Fans to return...

It'd take an intelligent grown up not to laugh at that reply, GUFFAW!

 

That did make chuckle I must say

 

Personal experience suggest it's probably more painful up the Uretha...

 

I used to enjoy watching her in George and Mildred.

 

I honestly don't know Chazz. I would imagine they have to comply with the latest EFL and SAG regulations at least. There may be more but I wouldn't know the details. However I am advised by those ITK (Urika Peece) that some of these things need to be confidential. Strange but fair enough.

 

Chill out. Where's your sense of humour ?

 

Diagnosis.

 

Couldn't they do that on the other side of the pond?

 

Calling someone a silly twat isn't humour, its ignorance.

 

I don't advise you on anything and if I want to keep something confidential I will, thank you.

 

From Martin Samuel's column -

Dowden, remember, was the man who created a renewal taskforce for the various entertainment industries that featured the former chairman of the BBC and ITV, the artistic director of the English National Ballet, the chair of Arts Council England, the founder of and the chief executive of the Ambassador Theatre Group, which runs 50 venues worldwide. And looking at sport’s pressing restart and lockdown issues? Alex Scott.

The most knowledgeable person about sport to sort out sport's not just football's problems this multi talented lass. No wonder she is getting the Question Of Sport gig.

 

I was going to post that too
The full article would be better

 

Reading full articles would be too much for some. Who would only say that it was in the DM so they wouldn't read it, fwke hews, blah, blah...

BTW did you read about Russell Brand describing a writer on the sleeve of his latest book as the George Orwell of his generation? If you didn't I bet you, or anyone else, can't guess who that refers to.

 

Alex Scott??

 

I’m pretty certain it wasn’t you.

 

Bouncing Back is an autobiography published in 2002 by Alan Partridge. It described how he "bounced back" since the disastrous loss of his job at the BBC and his subsequent depression. The book was described by Shakin' Stevens as "lovely stuff".

 

Yes, however I was in the UK.

 

I am equally certain it wasn't you.

 

Unless that is a male Alex Scott, no.

 

In this case it was justification, not ignorance. As someone who doesn't get out much, and a humourless Canadian, who is not Canadian, I found it funny and perceptive.

On this very thread, you have insulted others e.g. - quote "FFS, you are a bit dim...", edited posts to disguise possible derogatory innuendo... myself a couple of times (see above, to use your own reference technique).

Is it ok to use the word hypocrite ?

Following your technique yet again - lighten up !