Listen to these kids, the way they speak, and the way they act. Their parents have absolutely failed them, and they are destined for failure. I pray they can turn their lives around and surround themselves with better people.
@@johnnyboy2674 not always parents to blame. Society in general is a massive part of it. People,especially young ones are influenced so much by what is portrayed to them as cool. Music videos,with guns and gangs all seem very glamorous to youngsters and they idolise this stuff. And if they aren’t dressed in the best clobber,they fall victim to bullying. They crave to fit in and will join in just to not be an outcast
@gary_248 Agreed. This is exactly why they need Jesus. They all think they are vest mates and don't realise they are enemies. It's a vicious circle. "Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is-his good, pleasing and perfect will." - Romans 12:2
@johnnyboy2674 totally agree .all gangster talk lad this lad that .my family from Wavertree Fazakerley older gen never speak like that lot all for show bravrdo half time .strange
I was a kid running around in the 70's. The difference between now & then is back then we knew if we did wrong there would be consequenses & punishment.
@@markunsworth2364I never got brought up like that in the 70s and 80s . Kids now have no respect for others property or others lives, they don’t seem to have communication skills apart from texting and I also think they don’t think human life is important anymore because of the video games they play that they just go round killing people on. A lot of the issues now are caused by tech and social media.
@@markunsworth2364 not all kids were battered with belts. There was a bigger fear of authority figures back then too. You only have to look at today’s police force,young birds done up like it’s a night on the tiles. Even the guys are 7 stone wet.
Bunch of no marks. I grew up in Liverpool and had nothing, but didn't terrorise people in their homes, do drugs or hang round on streets. You can blame the Government all you want, but I grew up in Thatcher's Britain, when times were really hard. Turned out well, I've always worked and been decent.
@@_TOD33you prat we were broke in the 80s and we didn't act like these losers we made our own fun without vandalism and graffiti and terrorising people LAD
Sometimes it’s hard for the mothers, with young lads , especially today, with some of these looser fathers not been around, mothers need to be very strong it’s a hard job I no iv been there an done it, they need support, the single mums who have been left alone to do it alone
We used to just play footy all day in the street don’t really see kids doing that these days I seen a kid with a joint hanging out his gob he looked like his mum should be still be holding his hand crossing the road they are growing up to quickly a lot of them are going off the rails at a very early age we will all have abit of a rebellious teen phase growing up hopefully they grow out of it like I did some don’t though an go worse
Parenting is simply not caring for the upbringing of your children, just let them go and do as they damn well please, whilst being busy doing something else. There is no love for children, by the vast majority of so-called parents
@@Aj14x Then find out if the parents are on housing benefit. If they are, the council should then STOP the benefits and kick them out of their homes. Maybe if they were threatened with homelessness, they would keep their little sprogs under control, eh?
Sorry Bill but the “ nowhere to go and nothing to do “ isn’t cutting it anymore. Kids these days have so much more than 70’s and 80’s kids. Simple truth is they,and us as kids,caused bother because we got a buzz from it and didn’t care for anyone It was cool to smash things up and generally be a pest,or so we,and todays kids believe
I live on Townsend lane Billy - its turning into skid row. Kids have been causing chaos in the area for the last 6-12 months. Its always been rough but its noticeably deteriorating to levels we haven't seen for some time - addicts comatosed in the streets and youth running rampant. Unfortunately I don't think youth clubs are enough
Its not the Torys fault lad, these kids don't care about politics, they care about looking and acting like the older kids and being brainwashed by the music and films there listening to and watching, its way above labour/torys, the kids love there lives because they think its the correct way of life, you can put a boxing gym or youth centre on every corner, no one would go.. except the good kids, there needs to be a some type of legislation that states if your child is a little divvy then you should pay some type of consequense, unless you can prove in court that your a normal person who's not addicted to alcohol or drugs and allowing them to act the way their acting, these kids are little demons, male and female, tik Tok, music, tele and drugs are all ruining them, its only going to get worst..
Liverpool city centre maybe historic and beautiful but it has always had its lawless side. Wont mention certain areas but it has been rough for as many years as I can remember.
Kids don't behave like this everywhere. As someone as now lives in Liverpool but has lived in numerous other cities, trust me the problem is MUCH worse here. For a city that likes to bang on about how it's the best in the world, it's amazing how many don't look after it. It's by far the dirtiest I've lived in. I agree these communities aren't invested in, but if they were regenerated, how long would it be before they were ruined again. People take no responsibility anymore and it's always someone's fault but theirs. If you live in a deprived area, try and make a difference by changing what you can. Don't make it worse and then moan you're forgotten about.
