London bus driver, 21, is SACKED for sparking ‘scary’ chaos by wearing a Liverpool shirt for route past Chelsea’s stadium immediately after Blues beat the Reds
A bus driver wearing Liverpool jersey, Reds against the win after the victory of the vehicle attacked by Chelsea fans were fired after the ‘scary’ scenes.
Isaac, who preferred not to explain his surname, used a rail bus on Saturday evening while the joyful Chelsea fans noticed what he was wearing at the wheel.
Soon, around, 2-1 dramatic Premier League victory after the fans hit the windows and 21-year-old player was besieged from the outside.
A video shared on Facebook and spreading widely on other social media platforms showed chaotic scenes outside Stamford Bridge; The stop of the bus and the fact that its employers defined as “important disruptions and delays”.
Isaac wore the same white and green Liverpool displacement jersey on the bus and went to Talktv and said: ‘They sent the official e-mail. I woke up to do my duty that morning; I didn’t know which route it was.
‘The first clean t -shirt I had was Liverpool’s. I noticed that I would pass by Chelsea, and then I saw Chelsea fans outside the stadium.
The 21 -year -old bus driver Isaac (above) was dismissed because he wore Liverpool jersey, which led to travel chaos
He added: ‘It looks funny if you watch the video, but it was scary. They were sliding the window and I had to keep him closed.
‘They officially surrounded me on the bus. Finally, the police took them away from the bus, and I went back to the warehouse. ‘
Isaac, who is a lifetime of Liverpool from South London, was dismissed by A1 Transport Recruitment, who provided agency staff to TFL on Monday.
In a statement, they said, ‘We cannot comment on this issue because of GDPR.’ ‘This situation is handled through internal processes.’
Isaac attacked the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan and TFL after his dismissal and said: ‘I don’t see any of the TFL anymore. I don’t think it’s running correctly.
‘Maybe we can see a better light in TFL under the direction of a different mayor in the near future. However, there is no common sense in the operation right now. ‘
‘Nobody had a problem with this (about the shirt of their employers), nobody told me to cover up, literally just keep doing their job’, they weren’t too hectic about what I was wearing.
‘There is no common sense in TFL these days. My agency sent an e-mail on Monday morning. They said that we will export you due to the uniform policy of the events on 4 October.
Chelsea fans, Blues’ defeated Reds on Saturday after seeing Isaac wearing Liverpool jersey after seeing the windows shouting slogans.
Isaac looked shy on the phone images of chaotic scenes outside the stadium
‘The video spread all over social media, when I woke up, I saw my friends, my family. I didn’t think it would grow so much, but it’s a very surreal experience. ‘
Isaac seemed to be relieved while telling the incident and continued: ‘To be honest, he didn’t traumate me at all, I saw the funny side of watching the videos, but he wasn’t that funny when sitting in that cabin.’
When asked the quality of the hymns for him, Isaac said: ‘Only’ Chelsea ‘they were shouting slogans, this is the only hymns, this has no other hymns, that’s only what they say.’
He continued: ‘I am tired of being a TFL bus operator to be honest. I have currently worked at a large number of TFL bus operators, but I don’t like it anymore and I’m thinking of going to the bus business. ‘
