Fans' Forum [September 2021]

[Elite_Pie]

So did we learn anything from the fans forum?

To be fair, it was pretty interesting as these fans forums tend to go. I missed the first few minutes and only logged in out of curiosity, but then saw it through to the end. I expected it to be a bit bland, but it wasn't. Ian Burchnall came across very well and was honest and funny, and the audience questions seemed to be off the cuff rather than the pre-rehearsed ones I've seen at similar events. Burchnall, Doyle and Cameron all acquitted themselves well, and it's well worth a watch if it's still on Youtube.

[Glad2BeAPie]

To be fair, it was pretty interesting as these fans forums tend to go. I missed the first few minutes and only logged in out of curiosity, but then saw it through to the end. I expected it to be a bit bland, but it wasn't. Ian Burchnall came across very well and was honest and funny, and the audience questions seemed to be off the cuff rather than the pre-rehearsed ones I've seen at similar events. Burchnall, Doyle and Cameron all acquitted themselves well, and it's well worth a watch if it's still on Youtube.

The first bit was questions sent in by fans, after the break it was questions from the floor

[Jeekay56]

Burchnall, Doyle and Cameron all acquitted themselves well, and it's well worth a watch if it's still on Youtube.

[BanjoPie]

To be fair, it was pretty interesting as these fans forums tend to go. I missed the first few minutes and only logged in out of curiosity, but then saw it through to the end. I expected it to be a bit bland, but it wasn't. Ian Burchnall came across very well and was honest and funny, and the audience questions seemed to be off the cuff rather than the pre-rehearsed ones I've seen at similar events. Burchnall, Doyle and Cameron all acquitted themselves well, and it's well worth a watch if it's still on Youtube.

Thanks for that Elite - will try to watch when back in the UK