Coronation Street fans predict Ross’ worst act yet involving young Dorin

Coronation Street fans are beginning to fear that vile Ross Wilkes (Ian Burfield) has committed an absolutely horrific act involving young Dorin.

Yesterday, Dorin told his dad Tyrone Dobbs (Alan Halsall) that he sustained a bruise on his arm as a result of Aled – Chesney and Gemma Winter-Brown’s (Sam Aston and Dolly-Rose Campbell) son – hitting him.

Toxic Ross told Ty that he should march over to Chesney’s and confront him about it. Keen to impress his dad, and also prove to everyone that he’s not a pushover, Tyrone told Chesney that Dorin would no longer hang out with Aled.

When Ross arrived, things took a dark turn as he began to goad Tyrone into intimidating Chesney. This resulted in Tyrone punching Ches around the face, a moved that left everyone stunned.

Due to the fact young Aled wasn’t actually being present in the episode to reveal if Dorin’s claims were true, some audience members are now beginning to wonder if someone else hurt him, and the young lad was made to say it was his cousin.

Corrie fans are now concerned that Ross was responsible, and deliberately injured Dorin as part of his plan to brainwash Tyrone.

Over on social media platform X, Natasha wrote: ‘Ok what’s the betting Ross bruised dorin and he’s told dorin to say it was aled?’.

Ryan said: ‘Wouldn’t shock me if Ross bruised Dorin on purpose’.

Alicia feared: ‘Did Ross hurt Dorin and tell him to say Aled done it wouldn’t put it past him, that man is a piece of work’.

Yvonne added: ‘Ross is scum bet he did that to Dorin’.

Tyrone met his dad earlier this year, and has spent ages completely unaware that he’s been manipulated by him.

However, in a recent chat, star Alan Halsall has teased that his soap alter-ego could soon begin to view his dad in a different light:

‘There are several indicators going forward where Tyrone sees little bits, but then thinks, “Oh, it might just be this or that.” Ross actually turns on Tyrone at one point and gets right in his face, so Ty sees a very different side to him. But Ross is immediately apologetic, and Tyrone forgives him because of that willingness to just get past it and have a relationship’, he said.

‘He starts to see very small moments, nowhere near as much as Fiz or others, and thinks, “Right, leave me alone, I don’t need this.” But then that longing for a family comes back and he thinks, “Oh well, I can forgive it, it wasn’t a big thing, he bought me a beer, everything is fine.” Then it happens again, so there’s a lot of back and forth where he says, “I forgive you,” then “Get out of my life,” which frustrates Fiz more than anybody else.