Wean = child Wulnae = will not Ma sell = myself Ma = my Oot = out Didnae = didn’t Aw = All Pult = pulled Doon = down Tae = To Wee = little Ken = know Hink = think Wan = one Canny = cannot Fur = for Just a wee key fur folk who canny make anything of this.
The" I'm Going to be polite" love it! My grandparent's accents were thick "Glaswegian". Immigrated to Canada in the 'mid 50s and never lost it. Hearing "Blink" tell his stories brings me back listening to my Grand.
the best ever guest, this story had me from the first sentence. Brilliantly narrated, such an intelligent yet engaging character, thank you for sharing this captivating story
How can anyone let a known drug dealer host a show like this. He seems to constipated as he gets the words out and seems to think these thugs he's interviewing are cool...fucking disgraceful...
Love this channel and live hearing Ian tell stories, I’m Glaswegian and he’s getting more slang the more he gets relaxed and talks. Fab stories on here Shaun xxx
Hes a great storyteller, you can tell just by looking at him that hes a proper villain that's been there, done that. A big lump of a guy but he has the intelligence to make him even more dangerous. Definitely my favourite guest (I've seen him before on documentaries about Scottish crime, and he always makes a great interviewee)
@@WeeKev1910 well I wouldn't know the score on that front, but hes retired from that life now so wouldn't want to risk getting banged up again, plus hes not a young man anymore. If you are talking back in the day, then losing a couple of fights hardly makes you weak. My knowledge about the guy is pretty limited, but I'm definitely gonna read his book to hear about some of his exploits.
Good podcasts , great listen..listened to a few now and really like how shaun ask the right questions at the right times and really clears things up for the listener...Not so much in this one but certainly in the rest of them...Thanks guys!!
Have spent my entire evening - making and eating dinner, a few chores, preparing for work tomorrow, shaving etc - listening to this 3 1/2 hour video.Unable to tear myself away from listening to Blink talk. What a character, oooh he’s a wild one, I bet there are still plenty of stories he could tell....
Great interview, Ian is hard as titanium, fearless, involved in shootings, stabbings, all sorts of villainy, but bless him at 43.23 he asks Shaun if he minds him swearing!!! LEGEND.
Top interview Shaun. I’m from Leeds living in Spain but lived in Glasgow in the early nineties. Great city , great characters and Blink is deffo one of them. Well done 👍
@@johnmckee7640 no your cup of tea then, aw this stuff was local to me so I was interested, even Strathclyde Park is like 2 minutes away from me ahaha.
Great story. Need to get this bloke on again...he`s got a way of telling a story, kept me watching all the way thru, didn`t even get up to go get a coffee. Nice one you two.
I am English and can fully understand what Blink is saying you just need to pay attention ..................interesting story teller with his life experiences thanks for the upload Shaun
Just recently found you and your story, I've been fascinated. My wife is from Phoenix, and used to be a raver. She would tell me about this dude English Shaun and you were rad and had the best parties. She remembers you fondly and when she'd talk about you she always bring up the quote "a spoonful of sugar". I was stoked to realize that was you I've been listening to. Great job on all the success. Wife says your an awesome guy. Were going on 20 years this year. Keep it up man, you found your lane.
This was truly one of the most interesting stories you have covered Shaun, Ian was fantastic, I really would love to see him back on the channel. I actually cannot believe that was 3 hours, it has flown in!!
Good to see a fellow scot on the podcast, especially a man like 'Ian Blink Macdonald' class example of a man. Turned his life around on crime, and now we reap the benefits of his great stories. Props to you on this guest Shaun top video!
Think the police are just using any opportunity to harass him to get a reaction from him and put him in the paper's, they even went to a function place his Mum's funeral was held trying to stir thingsl
Sorry Cok3 Mcd I meant he turned his back on the likes of serious crime, he's not out there in the barrel of the underworld anymore and he isn't up to his old tricks. Like you say though with the Tesco and plane altercation, trouble will always follow a man of his calibre especially with a history like blinks.
