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....just saw Ian John Lewis on Coppers on C4 :) now , didn't realise he was a policeman....quite enjoying the show though!

MR T wrote:....just saw Ian John Lewis on Coppers on C4 :) now , didn't realise he was a policeman....quite enjoying the show though!

Yes it is Ian John Lewis, and I have just winced when one of his colleagues stated that a prisoner had two mobiles and two chargers secreted up their anus.

I see him. Do you reckon he wades into a riot shouting "I am the wef-a-wee!"

On theme Police/Justice theme. Is Brian Anderson the former British Middleweight Champion now the governor Wakefield Prison as I remember it being mentioned on the Big Fight Live.

IRLangmaid25 wrote:On theme Police/Justice theme. Is Brian Anderson the former British Middleweight Champion now the governor Wakefield Prison as I remember it being mentioned on the Big Fight Live.

Doncaster,unless he has moved.Also,IJL is not a Policeman but a Detention Officer as far as i can tell.A completely different job just basically looking after the Prisoners.

danny macks my hero what a poem i was in tears it was beautiful

mickey1975 wrote:

IRLangmaid25 wrote:On theme Police/Justice theme. Is Brian Anderson the former British Middleweight Champion now the governor Wakefield Prison as I remember it being mentioned on the Big Fight Live.

Doncaster,unless he has moved.Also,IJL is not a Policeman but a Detention Officer as far as i can tell.A completely different job just basically looking after the Prisoners.

I knew Anderson at some point ran a Northern nick as he is from Sheffield and I knew that he went into the prison service when he up in the gloves and it was just when I watched Coppers and they showed IJL it triggered the thought process, and you are right it was Doncaster nick http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/nort ... 232759.stm http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/gene ... 30300.html. As for IJL it seems to me too he is a detention officer.

tstephenson89 wrote:danny macks my hero what a poem i was in tears it was beautiful

He was funny when he was doing his moves for Ian John Lewis, he was doing his jabs and everything and saying "we'll have to get together for a few sessions when I'm out."

I watched that Dispatches show before Coppers on Channel 4 aswell. Really, really sad stuff. Makes you realise how lucky you are not to grow up in a house thats been decimated by drug taking parents and parents who are basically a fornicating mess. There was just no chance for the kids on the Dispatches show to make anything of their lives from the off.

mickey1975 wrote:

IRLangmaid25 wrote:On theme Police/Justice theme. Is Brian Anderson the former British Middleweight Champion now the governor Wakefield Prison as I remember it being mentioned on the Big Fight Live.

Doncaster,unless he has moved.Also,IJL is not a Policeman but a Detention Officer as far as i can tell.A completely different job just basically looking after the Prisoners.

That police station is where im from!Well not exactly obviously!

Saw about ten minutes. Showed Chatham in a great light!!! It's a unique way of speaking

Had a chat with Brian Anderson last week. Lovely chap. You wouldn't want a clump off him, mind.

yiddo14 wrote:Saw about ten minutes. Showed Chatham in a great light!!! It's a unique way of speaking

Tell me about it!Sound more like eastenders do than the true eastenders!lol

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Had a chat with Brian Anderson last week. Lovely chap. You wouldn't want a clump off him, mind.

So what he is doing now is he still involved with the Prison Service then?. I watched Coppers as well and at times I found it very funny and at times thinking sometimes sterialisation is actually a very good idea.

IRLangmaid25 wrote:

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Had a chat with Brian Anderson last week. Lovely chap. You wouldn't want a clump off him, mind.

So what he is doing now is he still involved with the Prison Service then?. I watched Coppers as well and at times I found it very funny and at times thinking sometimes sterialisation is actually a very good idea.

Yeah, he's a prison governor still but can't remember where he said now. I'd had a bit of claret

IRLangmaid25 wrote:

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Had a chat with Brian Anderson last week. Lovely chap. You wouldn't want a clump off him, mind.

So what he is doing now is he still involved with the Prison Service then?. I watched Coppers as well and at times I found it very funny and at times thinking sometimes sterialisation is actually a very good idea.

I agree. That smackhead is nothing but a drain on taxpayers money. He should be put down before he spreads his genes.

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Had a chat with Brian Anderson last week. Lovely chap. You wouldn't want a clump off him, mind.

Agreed - what a great bloke, and he's still in pretty good nick isn't he?

I can confirm that Ian's judgement was indeed clouded by claret, he told David Haye he thought he'd lose.....

