The Crew Page #4
- Got to.
- What's so important?
Stick around. Have another few drinks.
The night is young.
See you later, mate.
They're a great couple, those two.
God, they're so boring downstairs.
I know.
Do you think they're gonna come up?
No.
You're so beautiful.
I love you.
Stop whingeing, Mobes.
Need to f***ing clean it.
F***'s sake, Gerard.
Look at me. You OK?
I'm f***ing telling you.
F***ing Lepi's crew.
What did I tell you?
900 quid.
He's done this for 900 quid?
It's not about his tab, is it?
This was for your benefit.
If it was Lepi's crew
that done Leo the Pig and now this...
F***ing pigs.
I need you to do a straightener for me.
- Not gonna give you any trouble, is he?
- Is he f***!
F***ing have the bastard, Mobes.
F***ing have him.
Good lad.
I'll go and see Lepi in the morning, OK?
Moby, on the head. Go on, lad.
- F***ing state of that.
- F***ing hell.
Cheeky bastards.
Half time, boys.
A few surprises for them.
Let me tell you about those Serbs.
They would be f***ing unstoppable
if they could just get f***ing started.
We're not gonna let that happen.
It's being dealt with,
so I don't wanna hear another word.
I'm having a straightener.
- F***ing shut up, will you?
- Can we get on with why we're here?
We're going to fat Leo's f***ing wake
tonight, may he rest in f***ing hell.
You know who's gonna be there.
F***ing eyes and ears.
- Know anything about Leo?
- Franner. I bet he knows about it.
You happy about that? I'm not.
- I don't know nothing about him.
- You must know something.
I've got a f***ing reputation.
I'm gonna restore that reputation.
- What are you doing?
- George is gonna start us off.
That's for your time.
It's for your time.
We'll have the two Jimmys fencing,
as per usual.
Good lad. You'll go far.
You f***ing won't.
Lucas, Walker, Bailey, Rats, on the MP5.
Why did you not break his f***ing jaw?
There's a GPS tracker we need to lose.
- What do you know about Leo?
- What about him?
- What, you've heard nothing?
- What's going round, like.
That it was the Serbs.
What about the smackheads
that got carved up?
- Smackheads?
- Don't be cheeky, d*ckhead.
- What about some smackheads?
- What, you've heard nothing about 'em.
F*** all. Have yous heard
anything about some smackheads?
F***ing heard about no smackheads.
We'll be in touch.
John Paul, can I have a word, please?
I've gotta go somewhere, mate.
I just wanna talk to you
about the other day, at the barbecue.
Don't worry about it.
But I do worry about it.
I worry for you.
Anyway, I'm sorry.
I was out of order. I've been a bit
stressed lately with this and that.
Forget about it. It's cool.
This will be big, John Paul.
You will be sorted then.
Do you understand?
Trust me.
I know. Yeah.
Yeah.
Love ya.
John Paul.
Fancy a pint or something?
Do I fancy a pint or something?
I've gotta f***ing see Lepi, haven't I?
Remember? Soft arse.
- Well, do you want backup?
- No, I don't f***ing want backup.
Do you want it to kick off
there and then?
Go home, Moby. Take a nap.
I'll see you at the wake.
And you are not f***ing drinking.
You're going on f***ing Rola Cola.
- Here to see Lepi.
- Who are you?
- Ratter.
- Ratter?
- Yes, Ratter.
- Ratter.
Come here, mate. Come here.
Ratter. Ratter.
Ratter to see Lepi. Get that
in your head and f***ing tell him.
- What do you want?
- I wanna see f***ing Lepi.
- Now get on there.
- Lepi?
What do you want? I'm f***ing busy.
I know, but you're gonna
wanna hear this.
Not you.
What do I want to hear? What?
I'm gonna give you something
that's gonna make you a lot of dough.
It's a job. A f***ing big job.
I'm gonna give you everything, details,
plans, routes, times, everything.
- I'm gonna do that for you as a favour.
- A favour. Very generous.
Not really. This is business.
And I want us to continue
where you and Leo left off.
- That way, we can help each other out.
- Go on.
The best part of this deal is
you get something
I know you really f***ing want.
And what is that, huh? What?
Ged Brennan.
I thought that might get your attention.
Who are you?
You can have him
and his whole f***ing crew.
You take them out and we'll control
the whole f***ing game.
All I want is the money up front
for the trucks.
Lepi, there's someone at the door
to see you.
- Who is it?
- Ged Brennan.
We have an interesting situation
developing here, ladies and gentlemen.
I assume your brother
doesn't know you're here
offering his head on a plate to me?
What the f***'s he doing here?
He must have followed us.
Take it f***ing easy!
- What can I do you for?
- I think you f***ing know why I'm here.
- We have to get off.
- They'll f***ing sort it.
Have you got a back door?
F***ing blah, blah, blah.
Yeah, very f***ing romantic.
You finished now?
I need you to calm the f*** down.
There's only two ways
this can go now, Lepi.
We either have an all-out f***ing war
or we find a nice quiet spot
so that my cousin Moby
- and that f***ing shithouse...
- F*** you!
So that my cousin Moby and that
f***ing shithouse can have a one-on-one.
- The choice is yours.
- One-on-one, huh?
It's called a straightener. It's what
we f***ing do in this city, Lepi.
Although it's probably a bit too
f***ing civilised for the likes of you!
Like a duel, huh? How suave.
Be there tomorrow morning, 8am.
No crew. No f***ing tools.
- No problem.
- You'd f***ing hope so, wouldn't you?
All f***ing Brennans are f***ing crazy!
- 900! You do this to me for 900!
- Have we... Lepi, have we got a...
Have we got a f***ing...
Have we got a f***ing deal?!
- Don't you f***ing touch me.
- The meeting is over.
- I need to speak to Lepi now.
- Motherf***er.
I'm not going out the front.
Where's the f***ing back door?
The meeting's over.
Get the f*** out of here.
Just f***ing... F*** off!
- All right.
- Gerard.
Francis.
- Your dad sends his regards.
- Does he, now?
You should go and see him.
- I don't think so.
- How's tricks?
Can't complain, Francis. How about you?
Yeah, not too bad. Heard you had
a bit of trouble with a blag.
Yeah, it was nothing, really, mate.
Right. Let's have a proper drink
and a chat later.
- That'd be nice.
- Thanks for coming.
I'd just like to thank yous all
for coming here today
and for helping make it a nice day
for Leo's family.
We all know Leo was no angel,
but he wasn't a bad man.
He had respect. He was loyal.
Honest. Old school.
He was a f***ing good businessman.
Made me a lot of money, didn't he?
You see, the problem is,
these young crews today,
they've got no respect.
They think the flash cars
and the fancy clothes
make them real men.
And when I catch who's done this,
and I will f***ing catch them...
...then we'll see who the real men are.
Now, if you'd all like to stand
and raise your glasses.
And join me in a toast.
- To Leo.
- To Leo.
Safe journey.
There's a little bit of
adult entertainment for you here, boys.
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