TV Stars Who People Think Are Nice...

[BaggieSingh]

Morning BS - hope the little one is well! The whole family were as common as muck - you could hear the wife from one end of the pool to the other. The son ( the agent ) thought he was some kind of celebrity with his designer shades,

It was a nice family Hilton hotel as we were there ( no other Brits ) but you would have thought with his money he would have booked a luxury hotel and there are loads there. Tight c unt! When I said good morning to him one day he looked at me like there was something on the bottom of his shoe!

Maybe he could have stayed here - https://www.marriott.co.uk/hotels/tr...vention-center

Always makes me think really, you want that name? We had a function there once

[DaveP67 is back!]

Met Bomber at an away game, absolutely brilliant bloke, happy to chat and have a photo, nothing but a credit to the club, legend in every way.

[baggieal]

One top top guy is Robbie Williams! Robbie had organised the football aid match at Old Trafford and my daughter who was about 8 then photographed herself with a message held up - best of luck Robbie with the match and I love your songs! This was on Insta where he’s massive.

Could not believe it - Robbie sent back a personal message to my daughter thanking her and said her message had made his day. Robbie then shared the message to all his thousands of followers.

It made my daughters day!

[SCOOP115]

I loved Department S.


Talking of stars hiding in the closet, I will reprise an old story I've told here before.

My dad's best mate was a Birmingham copper in the mid 60's and was called to a top hotel in the city to deal with noise disturbance from one of the rooms.

Him and his partner banged on the door of the room and found a man in his mid 20's in a state of undress with two blond ****age boys who were butt naked.....allegedly.

They immediately recognised this major pop star and realised it was going to be a problem because being a shirt lifter in 65-66 was illegal in the UK.

The singers manager was called and a conversation was had with the Inspector at the station and a caution was issued under the stars true name and not his pop star name ( allegedly )

Probably best to ask Sue Barker whether she played doubles or mixed doubles with him.

Always spinning a webb of untruths

[soulman101]

Lizzie Windsor's husband the Duke, nastiest bloke i've met.
My next neighbour who went to Buck house to get his D of E gold medal also said the same.
Noel Edmond is also a bad un.

[billsbest]

I used to drink in The Crown in Bray, which is opposite the Fat Duck ad just a few hundred yards from The Waterside Inn. Michael Parkinson was a regular and often had a chat about cricket. He was a huge fan. Various other celebrities would usually be there with Parkinson including on one occasion Ronnie Corbett who was very pleasant.

[phild]

I used to drink in The Crown in Bray, which is opposite the Fat Duck ad just a few hundred yards from The Waterside Inn. Michael Parkinson was a regular and often had a chat about cricket. He was a huge fan. Various other celebrities would usually be there with Parkinson including on one occasion Ronnie Corbett who was very pleasant.

What's that bearded bloke with the didgeridoo doing in Bray these days?

[WBA1955]

I loved Department S.


Talking of stars hiding in the closet, I will reprise an old story I've told here before.

My dad's best mate was a Birmingham copper in the mid 60's and was called to a top hotel in the city to deal with noise disturbance from one of the rooms.

Him and his partner banged on the door of the room and found a man in his mid 20's in a state of undress with two blond ****age boys who were butt naked.....allegedly.

They immediately recognised this major pop star and realised it was going to be a problem because being a shirt lifter in 65-66 was illegal in the UK.

The singers manager was called and a conversation was had with the Inspector at the station and a caution was issued under the stars true name and not his pop star name ( allegedly )

Probably best to ask Sue Barker whether she played doubles or mixed doubles with him.

I always knew it about Harry.

It might be how you catch people if they are having a bad day or not. We are all human and star or not it's impossible to be pleasant to everyone 24/7.
When my mother in law was in Russells Hall Johnny Briggs came to see his mother in law who was also in. He talked to my mother in law about Corrie and was very pleasant.
Roy Wood used to go in the Navigation at Greensforge by us, and Planty sometimes came in, both down to earth blokes.
Ally Rob used to call in the Hinksford on his way back from work and Super Bob has been in more than once. Again very down to earth guys, but we know Super love's mixing with fans and having a few drink.
I tend to leave them alone unless they speak to me, just because we are fans doesn't mean they are personal property.
In the sixties my mates friend was on holiday in Wales, they were having a drink when Jeff Astle and some blokes walked into the bar. They wanted an autograph but were nervous to approach him. Finally one asked him for the autograph explaing they were Albion fan's.
Astle walked over to where they were sitting, asked what they were drinking and bought them all a drink.


How about Shefali, Mick?

[mickd1961]

I always knew it about Harry.

It might be how you catch people if they are having a bad day or not. We are all human and star or not it's impossible to be pleasant to everyone 24/7.
When my mother in law was in Russells Hall Johnny Briggs came to see his mother in law who was also in. He talked to my mother in law about Corrie and was very pleasant.
Roy Wood used to go in the Navigation at Greensforge by us, and Planty sometimes came in, both down to earth blokes.
Ally Rob used to call in the Hinksford on his way back from work and Super Bob has been in more than once. Again very down to earth guys, but we know Super love's mixing with fans and having a few drink.
I tend to leave them alone unless they speak to me, just because we are fans doesn't mean they are personal property.
In the sixties my mates friend was on holiday in Wales, they were having a drink when Jeff Astle and some blokes walked into the bar. They wanted an autograph but were nervous to approach him. Finally one asked him for the autograph explaing they were Albion fan's.
Astle walked over to where they were sitting, asked what they were drinking and bought them all a drink.


How about Shefali, Mick?

Shefali Ozone bats for the other side according to some on here Des, I guess she’s likely to be bad tempered if I present her with my c o c k to be signed......she’d only be able to put “Shef” anyway so it’s not much of an ask.

[WBA1955]

Shefali Ozone bats for the other side according to some on here Des, I guess she’s likely to be bad tempered if I present her with my c o c k to be signed......she’d only be able to put “Shef” anyway so it’s not much of an ask.

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