http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukne...asualties.html

LBC has been reporting on this all afternoon. Bob Crowe says one thing
and hurls accusations against TfL - not London Underground
incidentally - and LU say he is distorting everything and insist that
the problem is manageable and will soon be resolved.

Any bets on who is telling the truth?

On Thu, 26 Apr 2012 18:22:19 +0100
Robin9 wrote:
'Basil Jet[_2_ Wrote:
;130139']http://tinyurl.com/7ec232u

LBC has been reporting on this all afternoon. Bob Crowe says one thing
and hurls accusations against TfL - not London Underground
incidentally - and LU say he is distorting everything and insist that
the problem is manageable and will soon be resolved.

Any bets on who is telling the truth?

Certainly not the RMT.

"Geoff Martin, an RMT spokesman, said: "There has been a build-up of rain water
behind the tunnel wall and on the ceiling of the tunnel as well."

What , the rainwater has perculated 30m underground already has it Geoff? Or
perhaps he was getting confused between rainwater and that big thing called the
Thames nearby that is also full of water and probably does leak into the
tunnels all the time.

What are the bets that some sort of bracket came lose and the train hit it?

B2003

Robin9 wrote:
'Basil Jet[_2_ Wrote:
;130139']http://tinyurl.com/7ec232u

LBC has been reporting on this all afternoon. Bob Crowe says one thing
and hurls accusations against TfL - not London Underground
incidentally - and LU say he is distorting everything and insist that
the problem is manageable and will soon be resolved.

Any bets on who is telling the truth?


Most probably, there is truth on both sides.