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Come on, you’re better than that.
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It’s the perpetual don’t get worked up by this WUM to fucks sake, that’s such a bad take that you know it’s not what he thinks, yet you want to give his head a wobble.Come on, you’re better than that.
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The only thing that knocks Sutton off kilter is if someone asks him to make a bet or about gambling, but yeah, he loves playing the panto villain for all things City doesn’t he?It’s the perpetual don’t get worked up by this WUM to fucks sake, that’s such a bad take that you know it’s not what he thinks, yet you want to give his head a wobble.
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Yeah, there’s a semblance of a brain cell between his ears.The only thing that knocks Sutton off kilter is if someone asks him to make a bet or about gambling, but yeah, he loves playing the panto villain for all things City doesn’t he?
Ha ha that made me laugh. The lads done alright for himself, had a bit of luck, fair fucks to him. I never watch most of the stuff he's in anyway, but like I've previously said, I'd watch top gear whoever presented it. He's OK in my book.Agreed. His best work by far, and entirely unintentional on his part, are the outtakes from Max & Paddy and Phoenix Nights.
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Yeah, he got his chance thanks to Peter Kay, and he’s made the most of it, and then some!Ha ha that made me laugh. The lads done alright for himself, had a bit of luck, fair fucks to him. I never watch most of the stuff he's in anyway, but like I've previously said, I'd watch top gear whoever presented it. He's OK in my book.
They were schoolmates I believe?Yeah, he got his chance thanks to Peter Kay, and he’s made the most of it, and then some!
He was perfect for that part in phoenix, and Peter knew that.
I'm not sure that he got his "chance" purely due to Peter, as no one knew at the time how successful the series would prove to be.
They worked together on max and paddy, but by then it was an obvious choice.
I'm not sure if paddy would have made it without Peter, who knows? They were a brief double act, and Peter probably owes more to paddy than he lets on.
I've seen interviews with Peter when he appears to dismiss paddy's success, when he's asked about it, specifically when he got the dating show gig. Almost jealousy.
I like them both.
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Then there’s Dave Spikey too. A messy end, sadly.They were schoolmates I believe?
He was perfect for that part in phoenix, and Peter knew that.
I'm not sure that he got his "chance" purely due to Peter, as no one knew at the time how successful the series would prove to be.
They worked together on max and paddy, but by then it was an obvious choice.
I'm not sure if paddy would have made it without Peter, who knows? They were a brief double act, and Peter probably owes more to paddy than he lets on.
I've seen interviews with Peter when he appears to dismiss paddy's success, when he's asked about it, specifically when he got the dating show gig. Almost jealousy.
I like them both.
Indeed, I didn't bring that into it, as I didn't want my post to appear anti kay, far from it.Then there’s Dave Spikey too. A messy end, sadly.
Probably best to leave it at this point.
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