I don't agree with the 'I'm not a grass' shout, Billy. It's an attitude that poisons our communities. It also makes the most vulnerable more likely to have a terrible time. Once individuals in any community realise that they can act without fear of any consequence they start to target the weakest members of that community. Really really sad.
@@theallornothingpodcastwith4442 That's ok for you, Billy. But it's not okay for the weakest members of our community who rely on decent citizens contacting police when they've witnessed crimes. I'm not talking specifically about what happened in this clip, I'm talking about other issues.
Well said , the honest hard-working family's within the communities that have to bear the brunt of the "'I'm not a grass' shout!" are simply to scared to reach out to the Police for help! in fear of the consequences of speaking the TRUTH......................
The difference of today is there is no future for the young ones,.. they have seen their parents struggle with everyday life, for generations now.....letting a load of boat people over is a deliberate flame to a tinder box... all by design,..and yes like people say this all over the UK.... Generation Poverty. Your control masters will now use the Labour to start the civil unrest, they have been so planning for.....its gone on to long see no way out now.
It's maybe true if they could join the army. They would be better dressed and have BMW, but there again. Many are struggling with trauma coming out of forces. So I dunno
Kids have no respect and it's made worse by people who take the "I'm not a grass" attitude. If they didn't do it there wouldn't be consequences. We claim to love our city and want it to flourish but we take the attitude of turning a blind eye to things like that. So sad.. we glorify bad behaviour, there's no accountability and people act foolishly so they are liked..
I can't help but feel sorry for these young people. They must think that no one cares. I hope things get better so they'll have a better future. Bless em. ❤
The whole country just looks proper shagged..whether it's Liverpool or Birmingham or Manchester or down south everywhere looks in pieces with nothing positive for the kids to do.
And 10 min walk away multi millionaires are playing football. I had a Karate club under the flats in sheil rd and the counsel knocked the flats down plus the community center ,,,,,
I grew up in the 80s in Liverpool Back in the day we had no iPhone PlayStation etc but we never smashed cars up terrorised neighbourhoods , gave cheek to our elders walked around with our faces covered ! Nothing to do with no community hubs bla bla etc they would probably smash them and rob them blind anyway , it’s about respect! the parents are to blame for these rats
Wrong Bill the parents have let them down they don’t know right from wrong they are feral and the scary thing is what are their kids going to be like in 15 years
I believe it’s the single parenting, the man should be a man and take control of there bad behaviour, young lads don’t listen to there mothers, and it’s very hard for mothers on there own
I was one of those kids in the late 80s up to the mid 90s Billy. I could solve 95% of the problem with their behaviour within a few months and with enough funding. That's always been the problem with working class kids. Never enough funding and never enough wages for the parents to stop the rot.
Simple answer don't have kids if you can't afford them. I'm not a fan of any political parties there all useless but blaming them for kids behaviour is wrong, those kids must go home stinking of skunk, surely the parents must smell this. The problem is the kids are feral, no proper parenting. There talking like old men and that's the problem that's were there influences are coming from, the older generations, far to many wannabe gangsters.
It goes both ways, no amount of youth clubs and funding will stop the thug mindset that is rampant amongst our youth. Present Father's and Strong family units will go a long way...
@@mot7099 It needs to start at a young age and not allow poor behaviour to become acceptable. Why do you think middle class kids don't terrorise neighbourhoods?
You are just encouraging it with behaviour like that. The Police aren't persecuting them. They have kicked a mirror off a Police car. On what planet are the kids the victims here, and the Police instigating anything?! Blows my mind the lack of respect for the community and each other.
"I'm not a grass mate. I've got to live in this city" fucking hell, that word. Heard it enough when Rhys Jones was shot. Lawless in the title, wonder why?
CATCH 22 how do you gain trust and deliver guidance and workshops if the youth and using their terminology by way, believe you’re a GRASS? You’re not the one doing what I’m doing and if you was you’d definitely have a different mindset.
Exactly. No role model that’s for sure. Literally promoting a juvenile mind set. What happened to just talking to the kids and explaining that they’re ruining their own communities by acts of vandalism. I couldn’t help looking at that robbed car and thinking that’s someone’s life line to get to work or get their kids to school. Just not an ounce of accountability at all. It’s embarrassing we’re not all like that for anyone outside of Liverpool watching.
