Sir Cliff Richard

[Einion Yrth]

I'm not a fan of Hal as a "musician" never have been, but I wouldn't seek to prevent his recording career, I can choose not to listen.

Is he a nonce though, that's the question, isn't it?

[Thorodin]

No, apparently it is not the question. The question is why?

[williamp]

Wacky Racer said:

I like Cliff's records, always have done, especially the ones from the 1980's.......some of the late 60's ones were a bit naff I suppose.

Wired for sound....great fresh sounding record:-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V57eqtN2K7E

If this doesn't get MBH on Roller Skates nothing will.....

Hes also driving an Aston V8 Volante. Milton keynes never looked cooler...

[audidoody]

Since the dawn of the internet ...

1. Cliff's a crap singer
2. Ringo's a crap drummer
3. Bob Dylan can't sing
4. Phil Collins worst drummer ever
5. Elvis was overrated
6 The Beatles were overrated

... usually from people who jizz over Radiohead

[Lucas CAV]

audidoody said:

Since the dawn of the internet ...

1. Cliff's a crap singer
2. Ringo's a crap drummer
3. Bob Dylan can't sing
4. Phil Collins worst drummer ever
5. Elvis was overrated
6 The Beatles were overrated

... usually from people who jizz over Radiohead

Who cares about his drumming?
What about that godawful whiny singing voice....

[Laurel Green]

Cliff Richard settles case with police

[saaby93]

Laurel Green said:

Cliff Richard settles case with police

they still had to put what he wasnt in the headline

beeb said:

Sir Cliff Richard and South Yorkshire Police have settled a legal fight over reports naming him as suspected sex offender.

Was it about the reports?

or was it the telling everyone to come around to watch us while we throw all weve got into arresting Cliff

Edited by saaby93 on Friday 26th May 14:17

[Wacky Racer]

Just reading Sir Cliff's autobiography (2008 before all this).

Extremely interesting, seems like a nice bloke, apart from going with Jet Harris's married wife in the early sixties.

Highly recommended reading.

[mybrainhurts]

Wacky Racer said:

Just reading Sir Cliff's autobiography (2008 before all this).

Extremely interesting, seems like a nice bloke, apart from going with Jet Harris's married wife in the early sixties.

Highly recommended reading.

Not sure if serious.....

You do know he's a lizard, don't you?..

[anonymous-user]

Good news that the police have settled up. Now it's the BBCs turn.
I'm glad he pursued this, a disgraceful episode .

[Digger]

Just in time for Xmas. Can't wait.

[Astacus]

Jimboka said:

Good news that the police have settled up. Now it's the BBCs turn.
I'm glad he pursued this, a disgraceful episode .

Couldn't agree more. Utter failure of judgement on the part of the Beeb. I'd like to see them eviscerated over this, but can't help reminding myself that the people paying their legal bills are the license payer.

Shame the producer responsible isn't personally liable.

[Robertj21a]

Astacus said:

Couldn't agree more. Utter failure of judgement on the part of the Beeb. I'd like to see them eviscerated over this, but can't help reminding myself that the people paying their legal bills are the license payer.

Shame the producer responsible isn't personally liable.

+ 1

A disgraceful episode from the BBC. What on earth were they thinking ?

[davidball]

I wonder if the long suffering tax payers will find out how much of their money will be paid to Cliff Richard by the police? Will the officers who made the deal with the BBC be disciplined or made to pay out of their own pockets? History shows no on both counts. Another example of police immunity.

[eccles]

Robertj21a said:

Astacus said:

Couldn't agree more. Utter failure of judgement on the part of the Beeb. I'd like to see them eviscerated over this, but can't help reminding myself that the people paying their legal bills are the license payer.

Shame the producer responsible isn't personally liable.

+ 1

A disgraceful episode from the BBC. What on earth were they thinking ?

You're having a go at the Beeb? The police phone them up and say do you want to film a big raid on a celeb, and you're having a go at the beeb!
What media outlet in their right mind would turn down that chance?

[mybrainhurts]

Digger said:

Just in time for Xmas. Can't wait.

Please stand still, I'm trying to kill you gently....

[mybrainhurts]

FFS...Just realised this is South Yorkshire Police.

That means my council tax is going into Harry's back pocket.

Arse, arse and thrice arse.....

[tumble dryer]

eccles said:

You're having a go at the Beeb? The police phone them up and say do you want to film a big raid on a celeb, and you're having a go at the beeb!
What media outlet in their right mind would turn down that chance?

Any media outlet with half a brain, unless it considered itself unaccountable. Obviously.
Don’t you think it just a bit reasonable, before hanging your balls out to dry (well, the taxpayer’s balls, to make my point) that you might consider ‘what if’?

They displayed a serious lack of judgement; you don’t work for them by any chance…

[saaby93]

tumble dryer said:

you don’t work for them by any chance…

with blue bottle moriarty and blodnock retired a long time ago

[Robertj21a]

eccles said:

Robertj21a said:

Astacus said:

Couldn't agree more. Utter failure of judgement on the part of the Beeb. I'd like to see them eviscerated over this, but can't help reminding myself that the people paying their legal bills are the license payer.

Shame the producer responsible isn't personally liable.

+ 1

A disgraceful episode from the BBC. What on earth were they thinking ?

You're having a go at the Beeb? The police phone them up and say do you want to film a big raid on a celeb, and you're having a go at the beeb!
What media outlet in their right mind would turn down that chance?

On the assumption that you're actually being serious (?), I would have thought the answer was crystal clear - any media outlet with common sense and/or a shred of decency.