Coronation Street star Simon Gregson ‘quizzed by cops in Aintree bust-up at Toby Carvery’ days after topless bar rant

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Coronation Street star Simon Gregson has reportedly been given a warning to clean up his antics by his soap bosses. It comes after he was said to be involved in a drunken brawl last week. The I'm A Celeb star, who plays one of the soap's longest-serving characters Steve McDonald, was allegedly called in by bosses to discuss his behaviour at a Toby Carvery, which is being investigated by Merseyside Police.

Coronation Street veteran Simon Gregson has been warned by the soap’s bosses to “be on his best behaviour”, according to reports. The I’m A Celebrity star, 47 – who was the runner up on last year's show– is thought to have been quizzed by police last week after a brawl broke out near Aintree racecourse. In addition to this, Simon was reportedly asked to leave a club earlier this month after he danced topless on a table at his co-star Alexandra Mardell’s leaving do.

Bosses at Coronation Street have reportedly given Simon Gregson a warning in an emergency meeting over his recent behaviour.

CORRIE bosses have given off-the-rails Simon Gregson a slap on the wrist in an emergency meeting over his recent behaviour. The star, who earns £150,000 a year to play Steve McDonald, was quizzed by police after a bust-up in a Toby Carvery near Aintree racecourse following Ladies Day last Friday.

Coronation Street star Simon Gregson caught a lift to pick up his car after a boozy Aintree bust-up saw him quizzed by police. The soap actor was spoken to in the back of a police van after a row in a Toby Carvery pub opposite the Grand National racecourse.

Coronation Street star Simon Gregson has now collected his car after being probed by police last week.The actor who plays Steve McDonald on the hit ITV programme was spoken to by Merseyside Police after attending Ladies Day on April 8 at Aintree Racecourse.Simon, 47, is said to have been involved in a bust-up at the annual event after being seen drinking pints of Guinness while rubbing shoulders with the likes of Zara and Mike Tindall and Jason Manford.Shortly, after the event, Merseyside Police confirmed they were investigating an "altercation" between two men at a Toby Carvery carpark, close to the world-famous racecourse.Now, Simon has been pictured arriving at the racecourse in the passenger seat of a grey BMW before driving away in his own car, a black BMW.The former I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! star was dressed casually as he walked across the carpark, wearing a pair of blue washed-out denim jeans, a red raincoat, an New York Yankees baseball cap and grey trainers.Shortly after getting back into his car and adjusting himself behind the wheel, the dad-of-three set off from the car park as he went about his day.Following the incident on Friday, a source told The Sunday Mirror: "There was a bust-up and bouncers kicked him out – they pinned him to the ground before the police arrived.

HE'S a Weatherfield stalwart, having played a teen heartthrob, womaniser and now long-suffering husband to Tracy Barlow. But Steve McDonald actor Simon Gregson's life away from Coronation Street has seen its own fair share of drama.

SIMON Gregson was questioned in the back of a police van after a bust-up with another bloke in a pub opposite the Grand National racecourse.  The Coronation Street soap star, was reportedly pinned to the ground by bouncers before officers arrived at the Toby Carvery.  He was pictured drinking Guinness in one of the Grand National’s luxury suites and had enjoyed hospitality with other celebs at Aintree Ladies Day on Friday. A source told The Sunday Mirror: “There was a bust-up and bouncers kicked him out – they pinned him to the ground before the police arrived.  “He was taken to the police van and spoken to for some time.

Coronation Street star Simon Gregson was quizzed in the back of a police van close to Aintree Racecourse on Grand National day.The actor, who is best known for playing Steve McDonald on the ITV cobbles, was spoken to by officers after sampling the hospitality package with various other celebrities at Ladies Day on Friday (April 8), reports the Sunday Mirror.The 47-year-old had been pictured drinking Guinness in one of the racecourse’s luxury suites earlier that day, and rubbing shoulders with Princess Anne’s daughter Zara Tindall and her former rugby player hubby Mike at the races.Other snaps showed Simon hanging out with former football star Dion Dublin, comedian Jason Manford and Olympian Kelly Sotherton.What followed was police confirming they were investigating reports of an “altercation” between two men at a Toby Carvery pub - The Rocking Horse - on Friday night.Speaking to The Mirror, a source said: “There was a bust-up and bouncers kicked him out – they pinned him to the ground before the police arrived. He was taken to the police van and spoken to for some time.

Coronation Street actor Simon Gregson was questioned in the back of a police van after an alleged bust-up in a Toby Carvery pub opposite the Grand National Racecourse, reports have said tonight.

The incident occurred at the Albert Schloss bar in Manchester’s Deansgate. Simon appears to say "f*** you" to the two members of staff as they try to calm him down. Before leaving the stage, he says “I will get down.” Simon has been a regular on Corrie since 1989, and co-star Alexandra portrayed his on-screen daughter, Emma Booker. Simon could be seen earlier in the night hugging Alexandra, 28, as she stood alongside her boyfriend Joe Parker. An anonymous source told the publication that Simon was “acting wildly” and getting carried away. They added that the staff “failed to see the funny side” and this annoyed Simon. They commented: “Simon was acting pretty wildly — but more in the sense that he was in high spirits and getting carried away.“He had obviously had a good night and was out with a lot of the Corrie cast and crew.“It was all a bit of a laugh but it’s quite a plush venue and having a topless middle-aged bloke with a pot belly dancing around on stage at the end of the night is not the sort of image they want to project.“They didn’t seem to care that he was a celebrity and Simon looked pretty angry to be stopped in his tracks by bouncers.“He thought the staff had failed to see the funny side and seemed to argue with them.”

CORONATION Street actor Simon Gregson was asked to leave a club after taking off his shirt and dancing topless on furniture at a co-star’s leaving do. And the fun-loving soap star raged at bouncers who tried to boot him out.

Coronation Street star Simon Gregson was reportedly asked to leave a bar after dancing topless at his co-star's leaving party. The ITV soap star, 47, who recently called for his character Steve McDonald to leave Weatherfield, was at a leaving do for his on-screen daughter Alexandra Mardell, who plays Emma Brooker, at Albert’s Schloss in the Manchester Deansgate area in February.

CORONATION Street actor Simon Gregson was asked to leave a club after taking off his shirt and dancing topless on furniture at a co-star’s leaving do. And the fun-loving soap star raged at bouncers who tried to boot him out.

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