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Celebrities/sportsmen/sportswomen in Unlikely Places
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rocker959
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Oh yes indeedy their very first but meant little to me at the time.
Also The Detroit Emeralds of ' Feel the need in me ' fame on their introductory tour on night and sat chatting with them , really nice guys .
Buzzer
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- Oct 1, 2006
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Fair play to you matey. I'm genuinely in awe.
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What about YIng Tong John?
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
I believe in Joe Hendry
- Oct 4, 2003
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I once had a piss next to Matthew Kelly at the Assembly Rooms in Edinburgh during the Fringe. Nice chap.
driller
my life my word
Brian May on dyke road avenue Wednesday afternoon.
OzMike
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Lena Zavaroni on the Level.
Ronnie Corbett with Frankie Howard on the Palace Pier.
Acker Bilk and Humphrey Littleton on a cruise ship.
Jane Warner whilst sweeping the floor in Woolworths.
The singer Yazz at McDonalds in St Johns Wood.
The whole band Bucks Fizz in a kitchen showroom.
Ronnie Corbett with Frankie Howard on the Palace Pier.
Acker Bilk and Humphrey Littleton on a cruise ship.
Jane Warner whilst sweeping the floor in Woolworths.
The singer Yazz at McDonalds in St Johns Wood.
The whole band Bucks Fizz in a kitchen showroom.
happypig
Staring at the rude boys
Mended a few people's phones/lines in the 80's
Tim Rathbone when he was MP for Lewes. Bit pompous as I recall. Nice house though...
Alan Weeks, the commentator.
John Illsley from Dire Straits.
Laurence Oliver, who made me a cup of tea while I was working in his house and apologised for "only having digestives".
Tim Rathbone when he was MP for Lewes. Bit pompous as I recall. Nice house though...
Alan Weeks, the commentator.
John Illsley from Dire Straits.
Laurence Oliver, who made me a cup of tea while I was working in his house and apologised for "only having digestives".
Megazone
On his last warning
I once saw Prince George of Cambridge, in the Lord Nelson pub having a pint of Harvey's.
Juan Albion
Chicken Sniffer 3rd Class
Derek Fowlds in Wimbledon Unemployment Benefit Office. He was signing on.
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Pepsi and Shirley (of Wham fame) in the bar of Victoria Stakis hotel Nottingham
Axe in the car park of Remingtons nightclub Houston
Steve Foster in the cafe by Hove Station
Ann Margaret in the Spindletop restaurant of the Holiday Inn Houston
Axe in the car park of Remingtons nightclub Houston
Steve Foster in the cafe by Hove Station
Ann Margaret in the Spindletop restaurant of the Holiday Inn Houston
MattBackHome
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Michael J Fox outside the duomo in Florence in 1997 ish
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KingKev
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Chris Old used to work for the same bank as me in the early '90s.
Ian McClloch on the next table in a Liverpool restaurant with his Mrs c 1995; they were sat by an open fire and Macca very impressively managed to keep his overcoat and sunglasses on the entire time...and smoked about 40 fags as well.
A track-suited John Barnes and Peter Beardsley walking together down a deserted Lord Street, Liverpool on a Sunday evening just after they had signed for LFC (1987?). I said "good luck" and Barnes said "cheers".
Duncan McKenzie in a hotel bar in, I think, Warwick(?). I babbled that he was one of my dad's favourite ever players, but that dad said he was nowhere near as good as Johnny Haynes :-0
I Was in Smythson on Bond Street a couple of Xmases ago, marvelling at how expensive everything was, when somebody put two hands on my shoulders and gently guided me out of their way whilst almost whispering in my ear "please, you excuse me...". Roberto Mancini, and boy did he look like a film star..
Mrs KK once held the door open for Ulrika-ka-ka in Fenwicks, Windsor and got really shirty when no "thank you" was offered..
On a foodie-weekend jaunt to London from Nottingham where we lived, probably early 2000's:-
Bryan Ferry with a young and very tall model-type woman at the next table in River Cafe; the next day saw tiny John Torode whilst wandering around Mayfair then that night during pre-dinner drinks at Claridges, I was just pointing out to Mrs KK that Gordon Ramsay was walking across the foyer woman in his chef whites, when she said to me "the older guy sat next to you with that group of kids looks just like Harvey Keitel..."; my response, after a quick glance, was "that's because it is Harvey Keitel". Later on the Barclay brothers were ushered to a table in Ramsay's restaurant way after normal last orders (about 11.15pm) whilst I was finishing my cheese board.
Super Hans pushing a pram in North Laine.
Jeremy Vine and family in Chiswick High Road; chatted with my bro-in-law about the Hogarth statue and they swapped 'interesting' facts about Hogarth and his pet pug.... I went to the nearest pub
Anneka Rice in a bar / restaurant in Belfast a couple of years ago; she looked very well and was very pleasant.
