Managers sacked & locks changed at 'Nellies' in Beverley

[Max]

I have said on numerous occasions, that I'm quite surprised that Humphs blatantly upsets so many, but seems to carry on as if he is idestructable. He is certainly much braver (or blinder?) than I could ever be.

The problem is, that when our legal system no longer supports 'the man in the street' in a dispute with Humphs - then Humphs is heading into dangerous territory - and should be much more careful.

For example; lets just assume that Humphs was to return to his car, and find it thourilly vandalised, and covered in abussive grafitti. Now I would also assume that he would report the incidence to the Police, and expect them to investigate the crime.

Can you imagine Humphs reply (if being entirely honest) to this question from the Police? "Can you tell us Mr Smith, if you know of anyone who may have any grievance or anger against you?"

I think the Police might just then consider - if told truthfully - that they didn't have the resources, or could justify the tax-payers expense to question so many hundreds of people!

On another issue - I wonder if Humphs will get visits from 3 ghosts before Christmas? 

[johnl4616]

hi max he did have his car vandalised recently all his tyres were slashed when asked if he wanted the police he declind he dose not like  having the police involved in his business he will not have them in his pubs for fear of cost

[moggy]

hi regular, yes it is true humph is demanding 5% surplus or else, there are cases in the north west that are going through the grievance procedure, because he has tried to discipline managers for not achieving this impossible figure. he has even gone as far as accusing managers of stealing the 5% surplus, we will have to wait and see what the outcome of the grievences are and if the unions will then step in. if Mike Williamson is around what would you do Mike, is he right or wrong to demand this surplus.
ps
does he pay tax on this extra revenue, in fact is it even declared

[DarkieBoy]

Some SS pubs in London have signs stating something similar to:

"Beer is served with a tradional head".

I think the offer of a top up was there.

DB.