I'm the same age as Rhys would be now. Literally knew his mates, I've never forgiven the no grass shite. Police literally having to bug homes to convict. Says it all.
No one ever thinks about the people the shop keeper's that kept the community ticking over providing service's. Kid's having kid's and many turing feral because of their environment, all stackrd against them. Every city has them. ✊☘️
I dont think that Copper was really asking for his Surname ! He was indirectly telling him he already knows his Surname ! But Billy is Smart enough to have deduced that for himself ! 👍
Not just Merseyside Billy it's all over the country, you seen Morecambe, there's nothing to do, but there's no discipline, and it's only gonna get worse, Billy you've talked to good kids, so they're not all like that, the parents have a lot to blame in this situation, and I never thought I'd be saying this but my dad's belt put a stop to our bad behaviour as kids, but now we're seeing broken Britain 💔 getting worse, where's it heading, tits up, that's where. Thanks for that though Billy, loving your work ✌🏻😎.
there is no government on this planet that can solve liverpools problems, only the people of liverpool can . i spent 3 months living there in 1982 and yes it had its problems but i have to say i really enjoyed my time there albeit short, i wish the people and the city of liverpool well for the future.
It was the same for me when I was a teenager 15 20 years ago, nothings changed, there wasn't anything to do then, but I never caused trouble. You can't just blame this government to be fair, when I was growing up it was Labour who were in power, they didn't do much either.
Fuckall changes in some parts of Liverpool, sadly Bill!! Might as well been filmed back in 1981 Breck Road when my family were still living there , main difference being the community watched each other's backs , back then 😪😪
@@DS-xg9kf To be just and fair its both !! But its ultimately down to yourself to make the right choices in life, irrespective what government is in charge at the time! 👍
Take it into our own hands , one street at a time. Grandma , mama out there pulling weeds. Making the neighbourds look good . Put in some plants. Get the youngersters to lok out for them for Grandma. Give them some pride in their own street . Then the next street , then the next. Teach the tiny ones the beauty of flowers and plants and they will want to preserve them and maybe big brothers will to for their sakes. Maybe people will take pride in where the live and want to improve what their older relatives are doing and not want to destroy it.What cn be lost? All people need a wonderful environment in which to live. If you don’t have it you can create it. Young men, give something to your young and old . Unite people. A nice environment makes people feel calm and at ease. How hard can it be. ? It works or it doesn’t . What’s to loose..? Where you live reflects who you are but who you are can say how you live. n n ey
This country is over. Billy, thanks for highlighting one of the reasons that i will be saying adios to these once great shores. Within under 2 years i will be gone, adioski amigo.
WTF is going on in our beautiful country...if those youngsters had half a brain the black car should have been striped of the parts to get money...but no it's all about destruction...at least we had a brain back in our misspent youth...i was racing bangers 45 years ago at the age of 18...this modern youth movement only know the square mile aroma them...keep up the great work Bill...
And kids need boundaries and rules. They need to be told “no” sometimes. I’ve lived here for 14 years. I used to love it. Nobody can take criticism, everyone immediately wants to fight. Too much respect for “gangsters.”
I was one of these kids in the 90s in toxteth but I dont blame the government I think it all stems from what is going on in the home. I was a decent kid til my parents went through an ugly divorce then I just went off the rails and lived similar to these kids.
Kids will trust Billy more than they will a politician. Change doesn't occur on a set date especially a date agreed upon by the ruling party, same reason people are voting for reform are the same people that voted to leave the EU and that didn't bring the once great Britain back. It was Boris that went through with the EU withdrawal and it was used as a scapegoat whilst we were all being screwed over throughout convid.
@@stephenharris7982 Yeah, but getting them into work or trades, promoting traditional family values and teaching them the value of being a man to our society will go a long way
Don’t agree with you on it’s the government, I think they are one of many reasons. I do agree with your point on giving them guidance and you can’t arrest your way out of it
Children in this Modernity have it worse then any previous Generations from 70, 80, 90s, So don't be giving it all that when I was a lad crap These are unprecedented times The worse thing you can do to a child is neglect them, being brought up in a ghost town. The youth see no hope and vent their frustrations. Not one brit here was facing national service or being drafted into military.
Listen to these kids, the way they speak, and the way they act. Their parents have absolutely failed them, and they are destined for failure. I pray they can turn their lives around and surround themselves with better people.
