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BARE FOOT COMMUTER SPEAKS OUT
27-09-2017
2017
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caption**** NOTE TO NEWSDESKS: Online embargo of 12:00 (midday) Thurs Sept 28. Please do not publish before ****PIC FROM MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED: ANDREW DIGNAN, 46) A commuter who was publicly shamed for taking off his shoes and socks on a packed train and putting his feet on the seats has spoken out - claiming he did nothing wrong. Antiques collector Andrew Dignan was confronted on the lunchtime service from Buxton to Manchester and had one of his shoes thrown off the train for allegedly refusing to move. However Andrew has hit back, explaining that he has a swollen stomach and feet and does not know the cause so needed to let them breathe. The 49-year-old-landlord says he heard the fellow commuter ranting about his bare feet but pretended to be asleep to see how it would unfold. According to Andrew, the man who confronted him was intimidating and reminded him of when he was bullied as a child. SEE MERCURY COPY
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caption**** NOTE TO NEWSDESKS: Online embargo of 12:00 (midday) Thurs Sept 28. Please do not publish before ****PIC FROM MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED: ANDREW DIGNAN, 46) A commuter who was publicly shamed for taking off his shoes and socks on a packed train and putting his feet on the seats has spoken out - claiming he did nothing wrong. Antiques collector Andrew Dignan was confronted on the lunchtime service from Buxton to Manchester and had one of his shoes thrown off the train for allegedly refusing to move. However Andrew has hit back, explaining that he has a swollen stomach and feet and does not know the cause so needed to let them breathe. The 49-year-old-landlord says he heard the fellow commuter ranting about his bare feet but pretended to be asleep to see how it would unfold. According to Andrew, the man who confronted him was intimidating and reminded him of when he was bullied as a child. SEE MERCURY COPY
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caption**** NOTE TO NEWSDESKS: Online embargo of 12:00 (midday) Thurs Sept 28. Please do not publish before ****PIC FROM MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED: ANDREW DIGNAN, 46) A commuter who was publicly shamed for taking off his shoes and socks on a packed train and putting his feet on the seats has spoken out - claiming he did nothing wrong. Antiques collector Andrew Dignan was confronted on the lunchtime service from Buxton to Manchester and had one of his shoes thrown off the train for allegedly refusing to move. However Andrew has hit back, explaining that he has a swollen stomach and feet and does not know the cause so needed to let them breathe. The 49-year-old-landlord says he heard the fellow commuter ranting about his bare feet but pretended to be asleep to see how it would unfold. According to Andrew, the man who confronted him was intimidating and reminded him of when he was bullied as a child. SEE MERCURY COPY
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caption**** NOTE TO NEWSDESKS: Online embargo of 12:00 (midday) Thurs Sept 28. Please do not publish before ****PIC FROM MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED: ANDREW DIGNAN, 46) A commuter who was publicly shamed for taking off his shoes and socks on a packed train and putting his feet on the seats has spoken out - claiming he did nothing wrong. Antiques collector Andrew Dignan was confronted on the lunchtime service from Buxton to Manchester and had one of his shoes thrown off the train for allegedly refusing to move. However Andrew has hit back, explaining that he has a swollen stomach and feet and does not know the cause so needed to let them breathe. The 49-year-old-landlord says he heard the fellow commuter ranting about his bare feet but pretended to be asleep to see how it would unfold. According to Andrew, the man who confronted him was intimidating and reminded him of when he was bullied as a child. SEE MERCURY COPY
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caption**** NOTE TO NEWSDESKS: Online embargo of 12:00 (midday) Thurs Sept 28. Please do not publish before ****PIC FROM MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED: ANDREW DIGNAN, 46) A commuter who was publicly shamed for taking off his shoes and socks on a packed train and putting his feet on the seats has spoken out - claiming he did nothing wrong. Antiques collector Andrew Dignan was confronted on the lunchtime service from Buxton to Manchester and had one of his shoes thrown off the train for allegedly refusing to move. However Andrew has hit back, explaining that he has a swollen stomach and feet and does not know the cause so needed to let them breathe. The 49-year-old-landlord says he heard the fellow commuter ranting about his bare feet but pretended to be asleep to see how it would unfold. According to Andrew, the man who confronted him was intimidating and reminded him of when he was bullied as a child. SEE MERCURY COPY
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caption**** NOTE TO NEWSDESKS: Online embargo of 12:00 (midday) Thurs Sept 28. Please do not publish before ****PIC FROM MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED: ANDREW DIGNAN, 46) A commuter who was publicly shamed for taking off his shoes and socks on a packed train and putting his feet on the seats has spoken out - claiming he did nothing wrong. Antiques collector Andrew Dignan was confronted on the lunchtime service from Buxton to Manchester and had one of his shoes thrown off the train for allegedly refusing to move. However Andrew has hit back, explaining that he has a swollen stomach and feet and does not know the cause so needed to let them breathe. The 49-year-old-landlord says he heard the fellow commuter ranting about his bare feet but pretended to be asleep to see how it would unfold. According to Andrew, the man who confronted him was intimidating and reminded him of when he was bullied as a child. SEE MERCURY COPY
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caption**** NOTE TO NEWSDESKS: Online embargo of 12:00 (midday) Thurs Sept 28. Please do not publish before ****PIC FROM MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED: ANDREW DIGNAN, 46) A commuter who was publicly shamed for taking off his shoes and socks on a packed train and putting his feet on the seats has spoken out - claiming he did nothing wrong. Antiques collector Andrew Dignan was confronted on the lunchtime service from Buxton to Manchester and had one of his shoes thrown off the train for allegedly refusing to move. However Andrew has hit back, explaining that he has a swollen stomach and feet and does not know the cause so needed to let them breathe. The 49-year-old-landlord says he heard the fellow commuter ranting about his bare feet but pretended to be asleep to see how it would unfold. According to Andrew, the man who confronted him was intimidating and reminded him of when he was bullied as a child. SEE MERCURY COPY
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caption**** NOTE TO NEWSDESKS: Online embargo of 12:00 (midday) Thurs Sept 28. Please do not publish before ****PIC FROM MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED: ANDREW DIGNAN, 46) A commuter who was publicly shamed for taking off his shoes and socks on a packed train and putting his feet on the seats has spoken out - claiming he did nothing wrong. Antiques collector Andrew Dignan was confronted on the lunchtime service from Buxton to Manchester and had one of his shoes thrown off the train for allegedly refusing to move. However Andrew has hit back, explaining that he has a swollen stomach and feet and does not know the cause so needed to let them breathe. The 49-year-old-landlord says he heard the fellow commuter ranting about his bare feet but pretended to be asleep to see how it would unfold. According to Andrew, the man who confronted him was intimidating and reminded him of when he was bullied as a child. SEE MERCURY COPY
