Well, it was...

He used to fight like this, Tom used to be stuck out, and he used to come in, windmill, fist and feet, windmill in. And that's how he's always been. You used to swing into you. You didn't know whether a foot or a fist were going to hit you. He used to come swinging in like a windmill. But he used to destroy every fuck. He's walking around, massive he was. and he was one of the doorman that jumped to our coal. So one of my black mates, when he says to me, there's that Dave who jump your coat. I said, which one? He said, the one with a grey t-shirt and wear a red star on. I said, yeah, I watch this then. So I'm walking up. He lifted his head up and looked at me. I whacked him straight under the chin and took him out of his trainers.

He's left his shoes and gone about three foot back and fast asleep. So I've woke him up, get him a few slaps around the face. He said, what's going off? Who's done that? Who's done that? And I says, Jim, listen here, you

I've just done it.

I said, what are you going to do about that?

You jump my brother,

where you want to get every one of you?

He said, no, no, I don't know, bother. He was in with all his dormer mates, everything, but I was with about 50 of the lads. So, and all got them and everything. So then, obviously, they couldn't do it, but I just took him straight out his shoes and then in 98 I've got

four year nine months and I've gone to stock and he's there waltzing ran right unit so he's

seen me come walking over it says hi Dave you're right I said yeah I'm all right kid of you he said

yeah yeah fine he said can I shake you on mate that's the best punch I've ever took him off

life I says but you didn't take it, mate. You went straight to Kip.

And so she was fast on me, mate. He said, no, that's the best punch I've ever had in my life. You took me out and my trainers. He said, thanks. I said, no, thanks, mate. I said, do you want some beef over it? He says, no, no, no, can we leave you at that?

Just say you can.

Said, yeah, fine, mate.

He says, because I deserve that.

So, well done, mate.

You're manned say, you can. Said, yeah, fine, mate. He says, because I deserve that.

So, well done, mate. You're manned up, good lad. It was a bully picking on young kids. I was a young 19-year-old. He'd have been in his 20s. You know, proper prisoner. I was a YP, young prisoner.

I couldn't have even been there,

but unless it was for me charge,

I wanted to have been there,

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