Originally posted by Nigel Miller
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Google 'darren site:fox-bartfield.co.uk' and what do you see? Well, Google says this:
Darren Roberts. Partner. Learn more · Dominic Abbasi. Account Manager. Learn more · Adam Barton. Partner. Learn more. Where are we? Fox Bartfield (Head ...
And when you click on it, what happens? 'No posts found on your query. Try again with different parameters....'
They've pulled down their team page. So my conclusion is they know exactly who he is and are probably hiding him in the back bedroom.
I'm going to speculate that Dynamo / Henton didn't know. I'm going to guess he changed his name by deed poll, so he had ID to satisfy them, and they didn't recognise him at first. If they knew, they wouldn't have put his picture on the Internet, so they weren't trying to hide him. He probably gave them some story for not wanting his picture on their website, and maybe never knew about the tweet, or decided it would give the game away if he asked to have that taken down after the fact.
Maybe someone recognised him and they dumped him, or maybe the opportunity to go to FB made him think he had a better chance to hide with them.
He probably used the name 'Darren' because he's answered to it all his life, and changing that would be just too hard. If he changes to something else he'll end up getting caught out eventually.
To be fair, I'd rather he work than live on the dole, and he probably doesn't know how to do anything else. If it were all up-front with his firm having specific controls on what he could and couldn't do, I'd wish him all the best. Good for them if they are going to give someone a chance to rebuild his life. But when everything is secretive then it gives you no confidence that such controls are in place, does it? Makes you feel like a dishonest firm has taken on a dishonest guy and they are going to do dishonest things. Blech.
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