@Bog Standard you've got fuck all, if all you can do is trawl through the comments being snide to cunts ya banger😂😂 You've got ignorance + false courage in abundance.
Crime families & cartels in Glasgow, Liverpool, Manchester, Dublin, Birmingham & London contain some serious individuals that you won't see on internet podcasts.
Super interesting. I stayed with Ronnie Biggs in Rio for a couple of weeks back in 1998. He told me everything about the Great Train Robbery and his life - before and after the robbery - and we recorded it all on video. Time to upload here I think if people would be interested.
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Ballicks ive hrd this exact same comment from a fella before, you're either that person or its a story that fkoats about kinda like 'i was first onto the balcony" ....
Please let's see more of Blink - what a character, have watched this 3 times over now. Would also love to see you talk with the Consigliere on the London Underground scene - Toby von Judge
I just found your Podcasts, I'm new to listening to podcasts in general. I didn't realize you were on spotify so now I can stop blasting through my data lmao You are appreciated, thank you.
I listened to the podcast version and wot a fantastic listen. I subscribe to more podcasts than I care to admit to (I work alone lol) and this is one of the best I’ve listened to period,in any genre. Shaun you’ve nailed your method of interviewing,u let the guest talk and tell his story only interjecting wen necessary. If Ian has appeared on JRE within 20 minutes Joe wud be rattling in bout mushrooms weed and comedy being in a special time. I read all the Glasgow crime books back in the day,Tam McGraw,Thompson,Ferris etc and I’ll be getting this one too. Great episode,can’t thank you both enough from north east UK.
This is your best interview Shaun. Gold stuff from you and Ian. Had seen Ian in a few documentaries interesting guy. Also when he mentiones he read Harry potter to his kid in jail...theres a programme you could help promote Shaun its Prison Reading Group. It helps dads in prison connect with their kids over books and help boost their kids reading. Shaun get some more Irish, English Welsh and Scottish criminals on.
I can tell you 2 guests that have one hell of a tale to hear, Thomas Campbell and Joe Steele. They were put away for 20 years after being falsely convicted (a proper fit up too!) of killing 6 people in a fire. It's a horrendous, scary tale that will blow you and all your viewers away. The whole story is a sad waste of so many lives.
@@punkit743 thanks for the info, I'll definitely check that out. Those 2 got @#$%ed right over, I've read the book McGraw about his involvement and it's a horrendous story.
Pete tong - wrong The hingy - that thing Hink - think Ma Hingmy - my friend In- aw- that - as well Hoose - house Learnt - taught Aboot - about Oot ma nut - paranoid - wasted Efter - after Roon - round Oors- hours Nawt a mean - do you understand Mars bar - scar
I'd moved to Torquay from Manchester in 83 and remember the failed Nat West job. It was big news at the time in a sleepy Devon seaside town. Felt gutted you didn't get the cash. Riveting interview from start to finish. Thank you both.
Im a Yank from Boston, so to anyone having a hard time understanding his Lingo hes speaking English so just listen to what he says, in the Context of what hes saying and ull get the majority of the stories..Dude is fuckin LEGITE
Ian mentioned Peterhead Prison, As a kid in mid 80s I remember seeing riots there on the news, Thatcher sent in the SAS to end one, could be worth a video about it
Blink is great in these things, this stories are crazy and alway kinda funny the way he tells them, a true Glasgow hard man, what a guy on a night out.
Good interview but the bit about Perry Wharrie really wound me up. They killed that innocent policeman in my home town. Remember it well when I was a kid. Can’t blame blink for talking about him but it goes to show that glamorising these turds is just wrong. Going to drop some flowers on Frank Mason’s memorial outside the bank tonight. He might have been a copper but he had a family.
Yeah he certainly looks the part, a big stocky geezer with a face that tells more than a few stories. Glasgow is a centre of excellence for proper hardcore (and fuckin dangerous) criminals!!!
