Ross triggers Tyrone’s rage in Coronation Street as Hope invites Sam into her room

Ty leaves everyone shocked once more (Picture: ITV) Ross Wilkes’ (Ian Burfield) belief that Tyrone Dobbs (Alan Halsall) should be as toxic as him leads to another shocking moment in Coronation Street next week. After Ross was introduced to us, he quickly revealed his dark side when he orchestrated Cassie Plummer’s (Claire Sweeney) departure from the cobbles. Just before she left, Cassie was found at the side of a road by Ross. He offered to take her to the train station, before locking her in his vehicle and terrorising her. With Tyrone under the impression that his mum no longer wanted anything to do with him, Ross was then welcomed into the family. Cassie still hasn’t been heard from, with a very real possibility that Ross exacted a violent, and potentially fatal revenge. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video His feet under the table, Ross has been busy trying to instil his violent, misogynistic and toxic outlook on life onto Tyrone. After learning that Tyrone’s son Dorin had been hit by Chesney Winter-Brown’s (Sam Aston) son Aled, Ross pushed Tyrone to confront his neighbour. He did just that, but things took an unexpected turn when Ross goaded Ty into punching Ches. Ask Metro Use AI to go deeper into the stories you care about – powered by Metro and trusted publications. In upcoming episodes, things get even worse as Ross makes a point of telling Chesney that it was his idea that Tyrone should apologise to him. Annoyed that Ty didn’t want to make amends himself, Chesney leaves the pub. Later, Tyrone and Ross return home to find Hope Dobbs (Isabella Flanagan) and Sam Blakeman (Jude Riordan) heading down the stairs. Ross’ manipulation saw Tyrone punch Chesney (Picture: ITV) Ross wants Tyrone to have the same vile views as him (Picture: ITV) Clearly searching for his father’s approval, Tyrone spells out to Hope that she’s not allowed boys in her room and throws Sam out. Tyrone glances at his dad, and it’s clear that Ross is impressed with his actions. In the week, Tyrone reveals to Ross that he’s in the doghouse with Fiz Dobbs (Jennie McAlpine) for overreacting and throwing Sam out. Deals of the Day 14,500 five-star reviews later, this cult sleep spray is discounted for Black Friday Cold mornings are coming and this is the dressing gown I want to live in We're adding this discounted NEOM gift set straight to basket Want an LED face mask for less? This Black Friday deal could save you hundreds This teeth whitening sale could save you up to 64% before Black Friday Ross urges Ty to stick to his guns and show Fiz who’s boss, but what will he do next? Arrow MORE: Oblivious Summer groomed on Coronation Street by evil sex offender Ross Arrow MORE: Coronation Street fans predict Ross’ worst act yet involving young Dorin Arrow MORE: Tyrone controlled by toxic masculinity in Coronation Street as violence explodes The Soaps Newsletter – Weekly Sign up for exclusive spoilers and interviews, handpicked by our Soaps Editor.