@@johnnyboy2674 not always parents to blame. Society in general is a massive part of it. People,especially young ones are influenced so much by what is portrayed to them as cool.
Music videos,with guns and gangs all seem very glamorous to youngsters and they idolise this stuff. And if they aren’t dressed in the best clobber,they fall victim to bullying.
They crave to fit in and will join in just to not be an outcast
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@gary_248 Agreed. This is exactly why they need Jesus. They all think they are vest mates and don't realise they are enemies. It's a vicious circle.
"Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is-his good, pleasing and perfect will." - Romans 12:2
@@gary_248 good shout my man 👌.
@johnnyboy2674 totally agree .all gangster talk lad this lad that .my family from Wavertree Fazakerley older gen never speak like that lot all for show bravrdo half time .strange
I was a kid running around in the 70's. The difference between now & then is back then we knew if we did wrong there would be consequenses & punishment.
Such as the buckle end of a belt eh?
@@markunsworth2364I never got brought up like that in the 70s and 80s . Kids now have no respect for others property or others lives, they don’t seem to have communication skills apart from texting and I also think they don’t think human life is important anymore because of the video games they play that they just go round killing people on. A lot of the issues now are caused by tech and social media.
@@markunsworth2364 not all kids were battered with belts. There was a bigger fear of authority figures back then too. You only have to look at today’s police force,young birds done up like it’s a night on the tiles. Even the guys are 7 stone wet.
@@markunsworth2364yea, what's wrong with that?
@@ln5747 buckle end is sadistic mate go figure
Bunch of no marks. I grew up in Liverpool and had nothing, but didn't terrorise people in their homes, do drugs or hang round on streets. You can blame the Government all you want, but I grew up in Thatcher's Britain, when times were really hard. Turned out well, I've always worked and been decent.
@@_TOD33 Lad? That's where your intelligence lies, in that word
@@_TOD33you prat we were broke in the 80s and we didn't act like these losers we made our own fun without vandalism and graffiti and terrorising people LAD
@@davidbowie2046 Have to agree it sad me to say
@_TOD33 stop making excuses for them !
@@_TOD33 you know exactly what a group of kids are like that are. Just listen to the state of them man
The whole of Liverpool will be like Lodge Lane in a few years now that Labour are in, good luck with that
State of the way they talk ,bright future ahead for them
Blame the so called "parents" not the Government
Amen. Feckless parents, parents so-called, and police are a joke
Sometimes it’s hard for the mothers, with young lads , especially today, with some of these looser fathers not been around, mothers need to be very strong it’s a hard job I no iv been there an done it, they need support, the single mums who have been left alone to do it alone
Little rats.
@@AmandaDevine-sz6uz Which word?
Leave poor Rats out-of this
Don't insult rats ?????
@@JacquelineIthell-t7s Self-explanatory.
@neilrafferty2097 YEAH THE RATS ARE BETTER BEHAVED DON'T YOU AGREE
Sick of the little scruffs, and they're calling the police rats!?
They are the rats. Terrorising people like that. Makes me sick. The parents do fk all most the time. Like I say consequences need to be implemented.
It's what happens when adults turn their backs on the responsibility.
Easy to blame the young for the problems. Than deal with the primary causes.
Kid calling you Lad when he sounds about 10
It's the equivalent of mate in Liverpool. La has been replaced with Lad. 20 years ago it was Lid.
I heard a lad call his bird lad on the bus 😂...
@@davegonnaway6007 Exactly my point. It's just like the use of 'Fam' in Southern towns and cities.
@VinoVeritas_ yes sweet lad go on...lol.
the kids say alright LAD and the 18-20plus year olds say alright KID. wether you're in your 20's or 90's. 🤣🤣
They’ll vote Labour in tonight and fuck all will change. The Down spiral will go on.
100% correct Carl
The status Quo continues, only difference being a different cheek from the same Arse is now in charge of the country!!!
Reform 💪💯‼️👍💥🇬🇧💯
Your vote doesn’t matter, higher powers decide our future, voting gives you a false illusion of choice.
youll find a civil war will happen
@@letsgo9901and what do you think farage and reform going to do to help these kids and communities 😂?
Lad lad lad bro bro bro = crinnnnnnge 🫣
Look at your username yah bellend.
We used to just play footy all day in the street don’t really see kids doing that these days I seen a kid with a joint hanging out his gob he looked like his mum should be still be holding his hand crossing the road they are growing up to quickly a lot of them are going off the rails at a very early age we will all have abit of a rebellious teen phase growing up hopefully they grow out of it like I did some don’t though an go worse
Appalling parenting is the problem not the government.
