The Mighty Hog

Now it's two. Crespo with a good finish.

For fuck sake. Bramble passes directly to Gudjohnson who plays in the poison dwarf who scores.

Aye, need a bit of a wardrobe upgrade. Need a thicker jacket, not sure about gloves and a hat though. Although if it gets much colder then I'd happily reconsider! I'm not sure if it usually does get this cold or not. Seem to ask that every year. Although the past few years we've not had much snow until well into the new year.

They've had one in the net, but Duff was offside.

Apparantly Del Horno handled in the box but we got nowt for it.

Yeh ghostbusters, top quality cheesey 80's movies. You gotta love them. 58043[/snapback] Back to my childhood. Got more jokes this time round than I did when I was younger. Some of it still looked decent too, the bit where all the ghosts come out of the unit and you see the skyline was canny. Marshmallow man is still a legend.

Didn't see any of it last night. Channel 4 had some good stuff going up against it so didn't channel surf at all from about 8pm.

The song is an outside tip for Xmas number one apparantly.

I thought that aswell, but when you are talking about sketch shows they all tend to have bits and pieces from other ones to some extent. The one that stuck out for me in LB is the Marjorie Daws one, blatent rip off of The League of Gentlemen's Pauline. 57675[/snapback] Marjorie Daws was on Shooting Stars 2 years before The League of Gentlemen was on like. 57691[/snapback] The character was but the whole set-up of the Weightwatchers group wasn't.

I thought that aswell, but when you are talking about sketch shows they all tend to have bits and pieces from other ones to some extent. The one that stuck out for me in LB is the Marjorie Daws one, blatent rip off of The League of Gentlemen's Pauline. 57675[/snapback] Vicky Pollard is canny funny like. The 'I am a lady' one stopped being funny after they did same joke about 30 times 57679[/snapback] The Vicki Pollard one can be changed a little bit each time, probably why the joke is lasting longer. Agree on the "I'm a lady" one, flogging a dead horse last series.

I thought that aswell, but when you are talking about sketch shows they all tend to have bits and pieces from other ones to some extent. The one that stuck out for me in LB is the Marjorie Daws one, blatent rip off of The League of Gentlemen's Pauline.

Who says it is the best comedy ever? I reckon there might be a bit of a North?South thing going on as well. I reckon most Notherners prefer the humour in the League of Gentlemen or Phoenix nights, I know I do. The Office is probably my favourite mind and that was set down south. 57652[/snapback] I could start naming them like, but you wouldn't know who they are. Just people I've spoken too about it. You're probably right to some extent about the north/south thing. Although alot of Beeb comedies get massive cross media pushes with their own adverts on BBC 1 and 2 plus the radio stations.

Aye, just come up one the sky pop-up thing. Bit of a shocker like.

I missed it last night, I've liked it but not gone as crazy as some people with the "It's the best British comedy ever", I don't even think it's the best comedy around at the moment. Like I say it's canny but loads of hype.

Well it's nice safe stuff, I suppose. Appeals to the masses. He gets by with the tag of being an "outstanding" live performer. Again if he's compared with some of the greats he falls short.

There was a lad at university who went to school with Gary Barlow. He said nobody took the piss out of him, even after he won the Beeb's 'A song for Xmas' contest as he was nails. I'm guessing after the bitching he's done Robbie's too shit scared to meet up. 57418[/snapback] You can't imagine Gary Barlow being a hard man like! But the fact is Robbie Williams would have nothign, no career and all the money without Gary Barlow, something he will singularly fail to acknolwedge instead favouring bitching about Barlow all the time. 57428[/snapback] Aye, Williams seems to be too lost in Planet Celebrity to think of it that way. 57434[/snapback] The twat was going on last night about the bloke that assembled Take That saying "Well if Nigel hadn't discovered me, someone else would because I'm good." So yes, it seems that he does think that his talent would have shone through regardless, and fails to see the enormous slice of luck he was dealt by getting selected for Take That. 57438[/snapback] There's been alot of luck I reckon, riding on the coat tails of Oasis after that chance meeting at Glasto. Falling in with Guy Chambers. Not to mention the real lack of top quality British male singer song writers coming through.

There was a lad at university who went to school with Gary Barlow. He said nobody took the piss out of him, even after he won the Beeb's 'A song for Xmas' contest as he was nails. I'm guessing after the bitching he's done Robbie's too shit scared to meet up. 57418[/snapback] You can't imagine Gary Barlow being a hard man like! But the fact is Robbie Williams would have nothign, no career and all the money without Gary Barlow, something he will singularly fail to acknolwedge instead favouring bitching about Barlow all the time. 57428[/snapback] Aye, Williams seems to be too lost in Planet Celebrity to think of it that way.

There was a lad at university who went to school with Gary Barlow. He said nobody took the piss out of him, even after he won the Beeb's 'A song for Xmas' contest as he was nails. I'm guessing after the bitching he's done Robbie's too shit scared to meet up. 57418[/snapback] But isn't Robbie the one that (infront of the media, again) challenged Liam Gallagher to a fight? I wouldn't have thought Mr Barlow was particularly tasty with his fists like, but you never know. 57421[/snapback] Publicity stunt though Shirley? Anyway, this kid reckoned Barlow was the hardest kid in the year. Just a normal comprehensive too I think. 57426[/snapback] Isn't everything Williams does? I'll give him credit, he keeps the press in this country hanging on his every word. Well I'd have never though of Barlow as a hardcase. Fair play to him, maybe Robbie is just too scared of him.

There was a lad at university who went to school with Gary Barlow. He said nobody took the piss out of him, even after he won the Beeb's 'A song for Xmas' contest as he was nails. I'm guessing after the bitching he's done Robbie's too shit scared to meet up. 57418[/snapback] But isn't Robbie the one that (infront of the media, again) challenged Liam Gallagher to a fight? I wouldn't have thought Mr Barlow was particularly tasty with his fists like, but you never know.

Didn't see it like, but heard bits about it. I see Robbie is playing the A-list celeb again. Too traumatised to be in the same room as a Gary Barlow. makes you wonder how the fuck Williams got so successful. I know Guy Chambers writing helped alot in the early days but it still beggers belief.

Wasn't there a son of sparks as well?

Just read it. Oh dear. The bloke can't even last a whole match (not surprising considering his age)

the_mighty_hog was my original username for Toontastic and I ditched the _'s when we moved to one of the other boards. I was on the Beeb boards as m h up until last year.

I beat Monaco 9-1 in the CL semi final second leg, with some players rested. Won 11-1 overall:

Doesn't he give others a load of shit for being TV presenters more than chefs. Then he puts his name to this tat.