[Help] Hiring a security guard

happypig said:

He's an alcoholic with metal health issues so being reasonable isn't high on his list

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Goldstone1976 said:

Nice chap though. I’ve had a couple of conversations with him. He engaged fully in the verbal part of the exchange, but his eyes were looking everywhere else except at me!

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Hampden Park said:

understand that (albeit loosely), but, he will surely have a period of time where he is not in 'crisis' and take that opportunity to plant the seed for the forthcoming funeral. if not, does he have to attend?

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happypig said:

If only life were that simple.

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Goldstone1976 said:

....He engaged fully in the verbal part of the exchange, but his eyes were looking everywhere else except at me!

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AmexRuislip said:

I did notice that as well, I asked him to take a photo of TB and myself, last season at the Watford away game, very obliging but alert.

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marlowe said:

Must have made for an interesting photo composition. I suppose you didn't think it was a good idea to criticise his photo skills when he handed you the camera back and you discovered that all he had captured was the top of your and TB's heads. Did you just quietly slope off pretending you were satisfied with the result rather than ask him to take another one?

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happypig said:

A recent bereavement means that a relative who is somewhat unstable, will be coming to a funeral. Not to go into details but there's a chance he might kick off at the funeral (especially if he's been drinking and/or not taking his meds) and he has form for getting a bit punchy.
I'm considering hiring someone who could take care of matters in the (hopefully unlikely) event this might happen.
Anyone know of a reputable company who provides this sort of service (I want someone professional, not a "geezer who's a bit tasty") ?

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