Parenting now is a thing of the past
Parenting is simply not caring for the upbringing of your children, just let them go and do as they damn well please, whilst being busy doing something else. There is no love for children, by the vast majority of so-called parents
@@dougaldouglas8842Standards have collapsed.
You’re right, we can’t arrest our way out of this situation. It needs to be PARENTED out. Basics in society.
Most of the time the parents are as bad as the kids.
@@Aj14x Then find out if the parents are on housing benefit. If they are, the council should then STOP the benefits and kick them out of their homes. Maybe if they were threatened with homelessness, they would keep their little sprogs under control, eh?
Sorry Bill but the “ nowhere to go and nothing to do “ isn’t cutting it anymore. Kids these days have so much more than 70’s and 80’s kids.
Simple truth is they,and us as kids,caused bother because we got a buzz from it and didn’t care for anyone
It was cool to smash things up and generally be a pest,or so we,and todays kids believe
Probably right it wouldn’t make any difference either way it’s all adrenaline highs!!
@@theallornothingpodcastwith4442 exactly mate. We all did it and got a buzz from it. It’s only when we get older and wiser we look at it as senseless
I live on Townsend lane Billy - its turning into skid row. Kids have been causing chaos in the area for the last 6-12 months. Its always been rough but its noticeably deteriorating to levels we haven't seen for some time - addicts comatosed in the streets and youth running rampant. Unfortunately I don't think youth clubs are enough
Pity you budd, get out while u still can 👍👍
Bet it doesn't help with the "I'm not a grass" rule that appears to be in play. Enables the kids to do what they want unpunished.
Western cultural phenomenon by design. Try that in Saudi Arabia. Thank you Winston. Patton was correct.
@@chrisb9360 Societys problems wont be fixed by grassing the youth in.
@@swindelli2214 Corrrect Sir , as he said we fought the Wrong enemy! 🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫
Italian kids don’t have youth centres but they don’t turn into feral hooligans. This is a clock work orange country.
Italy has always been an hotbed for organized crime
Its not the Torys fault lad, these kids don't care about politics, they care about looking and acting like the older kids and being brainwashed by the music and films there listening to and watching, its way above labour/torys, the kids love there lives because they think its the correct way of life, you can put a boxing gym or youth centre on every corner, no one would go.. except the good kids, there needs to be a some type of legislation that states if your child is a little divvy then you should pay some type of consequense, unless you can prove in court that your a normal person who's not addicted to alcohol or drugs and allowing them to act the way their acting, these kids are little demons, male and female, tik Tok, music, tele and drugs are all ruining them, its only going to get worst..
This is exactly the reason this country is broken...
Liverpool city centre maybe historic and beautiful but it has always had its lawless side. Wont mention certain areas but it has been rough for as many years as I can remember.
It’s not the city centre mate it’s Anfield
The whole country will soon be like this! Depressing!
Kids don't behave like this everywhere. As someone as now lives in Liverpool but has lived in numerous other cities, trust me the problem is MUCH worse here.
For a city that likes to bang on about how it's the best in the world, it's amazing how many don't look after it. It's by far the dirtiest I've lived in. I agree these communities aren't invested in, but if they were regenerated, how long would it be before they were ruined again.
People take no responsibility anymore and it's always someone's fault but theirs. If you live in a deprived area, try and make a difference by changing what you can. Don't make it worse and then moan you're forgotten about.
Back in the day kids used to fear their parents, and the police. Nows it's the other way round.
I don't agree with the 'I'm not a grass' shout, Billy.
It's an attitude that poisons our communities.
It also makes the most vulnerable more likely to have a terrible time.
Once individuals in any community realise that they can act without fear of any consequence they start to target the weakest members of that community.
Really really sad.
You don’t need to agree with it but at the same time I’m not and if I was then the trust we have with our youth with their terminology wouldn’t work!!
@@theallornothingpodcastwith4442 That's ok for you, Billy. But it's not okay for the weakest members of our community who rely on decent citizens contacting police when they've witnessed crimes. I'm not talking specifically about what happened in this clip, I'm talking about other issues.
Well said , the honest hard-working family's within the communities that have to bear the brunt of the "'I'm not a grass' shout!" are simply to scared to reach out to the Police for help! in fear of the consequences of speaking the TRUTH......................
