Manchesters hard men or Myth

[BluePurgatory]

Staying on the mancunian theme,we know manchester has always had a gang culture in fact i am sure it was manchester who started it with the scuttlers in the victorian era, which lead to the birth of boys clubs and St Marks and you know the rest.
Anyway getting back to topic hard men of Manchester.

Anyone heard of the Bear (aka as Brian Dunn) this guy was built like his nick name and was feard around the east manchester area.
Appartenly he got his hard man reputation in the late 1960's when he would walk up the length of a main road and stop every male and ask them for money. He did this on the back on a rumour that was circulating in that he had a rumble in the top yates on oldham street. When the Police knew who it was they wouldnt go in an sent in a police dog. To cut the story short he knocked out the police dog. Anyone put any light on this or any more like it.

 

[totallywired]

Staying on the mancunian theme,we know manchester has always had a gang culture in fact i am sure it was manchester who started it with the scuttlers in the victorian era, which lead to the birth of boys clubs and St Marks and you know the rest.
Anyway getting back to topic hard men of Manchester.

Anyone heard of the Bear (aka as Brian Dunn) this guy was built like his nick name and was feard around the east manchester area.
Appartenly he got his hard man reputation in the late 1960's when he would walk up the length of a main road and stop every male and ask them for money. He did this on the back on a rumour that was circulating in that he had a rumble in the top yates on oldham street. When the Police knew who it was they wouldnt go in an sent in a police dog. To cut the story short he knocked out the police dog. Anyone put any light on this or any more like it.

Thought he was called the Badger.

 

[daveduke67]

Staying on the mancunian theme,we know manchester has always had a gang culture in fact i am sure it was manchester who started it with the scuttlers in the victorian era, which lead to the birth of boys clubs and St Marks and you know the rest.
Anyway getting back to topic hard men of Manchester.

Anyone heard of the Bear (aka as Brian Dunn) this guy was built like his nick name and was feard around the east manchester area.
Appartenly he got his hard man reputation in the late 1960's when he would walk up the length of a main road and stop every male and ask them for money. He did this on the back on a rumour that was circulating in that he had a rumble in the top yates on oldham street. When the Police knew who it was they wouldnt go in an sent in a police dog. To cut the story short he knocked out the police dog. Anyone put any light on this or any more like it.

Thought he was called the Badger.

He'd have been called 'The Pussy' in my local.

 

[BluePurgatory]

Staying on the mancunian theme,we know manchester has always had a gang culture in fact i am sure it was manchester who started it with the scuttlers in the victorian era, which lead to the birth of boys clubs and St Marks and you know the rest.
Anyway getting back to topic hard men of Manchester.

Anyone heard of the Bear (aka as Brian Dunn) this guy was built like his nick name and was feard around the east manchester area.
Appartenly he got his hard man reputation in the late 1960's when he would walk up the length of a main road and stop every male and ask them for money. He did this on the back on a rumour that was circulating in that he had a rumble in the top yates on oldham street. When the Police knew who it was they wouldnt go in an sent in a police dog. To cut the story short he knocked out the police dog. Anyone put any light on this or any more like it.

Thought he was called the Badger.

Lol. No it was the defo the Bear.

 

[daveduke67]

Have you got a lisp?

 

[BluePurgatory]

Staying on the mancunian theme,we know manchester has always had a gang culture in fact i am sure it was manchester who started it with the scuttlers in the victorian era, which lead to the birth of boys clubs and St Marks and you know the rest.
Anyway getting back to topic hard men of Manchester.

Anyone heard of the Bear (aka as Brian Dunn) this guy was built like his nick name and was feard around the east manchester area.
Appartenly he got his hard man reputation in the late 1960's when he would walk up the length of a main road and stop every male and ask them for money. He did this on the back on a rumour that was circulating in that he had a rumble in the top yates on oldham street. When the Police knew who it was they wouldnt go in an sent in a police dog. To cut the story short he knocked out the police dog. Anyone put any light on this or any more like it.

Thought he was called the Badger.

He'd have been called 'The Pussy' in my local.

Dont you drink down canal street

 

[nijinsky's fetlocks]

Staying on the mancunian theme,we know manchester has always had a gang culture in fact i am sure it was manchester who started it with the scuttlers in the victorian era, which lead to the birth of boys clubs and St Marks and you know the rest.
Anyway getting back to topic hard men of Manchester.

Anyone heard of the Bear (aka as Brian Dunn) this guy was built like his nick name and was feard around the east manchester area.
Appartenly he got his hard man reputation in the late 1960's when he would walk up the length of a main road and stop every male and ask them for money. He did this on the back on a rumour that was circulating in that he had a rumble in the top yates on oldham street. When the Police knew who it was they wouldnt go in an sent in a police dog. To cut the story short he knocked out the police dog. Anyone put any light on this or any more like it.

Thought he was called the Badger.

You're thinking of someone stoatally different.
It's weaselly done.

 

[daveduke67]

Thought he was called the Badger.

He'd have been called 'The Pussy' in my local.

Dont you drink down canal street

Not all of them I don't - who do you think I am, Marc Almond?

 

[pinkwheeltrim]

He'd have been called 'The Pussy' in my local.

Dont you drink down canal street

Not all of them I don't - who do you think I am, Marc Almond?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlB77vM2FMg[/youtube]

 

[paphos-mcfc]

Staying on the mancunian theme,we know manchester has always had a gang culture in fact i am sure it was manchester who started it with the scuttlers in the victorian era, which lead to the birth of boys clubs and St Marks and you know the rest.
Anyway getting back to topic hard men of Manchester.

Anyone heard of the Bear (aka as Brian Dunn) this guy was built like his nick name and was feard around the east manchester area.
Appartenly he got his hard man reputation in the late 1960's when he would walk up the length of a main road and stop every male and ask them for money. He did this on the back on a rumour that was circulating in that he had a rumble in the top yates on oldham street. When the Police knew who it was they wouldnt go in an sent in a police dog. To cut the story short he knocked out the police dog. Anyone put any light on this or any more like it.

Thought he was called the Badger.

Lol. No it was the defo the Bear.

What a load of pooh.