freddie foreman the krays london gangster

[@leslieleach1420]

Freddie foreman was the real deal a man of morals and respect he was a proper london gangster who you didn't fuck about with. He lived a life of criminal activity he was a real villain who committed some serious robberies he was a very smart man who had plenty of bottle be was as game as they come the Krays used him to deal with any problems they need3d sorting out because he got the job done and could be trusted he would never in a million years grass or give the law information when he got his collar felt he got on with it like a man and did his time like a man without any complaints men like foreman are a dying breed his kind won't come around again I wish him a long life and happiness I have huge admiration for him as a man and as a major criminal long live brown bread fred

[@MrMarklester123]

correct just what I think,,on the down side he was not that good a villain , because he spent a lot a time in prison,

[@michaelharrison3602]

@@MrMarklester123 that's a chance you take

[@michaelharrison3602]

I grew up just along from Fred's pub in last street later I lived on the same estate as him he's always been a present. I've never heard anyone say he was a bully or a wrongun everyone respects him

[@rooholman487]

Morality aside, I wish this bloke was my grandfather. Could sit and listen to him for hours.

[@TrapperMilan]

hahaha Roo, was thinking the same, he can read my kids their bedtime story, they would be asleep in no time, no disrespect intended, just a very pleasant speaking voice.

[@edmondscott7444]

I agree.

[@callanmckenna4358]

David Edinburgh and the snooker commentator and this voice make you sleep within 10 mins =D

[@chrisj622]

Morality aside?

[@MelchizedekKohen]

pity he opened his mouth about a murder he did on reg krays name he should of waited until reg had passed

[@zackjones800]

Fred foreman cool guy old school and respect love his cockney London accent what a life this bloke has lived

[@achloist]

I can't help it. I like Freddie Foreman. I know I shouldn't, but I could listen to him for ages.

[@christineehinds3382]

Me too Graham..

[@Obullshtter]

Probably because you are a pathetic fantasist .you believe all the Robin Hood bollocks. He would never of had afternoon tea with you and your mum, he would have robbed you too.

[@michaelharrison3602]

@@Obullshtter no he wouldn't have robbed you. That's the differences with people like fred he might rob your bank or building society but not you personally

[@Obullshtter]

@@michaelharrison3602 and he would go and have a cup of tea with you and your mum and pay for an old lady's shopping on the way to yours. Yeah I get it, he's an old school east end villain who only committed victimless crimes. He stole from the rich and gave to the poor.

[@michaelharrison3602]

@@Obullshtter he isn't and never was an East end villain he was born and lived in South London apart from when he was in Spain. And no one ever claimed he bought old ladies there shopping. I expect you're one of those people who sees nothing wrong with the already rich stealing millions from pension funds but we can't have working class oiks robbing banks lock them up and throw away the key etc etc etc

[@geoffsayshello318]

This bloke is a proper old school Gangster. You can tell by the way he speaks and obviously by his record and tight lips

[@suesmith4289]

He is like everyone's lovely grandad, not so sure about that lol.😣😣😣

[@wormsnake1]

Foreman never comes off as a thug. There’s a certain dignity and class about him and he way he conducts his conversation. I like the fact he never glamourises the underworld and is very honest about the harsh reality of it. Until your are walking in another mans shows you should never judge him. I also like that he doesn’t try to “act tough” which is normally a sure fire sign that he indeed is. I bet there’s many a story that have never been told too.x

[@scottgilmour749]

he seems very articulate guy. Reflective, understanding. Life, choices, role models, who the fuck knows, we just do things. We all get sucked into directions.

[@pickleballs8268]

Godfather of the UK god bless you Mr foreman

[@francisboyle3271]

He's one of the real gangsters. unlike these celebrity gangster's like Dave Courtney. Brown Bread is the real deal.

[@locorojo25]

could listen to this man talk all day long.

[@tommylucy4738]

Picked him up in my taxi I have to say he was a GENTLEMAN !