Finger guns, we used to do that in the early eighties because we couldn’t find a stick.
Parents need to be held accountable
Its happening all over the uk ..the difference with youngsters today and in my day ..is respect..
The difference of today is there is no future for the young ones,.. they have seen their parents struggle with everyday life, for generations now.....letting a load of boat people over is a deliberate flame to a tinder box... all by design,..and yes like people say this all over the UK.... Generation Poverty. Your control masters will now use the Labour to start the civil unrest, they have been so planning for.....its gone on to long see no way out now.
Ppl had the audacity to call other cities , third world citites , well this indigenous city is no different.
National service
It's maybe true if they could join the army. They would be better dressed and have BMW, but there again. Many are struggling with trauma coming out of forces. So I dunno
You really think the military would want those little sprogs?
Anfield will be the next area to feel the diversity.
Yeah it's not working..our country from top to bottom is failing because of diversity
Already is. Tuebrook and Kenny really grim.
@@TheRealMike1976 WTF has this got to do with your thinly veiled racism?
Already has Anfield Kenny tuebrook and County Road foreign horde have took over
Already has
They could clean up the neighbourhood if they are bored. There's trash everywhere
In my Day as a young land in the 70s we had a youth club open every night it was awesome
Nothing for them to do it's all done by design
Kids have no respect and it's made worse by people who take the "I'm not a grass" attitude. If they didn't do it there wouldn't be consequences. We claim to love our city and want it to flourish but we take the attitude of turning a blind eye to things like that. So sad.. we glorify bad behaviour, there's no accountability and people act foolishly so they are liked..
Evil triumphs when good people stand by and do nothing!
Well that’s why we have interventions we don’t stand by and let anything triumph.
I can't help but feel sorry for these young people. They must think that no one cares. I hope things get better so they'll have a better future. Bless em. ❤
It's the same thing in Newcastle Billy, it's only guna get worse.
The whole country just looks proper shagged..whether it's Liverpool or Birmingham or Manchester or down south everywhere looks in pieces with nothing positive for the kids to do.
And 10 min walk away multi millionaires are playing football. I had a Karate club under the flats in sheil rd and the counsel knocked the flats down plus the community center ,,,,,
It’s sad mate
I am 73 , we had nothing, but all worked hard or joined the Forces , went away to Sea .
I grew up in the 80s in Liverpool Back in the day we had no iPhone PlayStation etc but we never smashed cars up terrorised neighbourhoods , gave cheek to our elders walked around with our faces covered ! Nothing to do with no community hubs bla bla etc they would probably smash them and rob them blind anyway , it’s about respect! the parents are to blame for these rats
Wrong Bill the parents have let them down they don’t know right from wrong they are feral and the scary thing is what are their kids going to be like in 15 years
It’s a hard one ☝️ you can’t always blame parents some kids are just unruly!!
@@theallornothingpodcastwith4442 i did everything to stop 1 of my sons going gang....i lost ,he lost 7 years.....some of us do our best.
@@theallornothingpodcastwith4442 unruly is not an excuse billy
@@NUFC2412 no one said it’s an excuse
I believe it’s the single parenting, the man should be a man and take control of there bad behaviour, young lads don’t listen to there mothers, and it’s very hard for mothers on there own
Mirror image of Glasgow except for the weather. Born and raised in Liverpool but lived near Glasgow for 7 years. Love these videos. Cheers.
I was one of those kids in the late 80s up to the mid 90s Billy. I could solve 95% of the problem with their behaviour within a few months and with enough funding. That's always been the problem with working class kids. Never enough funding and never enough wages for the parents to stop the rot.
Simple answer don't have kids if you can't afford them. I'm not a fan of any political parties there all useless but blaming them for kids behaviour is wrong, those kids must go home stinking of skunk, surely the parents must smell this. The problem is the kids are feral, no proper parenting. There talking like old men and that's the problem that's were there influences are coming from, the older generations, far to many wannabe gangsters.
Never enough benefits you mean, as if their parents work.
It goes both ways, no amount of youth clubs and funding will stop the thug mindset that is rampant amongst our youth.
Present Father's and Strong family units will go a long way...
@@mot7099 It needs to start at a young age and not allow poor behaviour to become acceptable. Why do you think middle class kids don't terrorise neighbourhoods?
VOTE REFORM UK ALSO PPL get Labour out of Liverpool!!