@@davidkennedy1077 yeah defo. I've watched the Wee Man and read all about them. Even the ice cream wars. Being from Fife it's amazing to think this happened not too far away from me. Although it's scary af it's mega interesting
@@liamburnett5307 yeah 'Wee Man' is a great film (I've got it on DVD) for a look into how some of these guys start watch 'Neds', it's about Glasgow knife gang youngsters (I'll admit that I struggled to understand what they were saying a fair bit of the time, I'm shite with accents haha!) but that also a pretty scary story that shows how things can escalate badly. The Scottish gangland books are incredible reads (just like the books about Irelands gangland, usually written by Paul Williams) But you cant beat hearing about the local underworld, the only case I have thats local to me was The Essex Boys (Range Rover/Rettendon Murders) but it all literally happened all around me so its was incredible reading and thinking 'I remember that happening' and the fact that I knew a couple of the people talked about that hadn't been named. Plus through my work I'd met one of the main characters in the story (one of the murderers!) It really brings clarity and makes it kinda more personal.
The scar was from an incident when a few jumped him from behind or when he wasn't expecting it, so they basically outnumbered him. There's a short interview with stv news from the time in which he talks a bit about it.
ua-cam.com/video/sYxkVtMEzNY/v-deo.html This short video explains a little bit, for those not from Glasgow a rocket is basically someone paid,told, stupidly gets involved maybe trying to get a reputation. It has various meanings though.
The glasweigen are the best at telling their mad stories and plus their mad as fuck i haven't came across any English like the Scottish Big shout out to blink your a legend
@@johnmckee7640 No. He was barred out by the management. He understood that wasn't any of the door staff decision though and was respectful of it. He had a link to a lady who worked inside the club though hence why he was there so much. Speak as you find though and I found him to be a very genuine guy.
The story about Danny Dyer at the end is absolutely priceless - Nice tribute to Ian's mum at the end as well, Would love to hear more from Blink - Shaun, you should use your publishing company to get Ian's book out again as you mentioned!
Watch part 2 here: ua-cam.com/video/ZY0M1emTeBg/v-deo.html
Blink's book: books2read.com/u/bPQ68J
Good to see Ian again after such a long time and refreshing the stories and characters around the dispersal system in the 80’s and 90’s!
This guy is an original old school legend. If he’s got more stories get him on he’s brilliant. Love the Scots well done Shaun
Wean = child
Wulnae = will not
Ma sell = myself
Ma = my
Oot = out
Didnae = didn’t
Aw = All
Pult = pulled
Doon = down
Tae = To
Wee = little
Ken = know
Hink = think
Wan = one
Canny = cannot
Fur = for
Just a wee key fur folk who canny make anything of this.
El jefe canny = can not. lol
Not many say ken in Scotland.
roll anurra' wan ya bam, waur aw gaun radge
@@nealdew71 really? I ken loads a folk that say it
@@benwrong6855 Waur dae ye bide 😂😂😂😂
The" I'm Going to be polite" love it! My grandparent's accents were thick "Glaswegian". Immigrated to Canada in the 'mid 50s and never lost it. Hearing "Blink" tell his stories brings me back listening to my Grand.
the best ever guest, this story had me from the first sentence. Brilliantly narrated, such an intelligent yet engaging character, thank you for sharing this captivating story
The accent gives it an edge also
Intelligent? How?
Blink is a proper name he’s been there and done it could listen to him all day. ❤
Shaun get this guy on again. He's a true legend good guy and great storyteller. Keep up the good work Shaun and enjoy the wee bairn blink
Joe Clutton Yeah, he's a lovely guy isn't he?
Hetalks some shite honest its all bullshit a should know
Whopper bljnk Mcdonald
@@andycolbert6969 My arse.
INdeed, the thingmy you what I mean
I think you should change the seat positions because the lack of eye contact feels weird
Edna Mode i was thinking the same thing, maybe shauns just scared to look him in the eye 😂😂
I feel it's less weird, eye contact is weird.
Shaun to used to checking His sixes while having a convo.