[@joshhamlin1028]

This Guy was the Real Fucking Deal

[@joshhamlin1028]

Chris Lea Do you know anymore Documenteries about the Krays

[@jaynelibertine5116]

Love this guy.. The real criminals are in government

[@liamwhitcombe1237]

& BUCKINGHAM PALACE

[@tamisueify]

your right about that one Jayne watch my vidio on u tube [the princess her mother and the fall guy ]original JD

[@jaynelibertine5116]

Aw thank you James il watch that 👍big love Jayne x

[@GEricG]

@@johnstrawman1727 prick.

[@Ron-j3t]

I would think the corporate world would be the place to find them, and "influence" the government in turn.

[@matthoward3179]

Freddie Foreman is an absolute gentleman. I have had the pleasure of being a good pal of a close associate of his Gary Brooks. His mind is as sharp as ever still looks well and has a presence about him that only real gangsters have. He's polite friendly and party's like a man half his age.

[@blueshirtman8875]

No violent person is a gentleman.raise your bar.

[@windupmerchant1679]

There's no such thing as gangsters, only scumbags. You're clearly the little weasel that clings on like a piece of shit on the wool of a sheep's arse.

[@resnonverba137]

Parties...

[@michaelharrison3602]

@@blueshirtman8875 that depends on your definition of a gentleman

[@nigellee9824]

Pathetic…..if that what floats your boat….

[@Bullet-Tooth-Tony-]

The quiet and softly spoken gangsters were the most dangerous to get on the wrong side of... in this case - Freddie Foreman.

[@jackwtaf3421]

Can't get my head around the fact this is derek brannings dad in real life

[@tonygeorge9022]

I enjoyed hearing Fred recollect about the incident in a club when his doorman Kenny Hampton allegedly got done in by the Richardsons, he went round to see them tooled up, Fred was not a man to be messed with by anyone in London in the 60s

[@manmademedia2114]

He went see them with a revolver

[@topcat4643]

Freddie Foreman is a highly intelligent and articulate man, far more than a street gangster

[@espr7564]

The most honest villain I've ever heard, seems like a nice dude.

[@Captainblack710]

A gentleman villain, great to listen too, love his story’s

[@stevendone5493]

Proper gangster! True gentleman but everyone had respect for him . No one messed with Brown bread Fred .

[@blueshirtman8875]

What is a proper gangster?

[@stevendone5493]

@@blueshirtman8875 if you don’t know then you probably think the idiots that go round with masks on pushbikes shooting up houses are gangsters . They arnt . They just street thugs who will have a very short life in crime before they are either shot or in prison. True gangsters don’t keep a dog and bark themselves . They don’t court publicity either but they make a lot of money and their name is both feared and respected .

[@blueshirtman8875]

@@stevendone5493 “if you don’t know then you probably think the idiots that go round with masks on pushbikes shooting up houses are gangsters .”..........................Why would I think that? ………. “They arnt .”……….How can violent gangsters be gentlemen?………..”They just street thugs who will have a very short life in crime before they are either shot or in prison.”………...Kinda like him and the Krays,wouldn’t you agree?……………. “True gangsters don’t keep a dog and bark themselves .”………..What does that mean?………….. “They don’t court publicity either”………..Like the Krays killing people in public places?…………..”but they make a lot of money”………….Well apparently he didn’t……………... “and their name is both feared and respected………….Feared yes,respected,hardly. You seem to live in some sort of violent world where crime and violence is regarded as an honorable attribute. Most normal people would find this life style as sickening and anti social but not you it seems. You appear to hold these sort of thugs in high esteem for some strange reason. Very sad indeed. Try smelling the roses for a change,good luck and keep in touch and let me know how you make out.