Ian McClloch on the next table in a Liverpool restaurant with his Mrs c 1995; they were sat by an open fire and Macca very impressively managed to keep his overcoat and sunglasses on the entire time...and smoked about 40 fags as well.
A track-suited John Barnes and Peter Beardsley walking together down a deserted Lord Street, Liverpool on a Sunday evening just after they had signed for LFC (1987?). I said "good luck" and Barnes said "cheers".
Duncan McKenzie in a hotel bar in, I think, Warwick(?). I babbled that he was one of my dad's favourite ever players, but that dad said he was nowhere near as good as Johnny Haynes :-0
I Was in Smythson on Bond Street a couple of Xmases ago, marvelling at how expensive everything was, when somebody put two hands on my shoulders and gently guided me out of their way whilst almost whispering in my ear "please, you excuse me...". Roberto Mancini, and boy did he look like a film star..
Mrs KK once held the door open for Ulrika-ka-ka in Fenwicks, Windsor and got really shirty when no "thank you" was offered..
On a foodie-weekend jaunt to London from Nottingham where we lived, probably early 2000's:-
Bryan Ferry with a young and very tall model-type woman at the next table in River Cafe; the next day saw tiny John Torode whilst wandering around Mayfair then that night during pre-dinner drinks at Claridges, I was just pointing out to Mrs KK that Gordon Ramsay was walking across the foyer woman in his chef whites, when she said to me "the older guy sat next to you with that group of kids looks just like Harvey Keitel..."; my response, after a quick glance, was "that's because it is Harvey Keitel". Later on the Barclay brothers were ushered to a table in Ramsay's restaurant way after normal last orders (about 11.15pm) whilst I was finishing my cheese board.
Super Hans pushing a pram in North Laine.
Jeremy Vine and family in Chiswick High Road; chatted with my bro-in-law about the Hogarth statue and they swapped 'interesting' facts about Hogarth and his pet pug.... I went to the nearest pub
Anneka Rice in a bar / restaurant in Belfast a couple of years ago; she looked very well and was very pleasant.
Nibble
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Oasis in Our Price, Dorking in about '98.
John Terry in the chip shop in Cobham
Patrick Bergin in the Lion and Lobster
Hugh Grant on a London to Brighton train, next to me in standard carriage getting angrier and more "tutty" every time the train bounced causing his finger to knock his iPad.
John Terry in the chip shop in Cobham
Patrick Bergin in the Lion and Lobster
Hugh Grant on a London to Brighton train, next to me in standard carriage getting angrier and more "tutty" every time the train bounced causing his finger to knock his iPad.
rocker959
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Having completed a 6 week road trip around the US via Greyhound buses in 1997 on our final motel stop in San Francisco before flying back to the UK we pooled our final dollars to take a limo to the airport . As we pulled up and got out a taxi stopped behind us and out stepped Vince Clark and Andy Bell of Erasure .....cheepskates. Although they did fly First Class on our flight .
Johnathan Ross in my car with his wife in the back seat, I'm not a taxi driver by the way![emoji41]
jakarta
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Lived on a Cheshire Housing Estate called Delamere Park with its own Sports Centre, Swimming Pool and Bar in the late 1970's and yes living up to the cliches we had Man United players there!
As a consequence got thrashed by Steve Coppell at squash and beat Gordon McQueen at Pool one evening. McQueen wasn't the sharpest tool in the box as I recall whereas Coppell was doing a degree at Liverpool University and in conversation didn't come over as a Footballer at all.
Not a sportsperson but Bob Carolgees (of Spit the Dog fame) was also a Pool Room regular.
I was only 17 but remember you could get a pint for 25p...
As a consequence got thrashed by Steve Coppell at squash and beat Gordon McQueen at Pool one evening. McQueen wasn't the sharpest tool in the box as I recall whereas Coppell was doing a degree at Liverpool University and in conversation didn't come over as a Footballer at all.
Not a sportsperson but Bob Carolgees (of Spit the Dog fame) was also a Pool Room regular.
I was only 17 but remember you could get a pint for 25p...
The Sock of Poskett
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Eric Clapton playing table tennis at Field Place, Goring
England footballer Danny Mills on a beach in Cornwall
Madonna caught in two minds at the pick 'n' mix at Woolworths in Worthing, mid 90s
Henry Cooper gargling in the gents at Toddington services off the M1
Elvis Costello and the Attractions trying to haggle down the price of a glass vase in Oxfam, Teddington, sometime in the 80s
PS I made all these up. Except one.
England footballer Danny Mills on a beach in Cornwall
Madonna caught in two minds at the pick 'n' mix at Woolworths in Worthing, mid 90s
Henry Cooper gargling in the gents at Toddington services off the M1
Elvis Costello and the Attractions trying to haggle down the price of a glass vase in Oxfam, Teddington, sometime in the 80s
PS I made all these up. Except one.
jakarta
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Danny Mills?
The Sock of Poskett
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Bit of a giveaway wasn't it?