Who would you most like to go out for a beer with?

[hillbilly]

If he was alive it would be Bobby Moore for me, and if I could have someone else joining I'd go for George Best. It would be an interesting to see the World of football back in the 60s/70s through their eyes.

 

[Zesh Rehman]

Adolf Hitler would be good too.

not sure if youre on a wind up or not, but he would be bloody interesting

 

[Pavilionaire]

If he was alive it would be Bobby Moore for me, and if I could have someone else joining I'd go for George Best. It would be an interesting to see the World of football back in the 60s/70s through their eyes.

Simple. Beers and fags 7 days a week with a 3 hours break for football on a Saturday.

 

[Titanic]

Ayman Hamed, in the Camel Dive Hotel roof bar, because it would mean I was on another diving holiday in Sharm el Sheikh.

 

[Pavilionaire]

Adolf Hitler would be good too.

His tipple of choice would have to be Newcastle Braun Ale.

 

[Norman Potting]

Jools Holland, Isambard Kingdom Brunel, Joe Boyd and Bruce Springsteen.

 

[Brian Fantana]

John Candy
Winston Churchill
Benjamin Disraeli
Michael Mcintyre
Curtley Ambrose
Courtney Walsh
HP Baxter from techno legends "Scooter"

 

[Taybha]

Stephen Hawkin and his Brother Colin

 

[bhaexpress]

Barak Obama.

 

[Brian Fantana]

Osama bin Laden - although I imagine he would be drinking orange juice.

 

[Alex Alex Dawson oo! oo!]

I had a few beers with Oliver Reed, he used to frequent some pub in deepest mid sussex, i was arsed when I got there and more so when I left!

Oliver Reed used to live in Ockley and was a regular "entertainer" in the Punchbowl in Oakwood Hill (just off the A29 to the south).
The young girl who he married used to live with her parents opposite the Kings Head in Rudgwick (my local) where he's fondly remembered by many, if not by their livers.

 

[Double Hard Bastard]

Mike Strutter

 

[chez]

I'd like to go for a beer with John Byrne again.
He cheered me up no end in the Cricketers after England had just CRASHED OUT to Croatia last year. My all time favourite Albion player, and a bloody nice bloke as well.

Yep, he's a great bloke to have a beer with. Totally honest as well. I had a couple down The Romans a few years back and he was a diamond geezer.

We nearly had Gazza attend a stag weekend that I arranged a couple of years ago but unfortunately he got the Kettering job so was a bit busy. Although at the time we thought it would have been excellent to have Gazza on a stag weekend I'm kind of glad he couldn't come now!!

 

[rudeboy]

matt prior and ian bell

 

[defrocked priest]

I met and had pints with Bruce Dickenson, lead singer for Iron Maiden. Fantastic bloke with a passion for history and he collects and drives tanks. BLIMEY !!

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Tubby Mondays and all his little elves

 

[Horney]

Oliver Reed used to live in Ockley and was a regular "entertainer" in the Punchbowl in Oakwood Hill (just off the A29 to the south).
The young girl who he married used to live with her parents opposite the Kings Head in Rudgwick (my local) where he's fondly remembered by many, if not by their livers.

He also used to frequent the Cricketers in Ockley. It was common practise for him to insist on the doors being locked and no-one being allowed out until Olly had had his fill !!! - The pub was full of Mount Gay ( West Indian rum ) which he had brought back from film location and drank like water, that was until he finally got banned and the poor old landlord was left with umpteen cases of the stuff.
Reed also used to host marathon cricket matches in the village that would start with lunchtime drinking, before the first innings was played out in the afternoon.The drinking would then recommence for the next 7-8 hours before floodlights were rigged up and the second innings took place in the early hours. Apparently, one paralytic batsman was carried to the crease, supported in front of the wicket, clean bowled first ball and carried back with absolutely no knowledge of anything.
Yes, it would have been dangerous fun to drink with Olly but, personally, I would have chosen.....
1) Ronnie and Reggie Kray
2) Mad Frankie Fraser
3 ) Charlie Richardson
4) Charles Bronson and the guv'nor...
5 ) Lenny McLean
The conversation may have been a bit stilted but you could have walked into the roughest dive in the world and been as safe as houses.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

The list would change daily (apart from 1 & 2), but this would bee my current lineup

1) Mushtaq Ahmed (to drive us all home)
2) Monica Bellucci (wiggle those babylons)
3) Michael Winslow (make some noises)
4) Chris Stewart (bring some lemons)
5) Dick Strawbridge (to brew the cider)

 

[Cpt. Spavil]

jack nicholson