Voila Stevie se serait fait menacer de mort et son père aurait engagé un gangster du coin pour régler l'affaire.Ce type est maintenant en prison car il a été accusé de brigandage.Maintenant la presse soupçonne que Stevie et sa famille aient des liens avec la scène gangster de liverpool.C'est quand même fou cette histoire.
STEVEN Gerrard’s father has revealed a gangster had threatened to shoot his son in the legs during a two-year reign of terror.
Paul Gerrard said money was demanded from the Reds star, his car was smashed up and he was chased home from training.
The revelations came in a letter written by Mr Gerrard on Tuesday.
He said the family recruited John Kinsella as a fixer to “sort out” George Bromley Jnr, who terrorised the midfielder for two years.
The letter was submitted as evidence yesterday in a robbery trial at Lincoln crown court, where Kinsella is one of four co-accused.
Jurors were told Gerrard, 27, was placed under police protection because the thug was “making his life a misery” and once ambushed him outside his Southport flat.
Kinsella, 43, is one of four men accused of taking part in a £41,000 robbery.
But he claims he was in the area as an underworld enforcer, the same job he carried out for the Gerrards.
The letter from Mr Gerrard was confirmed as genuine by police.
He wrote: “In 2001, my son Steven was being terrorised by a notorious Liverpool gangster known as The Psycho, who was threatening to maim my son by shooting him in the legs. Also, he was trying to extort a large amount of money.
“We immediately contacted the police and asked for protection. This went on for a long time, during which Steven’s car was smashed up and the gangster chased him while he was driving home.
“This was one of the worst times of our lives. It was really having a bad effect on his career.
“We were at our wits’ end when we were introduced by a family friend to John Kinsella.
“From that time we have never had any more problems from the Liverpool underworld. Steven and I have total respect for John for what he did for us.”
Kinsella said he was contacted by the family after Gerrard was threatened by George Bromley Jnr.
He said: “I took steps. I spoke to George Bromley Jnr. I told him to stop it and leave him alone. After I had spoken to him, he followed my advice.”
Kinsella, a boxer and martial arts expert, said his work for Gerrard was just one example of how he sorted out problems for people.
He said: “George Bromley Jnr is a young lad. He was a very violent figure in Liverpool, and his father was well-known in the underworld.
“But George Bromley Snr is not alive any more. He was executed at his friend’s house.”
Kinsella said he had secured proof of his claims from Gerrard’s father after visiting him on Tuesday.
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Four face robbery charges
KINSELLA was one of four Merseyside men arrested on the M62 near Huddersfield after a 130mph police chase.
They are alleged to have stolen trailers loaded with confectionery and detergent in a robbery in Lincolnshire in March 2006.
But Kinsella claims he was asked to go to Grantham to deal with a debt owed by a friend of his fellow accused Thomas Hodgson.
Kinsella, of Mile End, Kirkdale; Stephen McMullen, 49, of Phoenix Drive, Huyton; and James Muldoon, 28, of Lakenheath Road, Halewood, all deny robbery.
Kinsella also denies dangerous driving.
Hodgson, 29, of Melwood Drive, West Derby, admitted robbery.
Bromley Jnr, then 21, was jailed at Preston crown court in 2005 for his role in a Cumbrian heroin ring.
He is thought to have fallen out with Gerrard after he started seeing an ex-girlfriend of the star and being angered that they were still friends.
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