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Top guy not a gangster

@Philip Craig subtitles talk sence

Just put his name in RU-vid or Google him and you will fined out what he is like

@@brianmckinlay9314 Aye he's not changed lol.

@@toffeelatte6042 good on him

Just fishing for likes tbf

@@haza6893 how

@@haza6893 grow up

“Every day is a bonus”

@@haza6893 mate hes well known in glasgow the mans a maniac 🤣

You`re under arrest for some questions.

@@fa7842 hes just answere them here lol

Yeah he seems like a cracking bloke. He should be given an O.B.E. for his services to the world 🤣🤣🤣🙈👏👏

@@SiLatics56 people need a chance to reform. But that wouldnt land on somone who uses emojis

@@gordonmckee357 what does using emojis have to do with it?? That's like me judging you for not being able to spell or using poor grammar. The problem with posts like this is everyone hails these gangsters as heroes. Typical reaction from a Lad Bible follower. Someone shows a little remorse and you hail them as heroes, just cos they wear a fancy suit ;). Just like the Bobby lad from London. He killed and maimed people and the last time I checked, that was against the law. Hundreds of years ago people were brutally executed in public, for doing much less. I'm not saying these blokes deserve that but the way you raise them up is indicative of this topsy turvy world we live in. He chose crime, he harmed people. Too right he should be giving up his time to help others, but he should have spent more time behind bars in my opinion. The only way this guy is a good role model is if he helps others to live a life totally different. No doubt Lad Bible will remove my comments, just like the last ones. Bit too controversial for them probably and not following like a sheep.

Aye. Blackhill is still a shithole though, Springburn's a bit better.

@@toffeelatte6042 lived in greenock myself but Glasgow fast became my favourite place on the planet. Nowhere has really felt like home since.

Their scum that contribute nothing to society, they don't deserve respect.

@@chrisfricker7025 you couldn't be more wrong.

@@roryluukas2703 how so then?

He’s done a few podcasts. Best one is with James English you should check it out.

@@darrenanderson5654 where do I find that. I've no idea about podcasts so can you tell me please. This man has seen it all. It's a wild lifestyle to hold down and at some point it will either take you out or you will walk out of it and have your life to think about & enjoy the last of your days !

@@demi-rosaastrix4203 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DBIZNYNFQAQ.html thats the interview. Its really good!

Watch it and find out

But you also know that you are happy for the subtitels because Scotish

Did you really just use the the word gangster and gentlemen in the same sentence?

They learn to be persuasive, calm and considered after many years when testosterone levels drop and they have survived the fight. Pschopaths are persuasive. He even says himself he was an asshole as a kid

@@sighfly2928 yes, these people were gangsters, but often they were looking out for the elderly in the community. I've listened to many a podcast of these Old-school gangsters and they are all well spoken.

Yeah love these great gangsters such great people love them

Shoot you real quick if they need to though, remember that.

Can you give me title of this book please? 😊 I would like to read it

Got it :)

This is the kind of person you look up to is it? Pathetic

@@James-yy4vl a friend 😉

@@James-yy4vl all it took was one sentence from you for me to know your a knob

I'm surprised by this glaswegians don't hate English people I think your brother in law was making it worse in the pub if you go looking for trouble you will get it Glasgow people are funny decent and helpfull best from Glasgow

@@wboyle9721 Please don't misunderstand me, I don't have an axe to grind with Glaswegians (no pun intended,), I just wanted to share a resounding memory of my first week there! That same week, I was sitting in a restaurant eating a delicious deep-fried Mars Bar (kidding), no but I was sitting in a city-centre cafe eating breakfast with Senga (my girlfriend) and a homeless beggar walked in and without any shame held out his hand and asked: "Got any money mate?" "No mate" I said! "Then how you gonna pay fur ya f@#@#@g fud?" He asked? Can't argue with that!!! Also, please be aware, this wasn't a story from between the wars, the air wasn't thick with the steam from the trains, this was 1994! On the way back on the train, a Glaswegian guy from a submarine base plonked himself down between me and my girlfriend and asked me if I wanted a fight? I told him that I could kill a man in my bare feet, so if he could wait five minutes whilst I removed my shoes..... He laughed and left...... I will stop there.... I make armour as a career now, for cinema and museums etc,, and I honestly think that my trips to Glasgow are one of the reasons I do!!!! 💪⚔️⚒️ Best wishes to you, and please give my love to Scotland. 🌞

@@nigelcarren fair point mate idiots everywhere

@@nigelcarren really funny stories of Scottish people/culture. I think the difference here is the company you keep will dictate your experience. Senga clearly from the schemes, nothing wrong with that. But very different from a weekend away spent in and around the city centre. I expect this could be true of most places really.

