Now I know this chap is being portrayed as the villain of the piece, but...

[Pokster]

Wait, you think the BBC gave this chap elocution lessons?

Is it 1933?

Don't want local accents in the BeeB

[Burney]

If he was so well spoken he wouldn't be using such common language would he?? He has obviously been trained by the BBC to speak as though he has plums in his mouth..... so guilty as charged

And the family said they didn't klnow who he was until they saw his name... *******s imo, they didn't know who he was even after they saw his name.

Swearing has nothing to do with being well-spoken. I didn't hear him saying 'Do you know who I am?', same as I didn't hear him say half the things these lying low-lifes say he did. I wouldn't trust man-made fibre-clad filth like that as far as I could chuck them.

[IUFG]

...I'm on his side. Let's face it: the family he's 'arresting' do seem extremely common and vulgar.

I'd have punched the daft **** in the throat...

[Billy Goat Sverige]

...I'm on his side. Let's face it: the family he's 'arresting' do seem extremely common and vulgar.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017...rage-incident/

I don't know. He'd have probably been floored were he doing that to a real common and vulgar type.

[PSRB]

...I'm on his side. Let's face it: the family he's 'arresting' do seem extremely common and vulgar.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017...rage-incident/

Thought you were referring to Ospina