When you lose your job, it’s always said that you never act how the person would normally act. Most humans get depressed: we go out, get drunk as a skunk, puke our guts out, maybe some maudlin self-pitying. But we wake up the next day, pick ourselves up and start afresh. But turning to Frotteurism seems to be a tad excessive. Then on top of it, while wearing the kit of your favorite team? Is that the way EBLJT would handle the situation? Buck up, lads!
Maybe if you’re laid off and living in Burnley, and you worked for the BBC, you may feel as though your life is over. The man, 27, lost his job in January, and by March he had started groping and grinding on women when he went on his runs. The victims were all women, and he didn’t seem to care on the age, going after young and old alike, though they were all dog walkers. Surprisingly, this is the first known incident where the man was wearing the kit of his favorite soccer club.
Some advice: You live in the UK with better unemployment laws than anyone, you’re young, and you got dumped by the BBC which is probably a blessing in disguise. Pick yourself up, use your imagination (though not as far as you did) and chase something else down.
I wonder if this will start a trend like in NYC with criminals favoring Yankees hats. I could see the police blotters in England filling up with men in ManU kits.
This is just an odd story. The lad goes from having nothing in his past to that? When the bough breaks, I guess.
This has been the weirdest day in UF history. Just so many odd stories emerging…
I am shocked – SHOCKED – that he wasn’t wearing a Chelsea jersey.
@berg – I was expecting a Jonny Evans kit