Which famous people can’t stand you.

[crublue1]

Jools Holland isn't keen on me it's fair to say.
He played a gig in my local town in his early days of touring with his orchestra or whatever he calls it.
He turned up an hour late then had the audacity to flounce through the bar as if he was fucking mozart. By then my already tested patience had been worn thin, I only went cos my current squeeze (no pun intended) liked him.
I somehow managed to publicly call him a **** in front of 200 people. A moment I'm still proud of to this day. The girlfriend wasn't impressed. She went and watched the show, I stayed in the bar, quietly pleased with myself.
I also had a brilliant moment with Pete waterman. He was pulling out of crewe station in his range rover, and I gestured to him he could pull out in front of me. He started to make the move but I cut him off, and shouted "you should be so lucky" to be fair he laughed and took it well.

 

[Dirty Harry]

Fucking hell mate. I'm just eating a bowl of rice pudding.
Now I'm going to have to find out who this woman is.

Homemade ?
If so, then you know the skin you get with different ‘Autumnal’ shades ?

 

[Bluesince1979]

Alex “the peoples champion” Higgins, what an arrogant whopper, I’ll leave it there lol.

I can confirm that having seen higgins multiple times boozing round cheadle way back when that he was a monumental pain in the arse

 

[Dirty Harry]

I can confirm that having seen higgins multiple times boozing round cheadle way back when that he was a monumental pain in the arse

Agreed mate, I know I shouldn’t speak Ill of someone who’s passed away, but I was really into snooker as a young lad and loads of mates, their Dads, brothers etc etc, all worshipped him and thought he was ‘one of us’, he really really wasn’t, a thoroughly unpleasant, arrogant and gobby little man who was so far up his own arse.

 

[Bluesince1979]

Agreed mate, I know I shouldn’t speak Ill of someone who’s passed away, but I was really into snooker as a young lad and loads of mates, their Dads, brothers etc etc, all worshipped him and thought he was ‘one of us’, he really really wasn’t, a thoroughly unpleasant, arrogant and gobby little man who was so far up his own arse.

I remember as a 17 year seeing him walk into the george and dragon in cheadle, i was star struck. Everyone knew his house, but to see him in the flesh was a wow moment.
Wasnt long before i learnt to walk out as he walked in.

Anyway , in line with the thread, ive no idea whether he liked me or not ;)

 

[Blue Mist]

The guy that used to be Head of the City Supporters Club doesn't like me. We were down amongst the dead men, Chesterfield away, it was my birthday, I was pissed (before the match) and I saw him in a boozer. I thought I recognsed him but mistakenly thought he was some high up at City. For that reason I told him how he had fucked our club up. Well, it was a bit more than that because it was a 10 minute rant .... and then, after I'd left him shell shocked at the bar, my mate told me I'd got the wrong person. He could have told me earlier but I think he was enjoying it.

Oh well.

 

[Dirty Harry]

I remember as a 17 year seeing him walk into the george and dragon in cheadle, i was star struck. Everyone knew his house, but to see him in the flesh was a wow moment.
Wasnt long before i learnt to walk out as he walked in.

Anyway , in line with the thread, ive no idea whether he liked me or not ;)

Ha, he most definitely didn’t like me, fair play to you for walking out though.

 

[Paladin]

I think there's a few well known journalists who aren't too keen on me.

Plus the whole of RAWK.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I’ve had pretty robust arguments with Des Walker and Jonathan Woodgate. Made up with the former, but not the latter, who didn’t like it when I gave back what he handed out, but with far more élan.

 

[Paladin]

Mike Summerbee. We drive towards each other on a one way street in Manchester, back in the 80s. He gave me the V sign. I panicked, thinking I must have been going the wrong way, and found the nearest turn off. When I walked there later, it transpired he was going the wrong way, and therefore he deserved the V sign from me. It was on one of those roads off Deansgate, near Bootle Street.

I've forgiven him now though, after he had that health scare the other week.