The real news. Thanks for your work Billy
The more you let them get away, the worst they'll get. Maybe if there was consequences for divvy actions kids wouldn't turn out like this.
Consequences don’t work!! It’s breeds resentment and bitterness towards anyone in power or a uniform!!
So you just let them get away with it ?
well why , it must be what there listening to or brought up on what to believe
You are just encouraging it with behaviour like that. The Police aren't persecuting them. They have kicked a mirror off a Police car. On what planet are the kids the victims here, and the Police instigating anything?! Blows my mind the lack of respect for the community and each other.
Absolute state of the police these day's! Community too is gone, RIP UK!
Billy is the new darren gee sticking his nose in everyone's business
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these kids have no positive role models simple as that.
"I'm not a grass mate. I've got to live in this city" fucking hell, that word. Heard it enough when Rhys Jones was shot. Lawless in the title, wonder why?
CATCH 22 how do you gain trust and deliver guidance and workshops if the youth and using their terminology by way, believe you’re a GRASS?
You’re not the one doing what I’m doing and if you was you’d definitely have a different mindset.
@@theallornothingpodcastwith4442 and the cycle is continuous.
Exactly. No role model that’s for sure. Literally promoting a juvenile mind set. What happened to just talking to the kids and explaining that they’re ruining their own communities by acts of vandalism. I couldn’t help looking at that robbed car and thinking that’s someone’s life line to get to work or get their kids to school. Just not an ounce of accountability at all. It’s embarrassing we’re not all like that for anyone outside of Liverpool watching.
@@rach623 Well said.
I'm the same age as Rhys would be now. Literally knew his mates, I've never forgiven the no grass shite. Police literally having to bug homes to convict. Says it all.
No one ever thinks about the people the shop keeper's that kept the community ticking over providing service's. Kid's having kid's and many turing feral because of their environment, all stackrd against them. Every city has them. ✊☘️
The police are doing an excellent job engaging with members of the public & building trust with the community (sarcasm, in case you thought otherwise)
Bring the birch back that’ll stop it .
Dragged up those urchins have been. Seems commonplace today. No respect from those youths.
It's important to show are communities and what is really happening. We want peace not division
I dont think that Copper was really asking for his Surname ! He was indirectly telling him he already knows his Surname ! But Billy is Smart enough to have deduced that for himself ! 👍
Breck road always seems lovely when im running through it
Not just Merseyside Billy it's all over the country, you seen Morecambe, there's nothing to do, but there's no discipline, and it's only gonna get worse, Billy you've talked to good kids, so they're not all like that, the parents have a lot to blame in this situation, and I never thought I'd be saying this but my dad's belt put a stop to our bad behaviour as kids, but now we're seeing broken Britain 💔 getting worse, where's it heading, tits up, that's where. Thanks for that though Billy, loving your work ✌🏻😎.
there is no government on this planet that can solve liverpools problems, only the people of liverpool can . i spent 3 months living there in 1982 and yes it had its problems but i have to say i really enjoyed my time there albeit short, i wish the people and the city of liverpool well for the future.
Make Britain great again!
Feral kids Bill, very sad, where is the guidance?
These kids should just join the army and get of the streets.
Ping Pong tables aren't going to fix them kids. The mum's staying with the dads, the dads being a good role model will.
We all grew up in them kind of areas some of us got out ,a lot jail,a lot addicted a lot dead ,
Well said Tony 🙏👍✌️😉
True Dat Tony , Everyone as choices in life!
Like Govan in Glasgow yesterday mate. Chaos lol
GOVAN WAS DUE 2 IDIOTS PROTESTING ABT A COMPANY SELLING PARTS OF WEAPONS 2 ISRAEL
Mindless vandalism.
The youth need support
It was the same for me when I was a teenager 15 20 years ago, nothings changed, there wasn't anything to do then, but I never caused trouble. You can't just blame this government to be fair, when I was growing up it was Labour who were in power, they didn't do much either.
Fuckall changes in some parts of Liverpool, sadly Bill!!
Might as well been filmed back in 1981 Breck Road when my family were still living there , main difference being the community watched each other's backs , back then 😪😪
Just shows its not the government, but the people themselves.