[@stevendone5493]

@@blueshirtman8875 I don’t hold all these guys in high esteem . Far from it ! I have no time for Krays who were just thugs and nutters who courted publicity at every opportunity. I knew Charlie Richardson and he was a nice guy , very polite , quietly spoken and very funny but very astute also . Richardson’s we’re a lot more powerful than Krays could ever hope to have been . Richardson’s we’re making millions when Krays made hundreds . I only respect when respect is due and earned and I respected Charlie Richardson . Not so the Krays who just bullies ! Fred Foreman was a legend and Is widely thought of as the true godfather of the time , lots of bottle , intelligent , trusted by all and respected by all . I can only judge by what I know . I myself have retired from all that association now and while it was good while it lasted there comes a time when you have to draw a line under it all and I look now at the so called up and coming villains and I despair as they have no morals , no code and they are basically scum . I’m glad I’m out of it all now .

[@blueshirtman8875]

@@stevendone5493 “I look now at the so called up and coming villains and I despair as they have no morals , no code and they are basically scum . …………........”The Richardson Gang Also known as the "Torture Gang", they had a reputation as some of London's most sadistic gangsters. Their alleged specialities included pulling teeth out using pliers, cutting off toes using bolt cutters and nailing victims to floors using 6-inch nails”….You think they had “morals?……...The Richardson gang frequently used mock trials to punish transgressors and intimidate others. The accused were hauled in front of Charlie, Fraser and others in a kangaroo court. After the mock trial the punishments were meted out, ranging anything from beatings to more severe forms of torture such as whippings, cigarette-burning, teeth being pulled out with pliers …….”scum no code”? Good grief man these were violent monsters,nothing less than that,no matter how well spoken they were.

[@ianmitchell1165]

Freddie your a legend Would of made a great capo for the gambino family !! The godfather of London True legend !!

[@imnotavingthat6813]

The ONE and ONLY Fred, read all the books top bloke. if you ask me,his only mistake was meeting the krays,, God Bless you in old age fred..

[@Pepespizzeria1]

When Ronnie kray is scared of you, you're good at your job

[@johnnyconcrete5257]

They were terrified of him!

[@LeeMitchellAcoustic]

Brown Bread Fred. Make no mistake...he was old school and scary...All firms were aware of Fred...

[@traceypace6543]

Lee Mitchell cos I was the pilot

[@mickbarton9844]

@@traceypace6543 e

[@mjkrbjcw]

The Krays get a lot of credit for the fear they commanded but I really think Freddie was the responsible for that but wanted to stay in the shadows

[@Obullshtter]

Are you saying he's jack the ripper?

[@gutz323]

Watching this, then realised it was Fred's 92nd birthday yesterday. Im pretty sure he is still alive.

[@kevinn5976]

The original mean machine. South London, born and bred. 👊

[@ronmccullock1407]

This guy is a true legend

[@iraja9918]

real gangsters(morals real men) not dons OR bosses (money anyway) THIS GUY RESPECT REAL MAN

[@danrobinson572]

True gangster! Never gonna be another like him!!

[@michaelharrison3602]

I hate the word gangster. The newspapers use the word to describe any professional criminal but people like fred never belonged to any gang he always was a free agent "gangsters" like the Krays earned their money from extortion and never carried out jobs like Security express fred on the other hand pulled of lots of jobs and never earned money from extortion

[@CRAIG5835]

RESPEC. New Zealand. Fred comes across as an articulate guy and is well respected among his peer group. I wonder if Freddie was born on the other side of the Thames how far he would have gone in life. He would eat education for breakfast and being the CEO of a business on the Stock Market woulda been WELL within his skill set.

[@miakaal]

Love the realism of it all. "You get entry down to the vault and find they've installed a new vault door! So you'd have to pack up and come out again." lol extraordinary people and times.

[@RubyMarkLindMilly]

this guy was genuinely dangerous a real gangster

[@jamiewilson5679]

The real deal ,and Jamie is a great actor too,nice one Jamie.👍😉

[@TokyoJoe703]

What a life, he has links to the great train robbery, the krays, brinks mat and security express.

[@Obullshtter]

And hasn't got a pot to puss in. Who said crime doesn't pay.