@@QuaintQuipster Hello Gary, I totally agree with you mate. My girlfriend bless her hadn't expected any of what hapenned really as it was the first time she had been seen with or been out with a 'Snob'! (What they called me behind my back when I left because I am English). Well, snob I ain't, I am an ex council-house boy from Birmingham working-class stock and not ashamed of if... I make my own luck here! I just think they had a pre-conceived opinion of those from the south? After all, we were only just out of the 80's! ... I did have a ponytail then, so in all fairness, I did need a stiff talking to at least!!! 🙈😂🤣 Best wishes to you. 🌞

@@HomeStallone by 5"5 rats aye

@@HomeStallone same as you would in Glasgow if you tried shit with them lol

@@HomeStallone Mexico 😂😅😂😂😂😂

@Ben Campbell where are you from

Really? I thought he was a total moron and lost 15 minutes of my life, who wants to be that sad dude seriously, his life is total shit

It's great you changed too. Keep it up 🙏

I am from Glasgow and you are deluded

Bloody weedgies giving Scotland a bad name 😉 just jesting with you, I'm from Aberdeen-sheep shagger town lol-and know quite a few Glasgow folk who've came up here just to get away from some of the shit in Glasgow or for work at the oil rigs, most of them are decent people although why they picked up here to move (except for the ones that have moved for work) I can never figure out, there's much better places than Aberdeen to move to-sadly this place has went downhill in a big way, I'd swap Aberdeen for Edinburgh on a heartbeat and I used to live in Stirling which I miss a lot, maybe some day I'll move back to Stirling

Ironic, it's 'nth degree' btw

I don't think it's youngsters genuinely thinking this kind of life is "cool" I think it's more to do with what they perceive as being easy money and also when your young thinking ahead for a lot of them isn't an easy thing to do, that's why having an older mentor of some sort, whether it's a family member or just someone you know is so important. I didn't have a decent mentor and wasted a lot of years of my life-im not going into details but it took a lot of years and self reflection until I got my life together, now im nearly 39 and in a good place. I just wish so much I'd had an older mentor who I respected because the criminal life wasn't about being "cool" for USA, it really was just about finding easy money-or what I thought was easy money, looking back it wasn't easy at all

@@teethgrinder83 this is so important. Most kids now dont have a stable father in their lives. Alot of them that do, are working all the time and cant be there to mentor their sons and daughters. With little time spent with their teenage kids its just "do this or you're grounded" or told "go to college and get a trade" though that is golden advice, you need to teach from every single angle as to why this life is better than having too much fun after highschool. If I have kids one day, I'm taking my son to work as much as I can, I'm teaching my daughter what a good man should act like.

Awesome story man

@@stephenduke412 She was an awesome lady to help a dumb kid out like that and wherever she is now will always have my thanks.

@@LeeRaldar she made it up for the whiskey and weekend in the cabin

@@mr.t.1237 Don't think so, she gave me the nod as to people with dire plans for my future. Seamen in portside bars around the world who have had a few drinks and with a plump wallet are considered fair game. Was still wet behind the ears at that time so did not know about taking the minimum cash into such places.

Haha aye sounds like glasgow

Psychopath??

It’s called sociopathy

@@gazzy9136 more like secondary psychopathy than sociopathic.

@@gazzy9136 nope. Stop throwing words you know nothing of around.

What do you mean “group of people” that’s the entire fucking human population you’re talking about. Push anyone far enough and they will be desensitized. Don’t know where you got that this was a choice and not a natural thing the whole world does or will do when confronted with extreme violence for a long period of time

proper decent guy who has stabbed countless people

yeah cause everyone in england had fancy 3 bedroom houses

@@shaunmaguire6912 👌🏻😂

What you mention about Scotland also happened in England too if not more so in some cities. It nice to be see Glasgow grow to better place now. Maybes the Midlands and Northern England can grow too.

Mm ,the old excuses wheeled out , as to why people commit crime . Many high flyers commit crime . Big league lawyers , politicians , bankers and the like . It's in your nature or it isn't . The excuse that poverty forces people into criminality doesn't wash . Incidentally , London is not all luxury 3 bedroom houses ,And 2.4 children , much of London has always existed below the bread line . A man with character , determination and honesty makes his own fortune . He shouldn't make excuses about being poor , to shove a gun in a bank clerks face .

@Mandeep Indapoopa Glasgow was much worse in the past.

HOMES THE PLACE TO BE FARK PRISON ITS MISERY i know cos i lived the life and wouldn't change it for nada

Shit, that's saying something.