Was awkward to watch
I like this aetup
Never thought I’d sit through 3.5h of an interview but I just have. Unreal video - he’s a proper guy hope everything looks up for him going legit
Love how Shaun is good at not interrupting the guests on his podcasts but knows what questions to ask when
I agree... this is why I love Shaun's channel. 👍
Me too 😆😆
How can anyone let a known drug dealer host a show like this. He seems to constipated as he gets the words out and seems to think these thugs he's interviewing are cool...fucking disgraceful...
Got to love the fact how kind Shaun is he’s straight away offered blink help with a new book deal and other ways to help him make money
Mr MacDonald comes across really well, charming , warm, excellent narrator, I was completely engaged the whole time. Excellent podcast, congrats Shaun
Massive thank you to Ian for sharing his story! Awesome!
Love this channel and live hearing Ian tell stories, I’m Glaswegian and he’s getting more slang the more he gets relaxed and talks. Fab stories on here Shaun xxx
Yes😂
I listened to the full 3 hours at work sat on a forklift whizzing around chuckling to myself like a deranged gibbon, nice one blink and Shaun...:)
One of the best podcasts I've ever seen. those 3 and a half hours flew by. Great stuff 👍
Yes love it blink’s story’s are class 👍🏼Looking forward to having you on my show soon Shaun 😀🔥🔥🔥
Minted James can't wait 💯❗
@@shaunattwoodOFFICIAL great work all round lads. Nice stuff
Hink u might wanty change ur comment jamesy boy 😂😂😂😂😂 🏴
And then there was the podcast war 😂😂
Ian “blink” MacDonald is an absolute legend.
Hes a great storyteller, you can tell just by looking at him that hes a proper villain that's been there, done that. A big lump of a guy but he has the intelligence to make him even more dangerous. Definitely my favourite guest (I've seen him before on documentaries about Scottish crime, and he always makes a great interviewee)
I've spoke to him a few times. He's always been pleasant. Funny guy too but he's nobody's fool.
@@WeeKev1910 well I wouldn't know the score on that front, but hes retired from that life now so wouldn't want to risk getting banged up again, plus hes not a young man anymore. If you are talking back in the day, then losing a couple of fights hardly makes you weak. My knowledge about the guy is pretty limited, but I'm definitely gonna read his book to hear about some of his exploits.
lol
Intelligence ha ha ha ha ha ha
Fings
Blink is old school. Big respect this is one of my favourites. Great story iv just downloaded the book. Keep em comin Shaun
It does Americans good to hear a fella like this.
They need to understand that we don't all talk like Hugh Grant or Ray Winstone.
Good podcasts , great listen..listened to a few now and really like how shaun ask the right questions at the right times and really clears things up for the listener...Not so much in this one but certainly in the rest of them...Thanks guys!!
Have spent my entire evening - making and eating dinner, a few chores, preparing for work tomorrow, shaving etc - listening to this 3 1/2 hour video.Unable to tear myself away from listening to Blink talk. What a character, oooh he’s a wild one, I bet there are still plenty of stories he could tell....
Great interview, Ian is hard as titanium, fearless, involved in shootings, stabbings, all sorts of villainy, but bless him at 43.23 he asks Shaun if he minds him swearing!!! LEGEND.
Great listen Shaun , could listen to this guy for hours .
I Can Understand him perfectly and i'm English too ;) :).
Obviously you would, idiot
Top interview Shaun. I’m from Leeds living in Spain but lived in Glasgow in the early nineties. Great city , great characters and Blink is deffo one of them. Well done 👍
Stayed in Glasgow all my life and heard all the stories about this growing up, good to hear it from the horses mouth himself, good podcast 🏴
@@johnmckee7640 no your cup of tea then, aw this stuff was local to me so I was interested, even Strathclyde Park is like 2 minutes away from me ahaha.
Great story. Need to get this bloke on again...he`s got a way of telling a story, kept me watching all the way thru, didn`t even get up to go get a coffee. Nice one you two.
One of the best I’ve watched great memory this man and real weight to his story! Wish him all the best
Great podcast Shaun this is one of my favourites, not just being biased from being Scottish. What a guy.
