London Gangster Marvin Herbert tells his story - Part 1

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  • Опубликовано: 5 сен 2020
  • Anything Goes with James English Ep/116
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    London gangster Marvin Herbert tells his story.
    An ex-offender with 21 convictions for 76 offences beginning when he was 13, Marvin was also among four people on trial accused of helping Dale cregan and Jermaine Ward stay at large after the murder of David Short in Droylsden in August 2012. Marvin renounced his criminal lifestyle after he was shot multiple times by a member of a British drugs gang in a daylight attack in Marbella. He was shot in his eye, groin, arm and leg and was told by doctors that he would never walk again.
    “At that specific moment in his life He realised that his existence had been pointless and meaningless. Marvin decided that because He was fortunate to be kept alive, He would have to change dramatically. Not just for himself but for his kids, to guarantee that they had him in their lives for years to come.
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Комментарии • 3,3 тыс.

  • @marvinherbert
    @marvinherbert 3 года назад +3

    Thank you James for having me on the podcast. And thanks for all the positive comments and feedback from the listeners 🙏🏽❤️

  • @marvherbert
    @marvherbert 3 года назад +1

    I’d like to thank everybody for their kind words I really do appreciate them. I’m dedicated to inspire motivate and drive people towards achieving their full potential as a human being stay strong stay positive see believe it achieve it God bless

  • @jbennison5672
    @jbennison5672 2 года назад +26

    I'm shocked at the confusion he still displays towards the way he was treated by his dad. He doesn't understand that his dad is responsible for the majority of bad events in his life. He wasn't preparing him to deal with life, he was ensuring his sons life would be every bit as bad as his own. Terrible.

  • @browner5452
    @browner5452 3 года назад +39

    ‘I’ve always nicked my own money’ lol what a legend

  • @AJ-yt5rw
    @AJ-yt5rw 3 года назад +311

    Everyone’s a gangster until a real gangster walks in the podcast

  • @waveybeats
    @waveybeats 3 года назад +407

    This donny's as real as it gets. A proper thoroughbred. There needs to be a movie or a mini series on his story. I respect the journey he's on now, all the best.

  • @jamalhussain7909
    @jamalhussain7909 3 года назад +28

    “What we accept as normal behaviour is barbaric insanity” deeper than it sounds

  • @boxingthoughts4982
    @boxingthoughts4982 3 года назад +54

    "Its a shame I've wasted 40 years of my life to be in the position im in today" I hope you young kids with not even 5% of his heart can hear this early

  • @nathanielwilson-fleming7199
    @nathanielwilson-fleming7199 3 года назад +254

    I appreciate how he takes breaths to gather himself and stop himself from overwhelming himself with his emotions. just shows how deep it really is for him.

  • @paulpower5412
    @paulpower5412 3 года назад +55

    This fella story should be turned into a film top top guest unreal story

  • @MIKEOXLONG-dm6jm
    @MIKEOXLONG-dm6jm 3 года назад +489

    You are a very good interviewer, you don't cut people off mid sentence like a lot of interviewers, you let them talk because it's meant to be about their story. 👍

  • @bb1bb685
    @bb1bb685 3 года назад +42

    This man poured out his soul on this, been through it all and came out the other end with the wisdom to show his kids the right way, much respect 💯

  • @o.e9807
    @o.e9807 3 года назад +104

    This was the best Jame English guest. Marvin Herbert seems like a real genuine top bloke. His past is his past & now he’s doing great things! Much respect!

  • @TheFBATruth
    @TheFBATruth 3 года назад +37

    Genuinely think this is the best podcast so far. Marvin tells his story so clearly and with so much details. Seeing how upset he gets when talking about what his dad did, you can tell why he can recall it so vividly. It’s no surprise he became the ruthless person he did. Glad he’s turned it around and he seems like he’s really in the a solid frame of mind and a genuinely nice guy.

  • @gaaa170
    @gaaa170 3 года назад +39

    I love the way he talks with so much emotion! Makes you feel his pain

  • @jodif916
    @jodif916 2 года назад +31

    What I love about this podcast is James Doesn’t over take the interview, he allows the guest to open up and lets the path of their life come to life, he Listens and follows the guests with no intervention. The best podcast I hope James gets over a million subscribers soon. ❤️

  • @Georgecurtis123
    @Georgecurtis123 3 года назад +115

    The best podcast I have ever listened to. What a story.

  • @mickj.147
    @mickj.147 3 года назад +97

    James's best talent is to sit and listen and allow them to tell their stories, another one smashed. 👍

  • @justbreal5797
    @justbreal5797 3 года назад +12

    I found this channel after following you on Twitter. The style of interviewing is impeccable, you clearly have a skill at making them feel at ease. You let them tell their stories in their own way, this gives your shows authenticity. You don’t direct, yet you gently input and encourage your interviewees to continue speaking through their trauma. Every interview I have watched has been REAL, real life, real shit, real everything. Your guests are brave and the stories raw. I applaud you Mr English. And thank you to your guest for being so open with their lives x

  • @nattycavey2956
    @nattycavey2956 3 года назад +37

    This is the only podcast I've been able to watch all the way through