The Guv'nor: The Autobiography of Lenny McLean

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With hindsight, I wish I’d have smashed him to pieces when I had the chance, ’cos if I’d ripped off his winkle, he wouldn’t have had the urge to molest all those innocent little kids, now would he?

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By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. I glanced over and noticed the girl looked all worried, so I nodded my head and winked as if to say, step away, and she immediately moved a few paces back.McLean lost some face as he was challenged by the "King of the Gypsies" Bartley Gorman, but did not accept the fight. One of the assailants, Barry Dalton, a former bare-knuckle fighter who ran protection rackets across London, had a falling out with McLean and confronted him with a shotgun at his home while his children were in the house.

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With his fame as an unlicensed boxer, McLean became known as "The King of Bouncers" around many of the clubs and pubs in London.By the age of fifteen, McLean realised he could earn a living from fighting and pursued it as his main means of income.

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It's estimated he sexually assaulted hundreds of women and children in a campaign of abuse lasting more than 50 years. Hodder Paperback edition on generally vg- condition; spine complete; pp browning; no handwriting inside such as names; ; Hodder; Vol. The daughter of notorious East End ­hardman Lenny McLean is still troubled by his memory 20 years after his death.McLean lost to Shaw once via verbal submission, which McLean justified by claiming his gloves had been tampered with, reducing their maneuverability. and looked over, gave him a scowl and a growl, and he behaved like a choirboy for the rest of the night.