London bus driver sacked for wearing Liverpool shirt after being mobbed by Chelsea fans in viral video
Later on in the interview, Isaac said of his former employers TfL: “I don’t see any care in TfL anymore. I don’t think it’s being operated correctly.
“Maybe in the near future, under a different mayor, probably, then we could see better light in TfL. But at the moment, there’s no common sense in the operation whatsoever.
“Nobody had a problem with it (wearing a Liverpool shirt), nobody told me to cover it up it was literally just ‘carry on doing your thing’, they weren’t too fussed about what I was wearing.
“There’s no common sense at TfL these days. On Monday morning, my agency sent an email over. They said regarding the events on the fourth of October, we’ll be dismissing you due to a uniform policy.”
