OUT FOR REVENGE

Violent attacks discussed as McGill and Lyons hold talks. Deadly duo make power move in long-running feud

- BY JOHN-PAUL CLARK

MOB bosses Ross McGill and Steven Lyons have held a gangland summit to plot revenge attacks on their enemies in the Daniel and Richardson crews.

The gangsters spoke early in the new year to plan a fresh wave of violence against Edinburgh kingpin Mark Richardson's crew and the Daniel clan in Glasgow.

McGill, 31, and Lyons, 44, have allegedly been orchestrating a bloody gang war which has swept Scotland since last year from their homes in Dubai.

But both were booted out of the United Arab Emirates after they were arrested there in September and they are currently living in secret boltholes.

The head of the Lyons family blames the Daniel crime crew for the assassinations of his brother Eddie, 46, and key lieutenant Ross Monaghan, 43, outside a bar in Spain last June and has vowed revenge.

McGill is locked in a bitter feud with Richardson which broke out in early 2025 over a batch of stolen cocaine.

The two heavyweight hoods shared a lengthy phone call earlier this week as they planned to take back control of Scotland's mean streets across both major cities.

A source told the Record: "McGill and Lyons got together for crunch talks." The Lyons mob will be active in Glasgow and will be going after the Daniel mob.

McGill's Tamo Junto crew (TMJ) will be focusing on Richardson's gang in Edinburgh.

Our source added: "Steven has obviously sworn revenge for what happened to his brother Eddie and blames the Daniel clan.