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Good old Fred - remember him from How? on telly, is on Sky any time going on about good old Ron and Reg (wouldnthurtaflygoodtotheiroldmumalltheoldfolkweresafenotliketodayblahblahblah).
In the course of his in depth repraisal of his literary masterpiece about the 2 lovable scallywags(stabyouintheeyewitharedhotpokercutyourb0llcksoffwithapairofgardenshearsifyoulookthewrongwayatthembutneverforgotanicebuchofdaffsonauntiepeg'sbirthdayetcetcetc) the dynamic Fred was in conversation in the ring of the old Repton boxing club dawwwnnn the east end somewhere with that most delightful of gentleman, MAD FRANKIE FRASER!!!!! (so named presumably because no other decrepit old scrote of 96, would have the front to dye their hair jet midnight maroon and expect everyone who met him not to p1ss themselves uncontrollably)
The discussion turned to the murder of George Cornell dawwwwnnnn the Blind Beggar - most unfortunate opined Francis, but he had been taking LIBERTIES!!!!!!
What was most tragic about it said MFF was that George had been seeing a "nice girl" from dawwwnnnn the Elephant and up the Castle - "very good shoplifter" said Frankie.
Cue Fred's jaw hitting the floor and him deciding he'd be better off going to quiz MENTAL FREDDIE FOREMAN(niceblokeverymisunderstoodbuttooknononsenseblahblahblah)
At this stage i decided i would get more mental stimulation if i switched over to Eurotrash(the sexy bits) and left Fred to it.(the SLAAAAGGGGGG)
In the course of his in depth repraisal of his literary masterpiece about the 2 lovable scallywags(stabyouintheeyewitharedhotpokercutyourb0llcksoffwithapairofgardenshearsifyoulookthewrongwayatthembutneverforgotanicebuchofdaffsonauntiepeg'sbirthdayetcetcetc) the dynamic Fred was in conversation in the ring of the old Repton boxing club dawwwnnn the east end somewhere with that most delightful of gentleman, MAD FRANKIE FRASER!!!!! (so named presumably because no other decrepit old scrote of 96, would have the front to dye their hair jet midnight maroon and expect everyone who met him not to p1ss themselves uncontrollably)
The discussion turned to the murder of George Cornell dawwwwnnnn the Blind Beggar - most unfortunate opined Francis, but he had been taking LIBERTIES!!!!!!
What was most tragic about it said MFF was that George had been seeing a "nice girl" from dawwwnnnn the Elephant and up the Castle - "very good shoplifter" said Frankie.
Cue Fred's jaw hitting the floor and him deciding he'd be better off going to quiz MENTAL FREDDIE FOREMAN(niceblokeverymisunderstoodbuttooknononsenseblahblahblah)
At this stage i decided i would get more mental stimulation if i switched over to Eurotrash(the sexy bits) and left Fred to it.(the SLAAAAGGGGGG)
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http://www.crimeandinvestigation.co.uk/shows/the-krays-by-fred-dinenage/videos.html
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I remember Gambit in the 70's.
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Does it mention the bit where these loveable rogues rape young boys?
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How?, Gambit, Dickie Davies' holiday cover on World of Sport.
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Both the Kray twins were involved in **sexual rape of boys, one doing the raping and the other one preventing anyone stopping him. They don't often mention that on the telly.
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Always had a soft spot for Mad Frankie myself; you've got admit he was always game, on his toes and had a hell of a lot of front for little feller. Spent most of his early life behind bars as a consequence.
Never keen on the Krays though and its a myth that evryone speaks fondly of them in the East end; a lot people hated them and now hate those who mythologise them. Met Freddy "Brown Bread Fred" Foreman once and have to say he was charming. Speak as you find is the CT motto. |
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so it was a myth that back in the 60s you could leave your back door open :0
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no, sounds like they kicked your back door in :(
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thankfully i was out
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Them laaaadz never 'urt a back door in their lives
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I was in the Beggar that night...
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WARNING : OLD THREAD !
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Last ever post from harry31.
No geezer who mis-spells Dinenage gets to keep his rights in this manor. |
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You've all heard books being described as 'unputdownable'. Dinnennage has seemingly invented the concept of an 'unpickupable' book.
"GAMBIT" was assuredly Frederico's apex moment, although for this viewer he was even then completely outshined by his delightful card-cutting colleague Michelle Lambourne. |
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Best books on the Krays were written by my ex-neighbour John Pearson.
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I've read 'The Profession Of Violence' by John Pearson. It shows the Krays in a good light. Maybe they were good blokes. I don't know.
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Lovely boys, always looked after their mum.
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