"And if they think you're a troublemaker, the black line goes through your name, and you don't get a contract.
There is a pattern emerging here: Carlyle, a lapsed socialist (his spirit, he has said, all but broken by the 1992 Tory victory), evidently likes his geniuses to come in different shades of troublemaker.
Although branding Giggs as "thug rap" just media-boxes him in as stereotypical troublemaker aggressively glamorising violence, pragmatic Giggs pleads guilty.
Related: My 49 hours in a Baltimore cell – for being a reporter Shabazz has been criticized by many in Baltimore as an "interloper" and "troublemaker".
We desperately fought and died against systems in which the state listened to every telephone conversation and kept a list of everybody every troublemaker knew.
Arguably Le Pen senior has never seriously sought political power, but has been happy in his role as troublemaker-in-chief for the French republic, lobbing hand-grenades at will into the political arena.
That honour, instead, went to John Wycliffe, a 14th-century theologian, scholar and clerical troublemaker who translated the Bible into English in the 1380s, and argued for much of his life against the power and wealth of the pope – a somewhat edgy pastime that led to his bones being dug up and burned after his death, before being chucked into a river in Leicestershire.
I have never met a more goody-goody troublemaker, I say.
"When the whole debate started there was clearly a strong opinion that the UK would be an affordable loss and that the troublemaker may go if the troublemaker wants to do so.
John Githongo is an irritant, a troublemaker – in fact, every corrupt dictator's worst nightmare.
And Lady Warsi was hardly a prominent troublemaker.
