Sir Tom Jones addresses warning over ‘vicious temper’ after heated encounter with John Lennon 'It was terrible'
, 80, said while it took a lot for him to get angry in his younger years, it was like a “red flag to a bull” when he did. At one point, he said he branded John Lennon a “scouse b*****d” after taking offence to a comment he made. Recalling his temper, he said: “I was told I had to contain it, if somebody started getting a little funny with me, I’d have to watch my step.“You know, because I had a vicious temper when I was young. I didn’t snap easy though, it took a lot to do it.
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