[@daveboyo920]

A true staunch stand up guy......real deal.....

[@johncoughlan8820]

This man was the real deal.I was on the same flight from Malaga,when the cops extradited him from Spain.I saw him belt at least four cops and then he was old. This guy was a real hard nut.

[@traceypace6543]

John Coughlan nice touch u knob

[@beakycole9211]

I was the pilot on that flight & i can tell you this guy is the real deal..totally ignored the seatbelts on sign, used the middle arm rest when he was in a window seat..absolute nutter, god bless him..

[@RebelRebelious]

I was on the flight too. Fred had the last chicken so I had to have beef. I was annoyed so I twatted him. That told him.....

[@ceristokes8841]

He was out cold for the flight , police drugged him

[@midnightrider4066]

I was sat next to him on that flight,he was a nutter

[@realizethetruth9427]

A proper gent, the real Boss.

[@davidandrews8963]

Ok he was a bad boy but you can't help but smile when you watch these guys and hear the stories

[@blueshirtman8875]

Smile when they are in prison,yes.

[@richardprocter4905]

Very safe, straight talking, genuine, respected, respectful head honcho. Always better to be respected than feared one keeps you safe the other has you looking over your shoulder 24-7 . I like listening to the real rough and tough down in London in years gone by.

[@leanneroberts7658]

I gotta say the cockney accent is completely different these days, they used to talk so quiet 😳😳

[@rorye6935]

gentleman then

[@mikekemp9877]

the krays were very softly spoken too if you see their tv interview as was billy hill

[@midnightrider4066]

Oh my days,hi from oxford✊

[@-.Noir.-]

Mainly because today it's mainly "mockney" and cockney isnt an accent, it was a rhyming slang. that accent you hear is just old school south end. All these twats on the Essex side of things have ruined the way its depicted.

[@paulsmith3134]

Freddie was THR GODFATHER. The true king of London.

[@regkray9872]

The krays doubled there strength with Freddie foreman because his firm along with the Richardsons were the top dogs in south London and Forman was feared. Without him the krays wouldent have been strong enough to take on the Richardsons. And I don't think they have had quite the success they had without him either.

[@daleHarrison93]

most notorious man outta the east end, the krays or richardsons wouldn't put it on him

[@johnmcgovern5372]

Apart from the fact that he's from South London.

[@beakycole9211]

Plonker

[@gregggreasley7722]

He's from South of the river! But worked the city "Freelance" nobody fucked with Fred

[@leo8438]

Lol the krays ruled london he could of gone against them but didnt outnof fear u fool

[@gregggreasley7722]

ur mum your full of shit😂 The gays were just that a pair of fat 🚬 s. Freddie foreman 100%respect. But as for the gays😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@widowwarmer]

Very relaxing voice.

[@TheGrowler55]

When I came from the tough Gorbals area of Glasgow in the Sixties there were Gang's running around everywhere, but the kid's could play in the Streets and you never heard of Old People being attacked they looked after there own area.

[@robdeam7893]

Even as an old man just one look at him tells you all you need to know. Some people carry it that way

[@widowwarmer]

From everything thing I've read and watched about London gangland form this period it seems that this guy was the real fucking deal.

[@suesmith4289]

Get real, crank.😁😂😀

[@jeanie4u]

the real mccoy

[@jonooldmuvvahubbard4314]

I agree

[@robertcreasey4719]

Respect Fred not many like you left now m8. Always kept his business quite and conducted himself with some decorum. If I would of known you back in the day and I was a criminal your the sort of bloke I would of liked to work with. 100/percent loyal to your own. And can I say you done a fantastic job with your boy Jamie Weldon. God bless fella

[@michaelharrison3602]

Right you would never see fred posing for David Bailey in a gangster suit trying to get his name in the paper

[@daveangel8299]

is there a longer version of this video? seems to get cut off at the end.

