In the early noughties, notorious London gangster Eddie Richardson was at a black-tie evening at a snooker hall when he spotted the man he hated more than any other in the world sitting at another table across the room.
Unable to control his rage he stormed over and began giving the man ‘a right slagging’ in front of all the other guests, only barely managing to resist the urge to punch his lights out.
If you believe all the gangland myths and legends, you’d expect the man that Eddie – who died last week at the age of 90 – confronted to
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