Fred Talbot found guilty

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

There were girls at my school courting older blokes. You’d catch them jumping in to their souped up sports cars at the end of classes. This was the mid 90’s and terms like “paedophile” weren’t being bounced around. Jimmy Savile was a mainstream celebrity.

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[gordondaviesmoustache]

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Exactly. Jimmy Savile’s celebrity career was on the wane by the mid-90’s.

 

[peoffrey]

Exactly. Jimmy Savile’s celebrity career was on the wane by the mid-90’s.

Don’t respond to a question mark. I find it in a profoundly lazy and borderline ignorant response. It reeks of arrogance.

On the wane or not, Savile was still a very well known broadcasting personality.

 

[Dubai Blue]

There were girls at my school courting older blokes. You’d catch them jumping in to their souped up sports cars at the end of classes. This was the mid 90’s and terms like “paedophile” weren’t being bounced around. Jimmy Savile was a mainstream celebrity.

Not really relevant to this case though, unless I've missed something?

 

[denislawsbackheel]

There were girls at my school courting older blokes. You’d catch them jumping in to their souped up sports cars at the end of classes. This was the mid 90’s and terms like “paedophile” weren’t being bounced around. Jimmy Savile was a mainstream celebrity.

Prince Andrew?

 

[Fame Monster]

Not really relevant to this case though, unless I've missed something?

Fred Talbot owned a Subaru in 1995

 

[Scottyboi]

There were girls at my school courting older blokes. You’d catch them jumping in to their souped up sports cars at the end of classes. This was the mid 90’s and terms like “paedophile” weren’t being bounced around. Jimmy Savile was a mainstream celebrity.

Courting lmao are you my nanna? Who says that word these days.

 

[johnnytapia]

Exactly. Jimmy Savile’s celebrity career was on the wane by the mid-90’s.

mid-'90s

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

mid-'90s

It’s a fair cop. Was hammered when I posted it tbf.

 

[denislawsbackheel]

Courting lmao are you my nanna? Who says that word these days.

I presumed it was a mis print of counting.
As in, “I’ve had him and him and him and his missus too...”