Ian Poulter tries to get someone fired.. again

Ian Poulter has a knack for getting called out on social media and then hitting right back at the haters.

Earlier in the season, Poulter had a heckler fired from his day job at Florida Southern College. The guy yelled at him to put his ball in the water, which he clearly didn’t appreciate.

This past weekend at the Hong Kong Open, Poulter came at a cameraman who he thought ran behind him before he took his shot. This action brought about old memories of a car service employee who said that he dropped off Poulter once and was less than impressed with his attitude.

Poulter turned to social media again to publicly shame this guy, Glenn Stacey, and went straight for the employer dig.

This is truly disappointing to read.. Glenn I remember you delivering the car a while back and I have only great experiences from all the drivers at @reliablecarriers. And I was really happy with the service I paid for. The car was delivered as reliable would have expected first class. I guess from now on I will never be using @reliablecarriers ever again to move my vehicles. It’s a good job there are lots of good carrier companies to chose from. It’s saddens me to write this. Why would I ever have this man possibly deliver another vehicle. You think it would be handled in the same manner as the fist one. I don’t think so. Could never take that risk.

A photo posted by Ian Poulter (@ianjamespoulter) on Dec 11, 2016 at 1:21pm PST

He went on a Twitter rant as well, responding to the post and the backlash from his comments.

Would you want someone touching an asset of your if this is how he felt.. When you only had a great experience from him. Bizarre really.

— Ian Poulter (@IanJamesPoulter) December 11, 2016

The COO had to intervene and make a statement.

@IanJamesPoulter We sincerely apologize for our drivers incredible lack of judgment. He is currently be routed to our MI HQ.
Bob Sellers,COO

— Reliable Carriers (@ReliableCarrier) December 12, 2016

Whether this makes Poulter a bully or not, he does have the right to free speech and he has the right to defend himself when attacked. It’s not his fault he’s sensitive!

Ok I understand your mentality. Someone can comment about me, but I can’t respond because I have more followers. That makes sense Kieron. https://t.co/D8bkVZdlLv

— Ian Poulter (@IanJamesPoulter) December 11, 2016

Ian Poulter is not the type to ignore anything, especially when someone outwardly calls him a dick. Don’t worry though, he clarified that he does not want this man fired from his job.

Just to clarify.. I spoke with @ReliableCarrier COO & no one is getting fired. Fredom of speech is allowed. We both expressed ours. #Relax

— Ian Poulter (@IanJamesPoulter) December 13, 2016

Moral of the story, don’t come at Poulter if you don’t want to get reamed right back and have your employer contacted.