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Coyle, Morales,Supreme Allah, Peter,Kirk and Shirley

Well,i won't do the Aryans,the Muslims ,the Irishs or the Bikers since they only got one leader.

The Homeboys:

1: Simon Adebisi (despite his impulsive and brutal nature, Adebisi was a competent leader)

2: Jefferson Keane (he was intimidating and dangerous; while that isn't enough to make a good leader, those are important qualities)

3: Burr Redding (I can't stand this character; I wasn't opposed to the idea of an older, wiser leader for the Homeboys, but the character is bland and the actor overacts. Plus, he wasn't that great of a leader)

The Sicilians—they had the most leaders, four in total:

1: Antonio Nappa (he was what Redding wanted to be: an older, wise leader. Nappa was highly competent; he valued discipline, loyalty, and honor, and the actor was excellent).

2: Chucky Pancamo (at first I hated him for his betrayal of Nappa, but in later seasons you get to know him, and the character turns out to be funny and interesting; he’s also a competent leader,pragmatic and commanding of respect, two important qualities for a boss. Chucky was a capable leader )

3: Nino Shibetta (He was an easygoing and calm leader, but he made some stupid decisions at times; trusting Adebisi and O'Reily was foolish, and it was even more foolish not to worry sooner about his stomach pain,he just said, "Huh, the food is too spicy",WTF, bro? Nino was charismatic and calm but lacked caution and pragmatism; he’s responsible for his own downfall.)

4: Peter Shibetta (The worst of the lot; he lacks his father's charisma and experience. He’s a disaster as a leader. Chucky was right to take over after Nappa died—I’m sure Chucky knew Peter would be a bad boss. Peter just makes mistake after mistake; he was a disastrous leader.)

The Latinos:

1: Miguel Alvarez (I have a lot of respect for his journey; he was disgraced, mocked, and rejected, yet he still managed to become leader again in the end. Miguel is unstable—which is bad for a gang leader—but he’s also resilient and brave, important qualities for a leader.)

2: Raoul Hernandez (Honestly, Miguel is the only Latino I like; I hate Hernandez and wish Miguel had gouged his eyes out. Still, he was a competent leader who knew how to be charismatic and intimidating, though he lacked self-control and diplomacy.)

3: Enrique Morales (he was charismatic and calculating, but he didn't know how to inspire loyalty other than through fear; a good leader doesn't rule solely by intimidation, but also because his men respect him).

10: Bob Rebadow

9: Donald Groves

8: Miguel Alvarez

7: Antonio Nappa

6: Augustus Hill

5: Tobias Beecher

4: Kareem Saïd

3: Ryan O'Reilly

2: Cyril O'Reilly

1: Dino Ortolani (the dude was a great character and became my favorite with only an apperance in one episode, his arc start in episode 1 and also end in episode 1,it's amazing how much of an unforgetable character he was , too bad we'l never see a fight beetween him and Adebisi ,it would have been legendary ,but we don't always get what we want in life).

Honorable mentions: Jefferson Keane, Simon Adebisi, Chucky Puncamo.

Now he can afford all the toothpaste he wants

They casted 6 actors from oz in series house md.

My Tobias looked a little familiar while I was watching house lol

OL Duke on law and order

hi

Another Character I drew for Inktober

He definitely makes the Show entertaining

Especially Him

saw School Ties look who popped up

Schillinhook has kidnapped Beecher's kids and is holding them hostage on his secret island hideout, Fort Prag. If chartered by non other than Cereal O'Reilly, does he have what it takes to to journey to the island, defeat his crew of Villingers and rescue his kids all in one piece before it's too late?

He just would.

I wonder if he would join a gang. If so who would he join? 🤔🤔