[@britishbulldog4230]

Everyone knows this man is the godfather of organised crime in UK. Nobody has ever gone against him when men was getting dropped in Spain or London he lived in relative peace. But that says more about him as a person don't make them like him no more broke the mould that's fir sure and he's still alive today madness long live Freddie forman

[@cyrilsmith5706]

The real geezer!

[@ronparkinson1841]

Nice one Fred a real eye opener just like your books !!! Jwp

[@stephenpoland2675]

Were is the rest of the interview

[@tomredaintdead9575]

South London was always the real deal

[@natejohnsonesqubar4201]

brown bread forman. what a top bloke.

[@judymcgaugh6480]

Very well spoken, you see he thinks before speaking, would probably have do e real well in legit business, but went in for the challenge and excitement. Great stories, most gangster types are not hands on, they delegate all the hard work. I Excluding gangmembers ( urban ,red,blue rag type, from real mafia style gangsters or mobsters. For him to have came out of his lifestyle alive after being in that life for so long shows alot of street smarts, and right place right time, and some luck. Enjoyed the history of his life and skills, not a braggart , just the facts..

[@johnnyconcrete5257]

A dangerous, dangerous man!

[@robharding1957]

I have a lot of time for this crook, he was genuine, loyal , but at the same time he was a villain, but many onlookers respect him for his loyalty, although somewhat miss guided,

[@MrMarklester123]

correct , that's what I think . I love a educated comment

[@blueskyz8097]

And his Son PLAYED DUKE IN LAYER CAKE GREAT ACTOR in Gangster NO.1... BA BA BA BA BOBBY... BUBBLY LOVE THAT LINE IN THAT SCENE

[@blueskyz8097]

Captain Blackbeard FUCKN AWESOME FILM.

[@gregggreasley7722]

Brown Bread! The most loyal & respected guy's I have Ever spent time with£££$$$!

[@DuncanHorne-il3xk]

From quite a while back, S.C.L was still alive & kicking / But nothing I would think like back In the day. In fact. Quite the opposite. B-Lucky, & best wishes, Freddie respect!

[@alcapone6041]

yes fred is ok..a true gent when you get to know him tony

[@davidshattock9522]

The scariest bit of his manners and speech are or were so very politeand courteous he did not demand but made suggestions to you but you would be wise to follow them

[@TheTaekwondoguy1]

This man was the true leader of 1960s London underworld-didn't bash people for the sake of it and never took undue risks or liberties with those who couldn't fight back-the ordinary bloke in the street did not have to fear Freddie Foreman-whilst his way of life may not appeal to some it was his way-nothing seedy or dodgy about Freddie Foreman-he did it right-to say he was 'the Krays gangster' is wrong- had his own business interests and was an ally of the Krays that is all.

[@regkray9872]

I wouldent say he was the true leader. He was up there but you had the krays , the nashes , the Richardsions they had there own firms no one told them what to do unless they were willing to go to war.. There was no leader in London .

[@chrisevans5259]

Ronnie krays was an unbalanced psychopath with mental problems, he was insane and could be extremely violent, but Reggie in fact was the more violent of the two, but knew when to use it and had the control, but Ronnie would just flip at the slightest thing if he was having one of his dark days, and would use anything he could get his hands on , axes, iron bars knife's and had no control at all

[@markjackson3347]

Allright Fred gone fishing recently 😆

[@paulsmith8918]

Proper old school 🇮🇪🇮🇪 as loyal as a gippos grey hound big up fred..

[@markorollo.]

The difference between this guy and the krays etc compared to the silly little urchins that like to call themselves gangsters these days is that you, as a 'normal' person could leave your front door open when you went out and they wouldnt go near, they still had respect for the average person just trying to get by, and the elderly and disabled, any naughty stuff was kept within their world. i mean, a few things might have 'fallen out of a factory window' but that was it. these days the yobbos will go after anything and anyone they can get their hands on.

