The History of Tooly

Part 2

As time went by Tooly started to expand his crime syndicate until eventually at the age of eleven he had managed to take over most of New Brighton. But his rise to the top was not to be with total ease. For the past two years a resistance group had been forming. It was made up of the hardier New Brighton residents and they were`nt going to let this young upstart ruin their lovely seaside town with its many beautiful demolished buildings and attractive boarded up shops.

"No!", They said,

"He has to be stopped and stopped soon".

The battle had begun.

Fighting broke out on the streets of New Brighton and chaos ensued. Nowhere in the town was safe from the fighting, although the most memorable massacre took place at the Post Office on Victoria road in what has come to be remembered as the Battle of the Giro. On the day in question Tooly lay in wait outside the post office and when the leaders of the resistance arrived and cashed their state benefit Tooly ambushed them with the aid of a rabid band of old age pensioners thus winning the battle, forming strong allegiances with the local geriatrics and nicking all the giro money.

The scene of 'The battle of the Giro'

 

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