way then?? Just to let you know I'm from a tiny little mining village so I'd be ok.......;-)

And no I haven't got a thing for big men...... Sorry!!!

 

dont think gone to earth likes jocks very much lol

[johnny boy68 11,725]

 

heres the lad in question speaking about it

He noticed after getting the ticket he had the wrong one(his own words) so rather than bring this up with the conducter there and then, he decided to go on his merry way.Now how many times do ticket inspectors have to deal with fare dodgers?A few I imagine, so why would he believe this lad.

 

The lad didn't have a valid ticket for his journey, granted there may have been a mistake as to why BUT the ticket inspector didn't know this, for all he knew this was another "ned" trying it on.Things could've and should've been handled better.

 

All this stemmed from a young lad buying a ticket realising he'd been issued with wrong ticket but chose to argue the toss with a completley different conductor on a different train later in the day. The lad sounds just a little dimp to me.

 

multitude of mistakes johnny dont think you can pin the blame on one particular person.should have been handled diffrently.anyway he dont look that badly hurt,maybe a wee dent in his pride.merry xmas everyone lol

Thats right Scott all caused by the teenage lad deciding that he'll sort it out later rather than when he noticed.......sad to say typical teenager of today, "I can't be bothered to sort it now, I'll do it later!"

[Lab 10,979]

]lol..... Where????

[/quote tiny little fishing village on the north west coast , HAVE YOU GOT A THING FOR BIG MEN LABRADOODLE

so they all Bruce Lee over that way then?? Just to let you know I'm from a tiny little mining village so I'd be ok.......;-)

And no I haven't got a thing for big men...... Sorry!!!

 

dont think gone to earth likes jocks very much lol

is he English like?? Ffs that's worse!!.. Lol

[scothunter 12,609]

 

heres the lad in question speaking about it

He noticed after getting the ticket he had the wrong one(his own words) so rather than bring this up with the conducter there and then, he decided to go on his merry way.Now how many times do ticket inspectors have to deal with fare dodgers?A few I imagine, so why would he believe this lad.

 

The lad didn't have a valid ticket for his journey, granted there may have been a mistake as to why BUT the ticket inspector didn't know this, for all he knew this was another "ned" trying it on.Things could've and should've been handled better.

 

All this stemmed from a young lad buying a ticket realising he'd been issued with wrong ticket but chose to argue the toss with a completley different conductor on a different train later in the day. The lad sounds just a little dimp to me.

 

multitude of mistakes johnny dont think you can pin the blame on one particular person.should have been handled diffrently.anyway he dont look that badly hurt,maybe a wee dent in his pride.merry xmas everyone lol

Thats right Scott all caused by the teenage lad deciding that he'll sort it out later rather than when he noticed.......sad to say typical teenager of today, "I can't be bothered to sort it now, I'll do it later!"

spot on mate.and ive done similar stuff myself in years gone by.with the attitude.

"no my fault.sort it out later"

news os the ticket collector is gonna retire.wonder if he was pushed into that lol

[Lab 10,979]

 

heres the lad in question speaking about it

He noticed after getting the ticket he had the wrong one(his own words) so rather than bring this up with the conducter there and then, he decided to go on his merry way.Now how many times do ticket inspectors have to deal with fare dodgers?A few I imagine, so why would he believe this lad.

 

The lad didn't have a valid ticket for his journey, granted there may have been a mistake as to why BUT the ticket inspector didn't know this, for all he knew this was another "ned" trying it on.Things could've and should've been handled better.

 

All this stemmed from a young lad buying a ticket realising he'd been issued with wrong ticket but chose to argue the toss with a completley different conductor on a different train later in the day. The lad sounds just a little dimp to me.

 

multitude of mistakes johnny dont think you can pin the blame on one particular person.should have been handled diffrently.anyway he dont look that badly hurt,maybe a wee dent in his pride.merry xmas everyone lol

Thats right Scott all caused by the teenage lad deciding that he'll sort it out later rather than when he noticed.......sad to say typical teenager of today, "I can't be bothered to sort it now, I'll do it later!"

spot on mate.and ive done similar stuff myself in years gone by.with the attitude.

"no my fault.sort it out later"

news os the ticket collector is gonna retire.wonder if he was pushed into that lol

I know what you saying about "if that was my son" you'd be pissed off but imagine the inspector was your elderly dad/grandad? If that's true that the old man decides to retire over this I hope that wee c**t gets more than a helping hand off the train. Cheeky wee c**t!!!!

[johnny boy68 11,725]

 

heres the lad in question speaking about it

He noticed after getting the ticket he had the wrong one(his own words) so rather than bring this up with the conducter there and then, he decided to go on his merry way.Now how many times do ticket inspectors have to deal with fare dodgers?A few I imagine, so why would he believe this lad.

 

The lad didn't have a valid ticket for his journey, granted there may have been a mistake as to why BUT the ticket inspector didn't know this, for all he knew this was another "ned" trying it on.Things could've and should've been handled better.

 

All this stemmed from a young lad buying a ticket realising he'd been issued with wrong ticket but chose to argue the toss with a completley different conductor on a different train later in the day. The lad sounds just a little dimp to me.

 

multitude of mistakes johnny dont think you can pin the blame on one particular person.should have been handled diffrently.anyway he dont look that badly hurt,maybe a wee dent in his pride.merry xmas everyone lol

Thats right Scott all caused by the teenage lad deciding that he'll sort it out later rather than when he noticed.......sad to say typical teenager of today, "I can't be bothered to sort it now, I'll do it later!"

spot on mate.and ive done similar stuff myself in years gone by.with the attitude.

"no my fault.sort it out later"

news os the ticket collector is gonna retire.wonder if he was pushed into that lol

I expect mate...........a calamity of errors that could've been avoided with some common decency and respect.I would imagine if the lad had been sincere with his reminstrations rather than swearing which seems to be the norm these days then this would've had a different outcome.