@@DS-xg9kf To be just and fair its both !! But its ultimately down to yourself to make the right choices in life, irrespective what government is in charge at the time! 👍
Billy would record the opening of a crisp packet
Take it into our own hands , one street at a time. Grandma , mama out there pulling weeds. Making the neighbourds look good . Put in some plants. Get the youngersters to lok out for them for Grandma. Give them some pride in their own street . Then the next street , then the next. Teach the tiny ones the beauty of flowers and plants and they will want to preserve them and maybe big brothers will to for their sakes. Maybe people will take pride in where the live and want to improve what their older relatives are doing and not want to destroy it.What cn be lost? All people need a wonderful environment in which to live. If you don’t have it you can create it. Young men, give something to your young and old . Unite people. A nice environment makes people feel calm and at ease. How hard can it be. ? It works or it doesn’t . What’s to loose..? Where you live reflects who you are but who you are can say how you live.
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Used to live round there on Clarendon Road. Got a bit of stick and a battering for not getting involved with them
This country is over. Billy, thanks for highlighting one of the reasons that i will be saying adios to these once great shores. Within under 2 years i will be gone, adioski amigo.
Best of luck Paul , which i was going with you 🤔🤔🤔
@@Theoriginalbigbrillo Peace out Billy lad.
It’s a beautiful place been here 53 yr
All the tiles are falling off the Tile shop front ....😂
WTF is going on in our beautiful country...if those youngsters had half a brain the black car should have been striped of the parts to get money...but no it's all about destruction...at least we had a brain back in our misspent youth...i was racing bangers 45 years ago at the age of 18...this modern youth movement only know the square mile aroma them...keep up the great work Bill...
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In was surprised the alloy wheels were still on that car
To kids don’t wasted ur life and read books and get a god job !!
And kids need boundaries and rules. They need to be told “no” sometimes.
I’ve lived here for 14 years. I used to love it. Nobody can take criticism, everyone immediately wants to fight. Too much respect for “gangsters.”
I was one of these kids in the 90s in toxteth but I dont blame the government I think it all stems from what is going on in the home. I was a decent kid til my parents went through an ugly divorce then I just went off the rails and lived similar to these kids.
How sad the state of Anfield.have lived around there for years and it’s unbelievable how bad it has become 😢
Not bad lads it's the government who are the real bad lads billy lad
Raising good points again - we just need people to listen. Cheers Billy.
Pure negativity , for fucksake , Liverpool is a fantastic city , fantastic people , tiny minority always getting air time , scouse and proud
Yes like I said pockets of madness all over.
Liverpool is like a foreign land mate (from camb, uk)
The police in Liverpool are VILE
Can you blame them
Im sure i had nothing as a kid ...no hot water heating .second hand clothes.. didn't behave like a arse tho
This is the reason I and my family moved away from Liverpool, it's a great place to visit not such a great place to live
It's a brilliant place to live!
@@garyrigby21 Anfield aint
@@TheRealMike1976 Agreed lol
Nothing has changed since I left in 1985.. Breaks my Heart !!
I left in "86" Agreed ...............................................
Spot on mate tell police to do one never a grass am from Salford police lost of trust from people
How old are you 10?
Clip of u man
Reform.
Lad how is immigration responsible for that? Give your head a wobble
It's the kids that are making the trouble and bringing the area down but yer reform might help 😂
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Kids will trust Billy more than they will a politician. Change doesn't occur on a set date especially a date agreed upon by the ruling party, same reason people are voting for reform are the same people that voted to leave the EU and that didn't bring the once great Britain back. It was Boris that went through with the EU withdrawal and it was used as a scapegoat whilst we were all being screwed over throughout convid.
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Yeah, but getting them into work or trades, promoting traditional family values and teaching them the value of being a man to our society will go a long way
I was born in Liverpool in 54. visited in 72 and 2001. Still have loads of family there but would never have guessed it was like this, Tragic.
@@StephenLonsdale but it's not like this. This is just one area of Liverpool, Anfield
Don’t agree with you on it’s the government, I think they are one of many reasons. I do agree with your point on giving them guidance and you can’t arrest your way out of it
Keep your podcasts going Billy Respect to you from a Fan in Dublin Ireland,
Well done Billy
I think youre doing a great job, any form of positivity makes a big difference no matter what anyone says. keep up the good work! 👍
Children in this Modernity have it worse then any previous Generations from 70, 80, 90s, So don't be giving it all that when I was a lad crap
These are unprecedented times The worse thing you can do to a child is neglect them, being brought up in a ghost town. The youth see no hope and vent their frustrations. Not one brit here was facing national service or being drafted into military.
This country is screwed
That Coppers attitude literally sums up why nobody entertains them. There’s ways of speaking to people.