Ian John Lewis is a policeman- fornicating hell... What jobs do other ref's do?

lefty wrote:

yiddo14 wrote:Saw about ten minutes. Showed Chatham in a great light!!! It's a unique way of speaking

Tell me about it!Sound more like eastenders do than the true eastenders!lol

Todays eastenders speak with a Pakistani accent!

A lot of Medway (adians? oadians? ites? etc not sure! lets just say people in Medway) seem to have ancestors who have moved south from London or are themselves from a travelling background. It makes for arguably one of the least attractive accents in the British Isles. Walk down Chatham high street on a saturday afternoon and it makes you want to give up on life! The place is full of scag heads, piss heads, beggars and the thing Chatham almost revels in producing...modern chavs!!

Jeff Thomas wrote:Ian John Lewis is a policeman- effing hell... What jobs do other ref's do?

Richie Davies is a cab driver as is Mark Green

yiddo14 wrote:

lefty wrote:

yiddo14 wrote:Saw about ten minutes. Showed Chatham in a great light!!! It's a unique way of speaking

Tell me about it!Sound more like eastenders do than the true eastenders!lol

Todays eastenders speak with a Pakistani accent!

A lot of Medway (adians? oadians? ites? etc not sure! lets just say people in Medway) seem to have ancestors who have moved south from London or are themselves from a travelling background. It makes for arguably one of the least attractive accents in the British Isles. Walk down Chatham high street on a saturday afternoon and it makes you want to give up on life! The place is full of scag heads, piss heads, beggars and the thing Chatham almost revels in producing...modern chavs!!

i spent loadsa time last year in chatham, and i swear to god i have never been more scared in my life. of all places to stick a fashion uni aswell!!!!!! hahaha.

Jeff Thomas wrote:Ian John Lewis is a policeman- effing hell... What jobs do other ref's do?

No,he's a detention officer.Its a civillian job,real Police stopped doing it a few years back.

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:

IRLangmaid25 wrote:

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Had a chat with Brian Anderson last week. Lovely chap. You wouldn't want a clump off him, mind.

So what he is doing now is he still involved with the Prison Service then?. I watched Coppers as well and at times I found it very funny and at times thinking sometimes sterialisation is actually a very good idea.

Yeah, he's a prison governor still but can't remember where he said now. I'd had a bit of claret

Brian Anderson is govenor or 'Director' (as they are known now) of Ashfield Young Offender Institution, its for 15 to 18 year olds.

Loynesy wrote:

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Had a chat with Brian Anderson last week. Lovely chap. You wouldn't want a clump off him, mind.

Agreed - what a great bloke, and he's still in pretty good nick isn't he?

I can confirm that Ian's judgement was indeed clouded by claret, he told David Haye he thought he'd lose.....

I think you'll find that was my counsel acting well beyond my direction

yiddo14 wrote:

lefty wrote:

yiddo14 wrote:Saw about ten minutes. Showed Chatham in a great light!!! It's a unique way of speaking

Tell me about it!Sound more like eastenders do than the true eastenders!lol

Todays eastenders speak with a Pakistani accent!

A lot of Medway (adians? oadians? ites? etc not sure! lets just say people in Medway) seem to have ancestors who have moved south from London or are themselves from a travelling background. It makes for arguably one of the least attractive accents in the British Isles. Walk down Chatham high street on a saturday afternoon and it makes you want to give up on life! The place is full of scag heads, piss heads, beggars and the thing Chatham almost revels in producing...modern chavs!!

Tell me about it mate!Im from gillingham so i know all about it!Luckily for me i wasnt born in medway or even in the kent county so that helps but i know what a dump especially chatham is!

funtime wrote:

yiddo14 wrote:

lefty wrote: Tell me about it!Sound more like eastenders do than the true eastenders!lol

Todays eastenders speak with a Pakistani accent!

A lot of Medway (adians? oadians? ites? etc not sure! lets just say people in Medway) seem to have ancestors who have moved south from London or are themselves from a travelling background. It makes for arguably one of the least attractive accents in the British Isles. Walk down Chatham high street on a saturday afternoon and it makes you want to give up on life! The place is full of scag heads, piss heads, beggars and the thing Chatham almost revels in producing...modern chavs!!

i spent loadsa time last year in chatham, and i swear to god i have never been more scared in my life. of all places to stick a fashion uni aswell!!!!!! hahaha.

Mate i come from medway so i know all about it!Its bloody grim!Lol.Thankfully for me i wasnt actually born there and thus following the bloodline!Ha.Sooner or later il be out of here!Lol