[@michaelharrison3602]

True people like fred would never have broken into your house but there were still plenty of toe rags about at the time who would have. It wasn't as safe in those days as people try to make out it was my mum had her handbag stolen twice and she once came home from work to find we'd been burgled and both the gas and electric meters ripped open that was in a tenement slum

[@markorollo.]

@@michaelharrison3602 Since i made that comment ive actually been made aware of one or two things my Dad got up to in his teenage years in the 60's before he met my Mum, apparantly he was a look out when certain people were snooping round places they shouldnt be, & liked to go around breaking car aerials etc, ironically he grew up to own his own aerial installation business and then got into car sales lol. i know it wasnt all sweetness and light then but it was more rare from what ive heard than it is now. having said that my family have only been victim to something once, and that was in the 80's, Mum got her MG Metro nicked. And were in Oldham! right on the border with Manchester, if youre looking for a place with a bad rep thats it lol.

[@michaelharrison3602]

@@markorollo. i think every young fella in those days got up to a bit of skuldugery. Some grew out of it pretty quickly others got sacked into the life style unfortunately Some grew up and introduced their kids to that life

[@paulkehoe67]

the krays were lucky to go to jail cause this fella was looking to iron them out, freddie foreman was a very capable man back in his day, one didnt mess with this bloke and continue breathing, his nick name was "brown bread fred". lovely fella fred foreman, good man!

[@thesailjunkie]

Now living penniless in a nursing home estranged from his entire family.

[@EddieAFC]

Still cutting about his old manor. The fact he’s still mobile(ish) at 90 odd years old is some going.

[@SDJP101]

Shame it ended so soon, thanks for posting.

[@JamesFaulds-g3g]

Reggie always said you were the man!

[@Kosmoski99]

The video keeps going black and white, is it my monitor?

[@reggiekray2726]

Yes

[@jamiekelly4256]

Reggie Kray

[@brandenholmes322]

Kosmoski99 No, one of the cameras is filming in black and white; the one with a more side-on shot.

[@roberthuntley2751]

Kosmoski99 durrrrrr

[@alexbaker6257]

+mick george Hahaha!

[@shaunbritton939]

I like foreman and his son Jamie is a great actor uncle Eric in eastenders least u know when he's acting he's actually been around those gangsters in real life

[@swarthyjake4433]

I was watching this video and I wondered why it was silent , and then I realised the mute button was on ! I have never felt so foolish in all my life .

[@swarthyjake4433]

not so much of the " silly " Dr Evil !

[@MrMarklester123]

ding tong

[@swarthyjake4433]

Mark Lester - are you that Oliver Twist geezer ?

[@MrMarklester123]

hello william im not the actor , i did get nicked by the same copper that nicked the actor mark lester . in t1979 ,me for nicking a pair a of sun glasses in the kings road chelsea , and actor mark on drugs charge, the copper said to me we nicked the other mark lester 2 weeks ago ,

[@295walk]

asmr at its finest. Pussycat though, this guy. guns, wow. big time gangstar

[@rooholman487]

Defo some ASMR going on but wouldn't like to fuck with him. Either in his prime nor in his later years. Seems like the sort of fella that would organise a 2am knock at your door with a Mk2 Jag boot open outside.

[@letterfella]

Yup I'm only here for the ASMR. Bewildered by any admiration for this plonker. Or the Krays for that matter.

[@liamwhitcombe1237]

LEGEND IN HIS OWN LIFETIME

[@roberthuntley2751]

liam whitcombe Legend in his own mind.

[@neilwilliams8741]

robert huntley watch youse shoulder la evertons charming men soon la

[@donlogan9840]

Where can you watch the whole interview??

[@JamesFaulds-g3g]

Freddy is one of the chaps!

[@BrendanRoche-f1n]

Legend 💯

[@nigellee9824]

A gangster, just an acceptable word for a nasty killer who would stop at nothing to take what he wanted….