I am English and can fully understand what Blink is saying you just need to pay attention ..................interesting story teller with his life experiences thanks for the upload Shaun
Great interview again, Shaun. The best one yet. He's getting a lot of respect in the comments.
"a piss pot for those who dont know its a pot you piss in" comedy gold haha
More podcasts with Blink please. Good stories and good humour to go with it. Superb
Great interview with Ian, love the accent and way he tells his story. Looks like a standup guy you wouldn't want to mess with!
Just recently found you and your story, I've been fascinated. My wife is from Phoenix, and used to be a raver. She would tell me about this dude English Shaun and you were rad and had the best parties. She remembers you fondly and when she'd talk about you she always bring up the quote "a spoonful of sugar". I was stoked to realize that was you I've been listening to. Great job on all the success. Wife says your an awesome guy. Were going on 20 years this year. Keep it up man, you found your lane.
This was truly one of the most interesting stories you have covered Shaun, Ian was fantastic, I really would love to see him back on the channel.
I actually cannot believe that was 3 hours, it has flown in!!
What a guest. Could listen to Ian all day.
Awesome Interview to see how things work in a different country great content. Much Love From Houston Texas.
What a legend this fella is. Storytelling has me in stitches here
Thanks for watching
Good to see a fellow scot on the podcast, especially a man like 'Ian Blink Macdonald' class example of a man. Turned his life around on crime, and now we reap the benefits of his great stories. Props to you on this guest Shaun top video!
Think the police are just using any opportunity to harass him to get a reaction from him and put him in the paper's, they even went to a function place his Mum's funeral was held trying to stir thingsl
Sorry Cok3 Mcd I meant he turned his back on the likes of serious crime, he's not out there in the barrel of the underworld anymore and he isn't up to his old tricks. Like you say though with the Tesco and plane altercation, trouble will always follow a man of his calibre especially with a history like blinks.
There’s stories and there’s that, a fascinating life story. I could listen to more hours of Ian. Excellent from start to finish. What a listen.....
Scottish gangsters are for sure a big step above the usual UK trends a lot more murderous and brutal, crazy crazy stuff...great interview
AYE AYE CAPTIIN HRHRHRHHRR
@Bog Standard 😂😂OK big man
@Bog Standard you've got fuck all, if all you can do is trawl through the comments being snide to cunts ya banger😂😂
You've got ignorance + false courage in abundance.
England's full of hip-hop gangsta wannabes. Glaswegians and Irish Travellers are the top dogs in the UK
Crime families & cartels in Glasgow, Liverpool, Manchester, Dublin, Birmingham & London contain some serious individuals that you won't see on internet podcasts.
Top work Shawn ... loving blink could listen to these for hours.
Super interesting. I stayed with Ronnie Biggs in Rio for a couple of weeks back in 1998. He told me everything about the Great Train Robbery and his life - before and after the robbery - and we recorded it all on video. Time to upload here I think if people would be interested.
Ballicks ive hrd this exact same comment from a fella before, you're either that person or its a story that fkoats about kinda like 'i was first onto the balcony" ....
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Check there channel asshole he's got the interview recorded 🙄
No really, just keep it for urself 😂😂😂
you know i was first on the balcony you was right behind me do you remember now who dares wins bravo zero
Please let's see more of Blink - what a character, have watched this 3 times over now.
Would also love to see you talk with the Consigliere on the London Underground scene - Toby von Judge
Been looking forward to this since you mentioned it last week
I just found your Podcasts, I'm new to listening to podcasts in general. I didn't realize you were on spotify so now I can stop blasting through my data lmao
You are appreciated, thank you.
Scottish Twitter prepared me for this
I listened to the podcast version and wot a fantastic listen. I subscribe to more podcasts than I care to admit to (I work alone lol) and this is one of the best I’ve listened to period,in any genre. Shaun you’ve nailed your method of interviewing,u let the guest talk and tell his story only interjecting wen necessary. If Ian has appeared on JRE within 20 minutes Joe wud be rattling in bout mushrooms weed and comedy being in a special time.
