Just when you think Frank Foster can't possibly get any more evil, it looks like he will. According to The Daily Star today, after raping Carla Connor, Frank then goes on to attack the knicker factory Underworld.
He'll get some "burly thugs" to storm the knicker factory and take all the sewing machines in revenge for Carla going to police after he raped her.
Yet another form of destruction on Underworld. Are they still covered by insurance? Seriously, when will this drivel end?
ReplyDeleteHayli
i agree another siege at underworld how original-not
ReplyDeleteOh yay..another revenge plot by yet another disgruntled ex boyfriend. ZZZZ
ReplyDeleteWith luck this will be the end for t'Faktry.
ReplyDeleteFor goodness sake, yet something else happening to the faktry, how many is that in as many years? lets use this as an opportunity to get rid of this relic from the 70s once and for all. The insurance premiums must be sky high.
ReplyDeleteWhat an astute businessman Mr Foster is!
ReplyDeleteI thought Phil Collinson wanted to cut down on crime in the street? And how many factory bosses (including some of Carla's husbands) have turned out not right. We have Paul her husband, slept with prostitutes-dead. Tony Gordon, killer-dead. Now Frank Foster who is turning out crooked.
ReplyDelete@Callum, there was a the one who ran off with Rosie's money, too.
ReplyDeleteI'm so excited. It's been at least two weeks since we had any over the top, escapist, action packed drama. All this kitchen talk is dragging me down.
NOT!
If Frank takes the machines and Carla is 'off-sick', there's no factory. Time to sell the site for another enterprise? And how is this interesting? Scene after scene of laid-off workers in the cafe. I agree ...zzz...
ReplyDeleteThis is good news, so long as he proceeds to dump the machines in the ocean and the faktry joins us in the 21st Century as a more plausible business venture.
ReplyDeleteIf this really happened in true life where someone and his thugs steal the sewing machines, some proprietor would be putting a claim into the insurance company and replace their stolen items. Therefore, how can they change the factory to something else as the insurance company would expect the knicker factory to purchase new (for old) sewing machines with their insurance claim?
ReplyDeleteNever mind wanting to change the factory to something else, I think it's time they changed the writers of Corrie, as they always seem to write similar stories.
ReplyDeleteReally, just how many pieces of underwear can 10 people (unless there are a hundred in the back room) sew in one day with their many tea breaks, having time off every other day and spending the day gabbing....? The buyers would be better off buying from China. Time to bring the factory into the 21st Century....
ReplyDeleteGive Corrie a break! It's not like they are burning the factory down is it! Blimey!
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