[@MrMarklester123]

I have read his books and followed a lot of 60s 70s crime ,,I think his old school gangster ,,went to prison for a long time with the krays ,,kept his mouth shut did not grass,,

[@TrapperMilan]

Hi Mark, edit yout title mate, you mis spelt his name, great upload though :)

[@MrMarklester123]

yes your right ,,will do

[@philipbutt5298]

ScottTV y

[@MrMarklester123]

I just looked on amazon no new books , fred f ,, 1st book 2004,, last book 2015

[@benjaminpickett3502]

wanna read a good book its not gangsters its called voices from the grave look it up thanks for the fred info its ira uda from after they died then the info was put out they got interviewed then when they died i suppose it might not e your thing but hey whos gives a fuck have a good christmas

[@MisterJenkins1]

Is there a part 2 to this m8? Thanks for uploading.

[@MrMarklester123]

yes there is ,,I did not get time to upload it,, I had to give the dvd back,,sorry ace

[@MisterJenkins1]

Mark Lester Is the DVD available to buy,, Mark? Can you remember the Title pls? Thanks.

[@MrMarklester123]

yes I think on amazon

[@MrMarklester123]

yes there is a part 2 ,,have to buy it

[@MrMarklester123]

yes can buy it on amazon..

[@toppertruthio]

in reality.....just an old man now with stories

[@MrMarklester123]

he was born in 1932, so i think his 85 years old ,only a handful of proper old school crims left

[@gearhead682010]

Stories yes and years and years of wisdom and I can promise more than his share of having a good go on the cobbles. I think if someone was stupid enough to underestimate a guy like him they’d be a complete fool. Just saying

[@nemisisfinder182]

Knows a lot of higher up this fella. He walked into the cell all those years ago and told the Kraus and the rest how many years they was getting before they had been sentenced. He knew he was getting 10 years himself. Well connected he is...

[@genghiskhanjunior9581]

Richi Fearn Who are the kraus? Was this a German firm?

[@gregod806]

@@genghiskhanjunior9581 😂

[@philip-at-tube]

@@genghiskhanjunior9581 lol

[@jamesjackson-df1hi]

I PREFER TO LISTEN TO FRED, GOT SOME GREAT STORIES , I FALL ASLEEP LISTENING TO HIM, LIKE HAVING A BEDTIME STORY READ TO ME.

[@matthewbrian8691]

he was a top man

[@StuartHanson-fo7iw]

People don’t enjoy Fred cos they are dummies or fans they enjoy listening to men who we all share a feeling about,it’s nostalgia for our nation,our people,the sense of loss we are all experiencing is compounded when we listen to people of our golden generation,we miss our Britain

[@jimusgrimus]

I don't condone what these men do and did.............I understand why..........I can't understand violence for nothing, particularly football gangs..........the big gangs seem to keep it to themselves. Its mickey mouse midlands clubs I detest.

[@philladdy7339]

Lighting Lee Murray stole something like 53 million but I love freds era an how he is real deal

[@CW-ke8rk]

Interesting that Freddie admitted after the 2 killings that Freddie and two other enforcers, that they decided that Ronnie and Reggie had to go. I didn’t like the fact that Ronnie and Reggie put one of the body’s outside of Freddie’s nightclub because they knew that one of them had trouble in public with Freddie. Freddie didn’t deserve that and both twins took a liberty. Not admitting to the murders when they were fucked anyway cost 9 of the firm 10 years of their life. Freddie was fearless and twins knew it. I think Freddie would’ve killed them both anyway.

[@darren5950]

Sounds like you know enough lol take care mate your spot on brilliant you mentioning the time the twins could of saved some people a bit of porridge.

[@whataplonker82]

Would never hurt a person that weren't involved in that life and if you say them people carrying money they hurt there carrying money from the biggest gangster of them all the government

[@Gav_Rez]

Poverty see's survival.

[@LeeMitchellAcoustic]

Always speaks of how it is...

[@michaelharrison3602]

To surasagangster you have to be really honest

[@JoJo-sc1db]

Fantastic

[@engelberthumperdinck7366]

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