@@DrumToTheBassWoop he was filming for that show when they found the bomb under his car, Ian was pissed off that Danny didn’t want to record any more

he just said that "new kids on the block" are millionaires by now, so i guess it pays sometimes, and i wonder what happened with those 6 millions he took part in stealing

Crime does pay, unfortunately.theres plenty who live a luxurious lifestyle from the proceeds of crime.its normally the greedy ones that get caught.

crime pays if its 'offical'

Ngl his accent isn't the worst.

I’m Welsh and I could understand every word he said, I like the Scottish accent 👍

Yeah his accent is nice and easy to hear IMO. My Glaswegian father pronounces cow as kew and house as hoose, so this guys was no problem to understand.

@@roygeorge5364 Coo

Have a look on RU-vid for he’s auld pal known as the wee man aka Paul Ferris one of the auld school Glasgow gangsters who’s well respected up and down the whole of the uk

@Kane ?

@@gazzbhoy8950 cheers will do

Hope you enjoyed living in Glasgow marinanate best from Glasgow

Aye, they are a 2" x 2.5" x 3" lump of metal, this event would have made the bar of soap in the sock scene from Full Metal Jacket look like a pillow fight.

PP9 in a sock ,prison tool old school.

It's the noise they made when hit against someone's skull that is frightening. Was a daily occurrence back in the old polmont days

…and girls with daddy issues. However it’s not always the case. And not an excuse to be a complete c*nt 🤷.

Bollox

@Lindy T Yes I agree. Plenty of examples. I never said that wasn’t. What I will say is there are plenty of examples also where it doesn’t automatically give you the ‘I can be asshole to you/go down a criminal route’ card - for both sexes, I’m not advocating for either or. What I mean is both have plenty evidence of issues. I mean it doesn’t take a scientist or psychologist to work that out, it’s just common sense. However, there are plenty who haven’t had either or and channel that ‘missing part’ in something positive. We all have choices. However I notice you picked women as hurting ‘themselves’ and men on ‘others’. That’s a complete simplification from perspective. Both display introvertly and externally on others dependant on a wide array of situations in and out of their control so I’m not sure why you think that as it’s a very shallow/ignorant conclusion with respect. Take care TLTR: Don’t use it as an excuse to be a dick to others and/or a get out of jail free card for your behaviour. Be self aware of your actions is all it takes and learning to let go. Simple rule of life - don’t be a dick 🤷

no it doesnt, it goes to show what an abusive father can push his children towards when his influence is gone, they then wanted to hang around with who they couldnt, if their mother had more input they would have did things more constructive like homework

@@jamesi2018 There some truths in that too. Toxic femininity towards the father and men as an after thought can push the child towards having an inner anger unknowingly and unaware of where it came from. You see that a lot in broken relationships it’s ridiculous and selfish, no matter if they were right or wrong, it usually only has bad repercussions on the child’s behaviour in society.

If ye know ye know ! Ian is a straight up guy.might kick wae the wrong foot in Glasgow religion and football wise but he’s respected everywere

@@glasgowsgreenandwhite4714 Don’t know about that son 😉

@@TruthTeller00 ah do, he defo does bud ;p 💚

@@TruthTeller00 He,s right, it is.

Cuties 💙

@ Bethany Rachel: 'Proof of a gentleman under a hard facade due to not having a string fatherly figure....'. Well said. Thank you!

Are you by any chance related to Tony Goldie from Castlemilk ? He'd be in his mid 60s . If he's still alive . Top guy .!

respect for a thief , drug dealer and knifeman

@@josiekaposie5783 yes

😂🤣🤣 it’s class 👌

10 years, 6 months and 1 week

Naw it isnae.. Ya fud

He wasted a quarter of his life in prison course he's sad

It was John in Wetherspoons it was an Absolute Pleasure mate 👍 💯🎬🎤

decent amount of guns, aw your crime families n any sorta organised crime have guns. aye alot more blades but when you get to serious shit then aye there are guns

He has zero resemblance to James Bond other than the suit.

James bond is Scottish

James Bond is Scottish ya bam

@@jaycampbell5335 I think the story is his dad was born in Scotland but moved to London before his birth, no?

@@michaelsMW2movies Born in German, his father was a scottish lad and his mother was a swiss citizen.

Respect to someone that sledgehammers their way into a jewelers. Yeah ok mate 🤣🤔

@@teapea85 it’s the Glasgow way 😂

No

Greenock eh? Suppose it's better than the Port..

@@Hagar_le_Horrible anywhere better than the port. Not too much better here though. Where'd you stay

@@Rup869 Little seaside resort called Gourock..🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@@Hagar_le_Horrible resort haha... aye Gourock I know. Was there the other day. Far better than my way anyhoo

@@Rup869 I'm only joking, this is like one town with three separate names. Where you from in England?