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I was alone and there were, I think, 3 of them - at least 2. Cops never caught anyone. It was all a bit quick and as they'd cracked my head against a wall at the beginning of the proceedings, I was literally seeing stars and having a near out of body experience for the duration. I'm not a natural fighter, anyway (I tend to rely upon the stench from my freshly-loaded undies to ward off attackers!), so probably had no chance, even if there'd been 1 of the toerags. -
you definately had no chance. In my local, up in Bootle, some of the guys would save up a few quid and head off into town, friday and saturday and target the student lads. There was a certain inevitability and a standard MO, students get a bit pissed, students get loud, thugs get close, look for valuables, follow students onto the street. wham bam. You were targeted Robert and probably stalked for a while. Normally the b@stards will have your trainees as well, you cant fight or run without yer trainees on.Originally posted by Bob Dalek View PostI was alone and there were, I think, 3 of them - at least 2. Cops never caught anyone. It was all a bit quick and as they'd cracked my head against a wall at the beginning of the proceedings, I was literally seeing stars and having a near out of body experience for the duration. I'm not a natural fighter, anyway (I tend to rely upon the stench from my freshly-loaded undies to ward off attackers!), so probably had no chance, even if there'd been 1 of the toerags.
OP, keep yer money well hidden, dont be flashy, keep yer gob shut, be respectful and you will be ok.
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I WAS a student at the time - uncanny! A student pal of mine (a hard case, actually) was pasted by a gang of Scousers around the same time for doing nothing more than walking home late one night. Hospitalized. When he got back to his digs, he'd been burgled. All together, now: "Ferry 'cross the Mersey... straight over to the blessed haven that is the Wirral, and don't look back!"Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Postyou definately had no chance. In my local, up in Bootle, some of the guys would save up a few quid and head off into town, friday and saturday and target the student lads. There was a certain inevitability and a standard MO, students get a bit pissed, students get loud, thugs get close, look for valuables, follow students onto the street. wham bam. You were targeted Robert and probably stalked for a while. Normally the b@stards will have your trainees as well, you cant fight or run without yer trainees on.
OP, keep yer money well hidden, dont be flashy, keep yer gob shut, be respectful and you will be ok.

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