I read all the Glasgow crime books back in the day,Tam McGraw,Thompson,Ferris etc and I’ll be getting this one too.
Great episode,can’t thank you both enough from north east UK.
Please get blink on again Shaun! Proper bloke and tells a good story
This is brilliant, Blink’s Glasgow patter is so funny. He could do talks and stand up. You have got to wish him well in the future.
This is your best interview Shaun. Gold stuff from you and Ian.
Had seen Ian in a few documentaries interesting guy.
Also when he mentiones he read Harry potter to his kid in jail...theres a programme you could help promote Shaun its Prison Reading Group. It helps dads in prison connect with their kids over books and help boost their kids reading.
Shaun get some more Irish, English Welsh and Scottish criminals on.
Brilliant podcast had me captivated from begining to end .
Great touch at the end for Ian's Ma.
RIP.
Blinks sniffed a few grams on this haha quality
Yeah Shaun mate keep these podcast coming some have court my eye and kept me watching till the Very end,
I should be in my bed but I'm engrossed. Subscribed as well. Fascinated. Still got over an hour to watch. Looks like a late night.
great podcast shaun, ian is a real genuine bloke who tells his story as it is no bs
One hell of a story and one hell of a scar on his face 😳😮 great vid well done lads
Dan Dwrasan think your big man
Aaron Turvey eh ?
Cracking interview, Blink and his old pal Paul are a pair of legends, right old school Blackhill team
How I wish Roy Shaw had of been interviewed. Legend.
Absolutely loving these true crime podcasts, smashing it
I went tae ma cell and says to ma'sell ;-)
👍😂 no bad lol
Us WeeGees ur pure brilliant, by the way, pal.
👍🏻
@@santoy1000 Fuck yer San Toy ... X Cumbie....
❤@@SpookyElectric319
Glaswegians & Scousers make the best guests always the best stories
“WHO’S PAYING THIS BILL?!” dying
I’ve watched this about 25/30 times. Shaun u will have to get Ian back on again soon please. Love this podcast it’s my favourite
Is 25/30 a fraction?
Great interview, best one yet. When’s part 2 coming on?
I thought the scar on my face was big, thats a right shiner!! Good listen, respect to both of you 👊💪💯
16:38 "Make a breakfast."
She says "Make a breakfast?"
Made me laugh.
Excellent interview Shaun keep up the good work
I can tell you 2 guests that have one hell of a tale to hear, Thomas Campbell and Joe Steele. They were put away for 20 years after being falsely convicted (a proper fit up too!) of killing 6 people in a fire. It's a horrendous, scary tale that will blow you and all your viewers away. The whole story is a sad waste of so many lives.
A miscarriage of justice that will sicken you.
Thomas Campbell was on James English podcast recently if you haven't watched it.
@@punkit743 thanks for the info, I'll definitely check that out. Those 2 got @#$%ed right over, I've read the book McGraw about his involvement and it's a horrendous story.
David Kennedy ua-cam.com/video/WJw5dDdVSDc/v-deo.html
@@burants89 and then he just dies in his sleep without facing the repercussions due to him. Theres just no justice in this world.
Best podcast I've seen Shaun blinks a legend, love the underworld interviews
Pete tong - wrong
The hingy - that thing
Hink - think
Ma Hingmy - my friend
In- aw- that - as well
Hoose - house
Learnt - taught
Aboot - about
Oot ma nut - paranoid - wasted
Efter - after
Roon - round
Oors- hours
Nawt a mean - do you understand
Mars bar - scar
I'd moved to Torquay from Manchester in 83 and remember the failed Nat West job. It was big news at the time in a sleepy Devon seaside town. Felt gutted you didn't get the cash. Riveting interview from start to finish. Thank you both.
Ian seems like genuinely sound character I would love to hear his early stories! Loved my maws homemade soup tae!
Another great podcast Shaun. Blink definitely knows how to tell a story!
Im a Yank from Boston, so to anyone having a hard time understanding his Lingo hes speaking English so just listen to what he says, in the Context of what hes saying and ull get the majority of the stories..Dude is fuckin LEGITE
Shaun you manage complex discussions masterfully mate.
