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Robbie Savage on strictly
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He went up in my estimation when I saw him queueing for a pie in the West Stand Lower.
This is not a euphemism.
On that note, did anyone see Fry's Planet Word on swearing last night? TV that was both informative and entertaining.
This is not a euphemism.
On that note, did anyone see Fry's Planet Word on swearing last night? TV that was both informative and entertaining.
He is a complete shit who never ceases to boast about his material wealth online, and his 'punditry' on both television and the wireless is excruciating. He is a halfwit who has never had an independent thought in his funboy head.
He is also the current master of the old "Not being funny mate, but what level of the game did you play at?" ploy when any caller has the temerity to contradict his opinions on football.
A turd
He is also the current master of the old "Not being funny mate, but what level of the game did you play at?" ploy when any caller has the temerity to contradict his opinions on football.
A turd
Uncle Spielberg
Well-known member
He has a truely remarkable head of hair. It is just not right for one peron to have so much hair. Life is so cruel sometimes.
I wouldn't rush to disagree with most of your analysis, but I nevertheless find him interesting to listen to. He comes up with some proper stupid ideas and then defends them to the hilt in spite of the mountain of evidence and public opinion against him. And he's not aggressive which I quite like. So the bits I disagree with are that I don't think he boasts about his wealth and I wouldn't consider him a turd - the rest of your post I like.
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
- 72,348
Really likeable guy despite being everybody's favourite football pantomime villain after Craig Bellamy. Does Robbie qualify for BBC Sports Personality Of The Year? If so, reckon he'd romp it. IMHO first time he appears on that list, go LARGE
Southern Scouse
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- Jul 21, 2011
- 2,095
Achieved a lot with the limited ability he had. No-one can ask for more.
I think all the bling bling money talk shows his deep rooted insecurities, he's not a confident guy.
I met him at a club in manchester after the Leeds game when he was playing for Brighton. Bit of a joker and was taking the Mick out of the team but seemed like a nice bloke.
I met him at a club in manchester after the Leeds game when he was playing for Brighton. Bit of a joker and was taking the Mick out of the team but seemed like a nice bloke.
Dave the OAP
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For all who haven't had a go at ballroom/Latin, it is bloody difficult to get right, and even so having 8million people looking and criticising your every move. I am in awe of his effort on Saturday. Itbwas exceptional and there were some incredibly technical things they did.
Good on him.
Good on him.
Dave the OAP
Well-known member
You can already see who will be the last three
Jason Donovan
Holly valance
Harry from that Sussex band
Dick Knights Mumm
Take me Home Falmer Road
And can change his opinion in the course of a sentence.
Brightonfan1983
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His problem was being put on 606 and being told "Go and be a bit edgy-controversial Robbie" which doesn't suit many people, and certainly not him imho.
But then 606 would only work if Alan Green was sent to broadcast it from the BB House and they simply turned off the electricity for 3 months. Two birds, one stone.
But then 606 would only work if Alan Green was sent to broadcast it from the BB House and they simply turned off the electricity for 3 months. Two birds, one stone.
Medwayseagull
JCB
Thats what most people hoped with Ann Widdecombe last year and look what happened.
Fef
Rock God.
- Feb 21, 2009
- 1,729
The Great British Public do enjoy watching car-crash-television; keep on voting for a crap contestant to watch them continue to make a complete arse of themselves, and to annoy the judges who think that said contestant should have gone home weeks ago. People power - it's great.
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,630
Haven't seen the episode from this week but rather happy to hear the hideous old crone Edwina Currie got booted off. She was utterly cringeworthy during the bits I did see. I don't know if the BBC were hoping for another Widdecombe-style cult status to develop, but she was just deeply unlikeable (Widdecombe's slightly mad persona did her a favour, which was never likely with Currie), and her claims of being a "cougar" as far as her dance partner is concerned made me feel ever so slightly sick.
If they could just get rid of the horrific Russell Grant now, and perhaps pension off Forsyth, I might watch it again.
If they could just get rid of the horrific Russell Grant now, and perhaps pension off Forsyth, I might watch it again.
Medwayseagull
JCB
Every time I saw her lustful looks at her dance partner it conjured up visions of the same look in her eyes when staring at John Major in his y-fronts - the stuff of nightmares.
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,630
Jesus it was just unbearably bad. I was embarrassed for her. She made out it was all a big joke and yet...I bet secretly there was a small part of her that actually fancied her chances with him