Ian mentioned Peterhead Prison, As a kid in mid 80s I remember seeing riots there on the news, Thatcher sent in the SAS to end one, could be worth a video about it
One of the SAS men was imprisoned years later. National news. Pat Patterson.
Blink is great in these things, this stories are crazy and alway kinda funny the way he tells them, a true Glasgow hard man, what a guy on a night out.
Good interview but the bit about Perry Wharrie really wound me up. They killed that innocent policeman in my home town. Remember it well when I was a kid. Can’t blame blink for talking about him but it goes to show that glamorising these turds is just wrong. Going to drop some flowers on Frank Mason’s memorial outside the bank tonight. He might have been a copper but he had a family.
Anthony james fuck off mate fuck the police
Spent so much time watching Shaun podcasts their epic
He looks like he's won a few fights. That's a hardy man that one
Yeah he certainly looks the part, a big stocky geezer with a face that tells more than a few stories. Glasgow is a centre of excellence for proper hardcore (and fuckin dangerous) criminals!!!
@@davidkennedy1077 yeah defo. I've watched the Wee Man and read all about them. Even the ice cream wars. Being from Fife it's amazing to think this happened not too far away from me. Although it's scary af it's mega interesting
@@liamburnett5307 yeah 'Wee Man' is a great film (I've got it on DVD) for a look into how some of these guys start watch 'Neds', it's about Glasgow knife gang youngsters (I'll admit that I struggled to understand what they were saying a fair bit of the time, I'm shite with accents haha!) but that also a pretty scary story that shows how things can escalate badly. The Scottish gangland books are incredible reads (just like the books about Irelands gangland, usually written by Paul Williams) But you cant beat hearing about the local underworld, the only case I have thats local to me was The Essex Boys (Range Rover/Rettendon Murders) but it all literally happened all around me so its was incredible reading and thinking 'I remember that happening' and the fact that I knew a couple of the people talked about that hadn't been named. Plus through my work I'd met one of the main characters in the story (one of the murderers!) It really brings clarity and makes it kinda more personal.
The scar was from an incident when a few jumped him from behind or when he wasn't expecting it, so they basically outnumbered him. There's a short interview with stv news from the time in which he talks a bit about it.
ua-cam.com/video/sYxkVtMEzNY/v-deo.html This short video explains a little bit, for those not from Glasgow a rocket is basically someone paid,told, stupidly gets involved maybe trying to get a reputation. It has various meanings though.
Blink’s got the rizzle yo! What a character!! 😂❤. Thanks!
The glasweigen are the best at telling their mad stories and plus their mad as fuck i haven't came across any English like the Scottish Big shout out to blink your a legend
Such an incredible interview ! Bring him back
Would be class to hear his early storys
I watched this start 2 finish. Instantly addicted. He nows how 2 tell a story
Met him a few times when working the doors. Always a gentleman to me.
Did you let him. For free..
@@johnmckee7640 No. He was barred out by the management. He understood that wasn't any of the door staff decision though and was respectful of it. He had a link to a lady who worked inside the club though hence why he was there so much. Speak as you find though and I found him to be a very genuine guy.
Brilliant podcast Shaun. Love hearing Blink`s stories .
UA-cam Auto-Translation got D- in "Fully fledged Glaswegian" :) great vid
2 minutes in and I already know this is gonna be a banger
This was fantastic!
One of the best interviews Iv seen on your channel.
All the best from Glasgow.
Wow this studio is really dope !
Best pod so far great storys, get Ian back for a talk about the early days.
Hard bastard. He once got bitten by a cobra and after laying there in excruciating pain for hours.....the cobra died.
Great content shaun. It does help I'm half scottish and understand him perfectly.
The story about Danny Dyer at the end is absolutely priceless -
Nice tribute to Ian's mum at the end as well,
Would love to hear more from Blink - Shaun, you should use your publishing company to get Ian's book out again as you mentioned!