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PSRB - any chance of sorting me an interview with PJ for the Cup Semi
match day programme?
Would save me going through the Everton press office, which can often be laborious.
Would need 20 mins with him on the phone over the next 2-3 weeks.
Or, at a push, you could do it yourself if you could record it?
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Translation: "I am afraid of scousers"
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This makes no sense to me.
Surely if you have been employed, or whatever the journalism term is, by the FA Cup programme people then you have a more direct route to player interviews than smoothing up to his BIL on an internet message board, albeit a vibrant and thriving board, a person who most likely, and I don’t quote here, thinks you are a c**t.
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bet you have a semi during the interview imo
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Me and two other chaps got chucked out of a pub in Nottinghamshire on Sunday 20 minute from the
end of the Arsenal game coz one regular wanted to watch the rugby.
Conversation went:
“Sorreh lads, rugbeh’s on”
“Erm, there’s 20 mins left of the footy, would you mind awfully if we watched the end?”
“Ah dohnt foookin’ care how much time there’s left – I’m a regular”
The landlady sided with him so we upped and left, but with the zinger “It’s not even a proper sport anyway” ringing in their ears.
Needles to say, we had the last laugh :-|
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ahhh but surely people who work with him KNOW him to be an even bgger cnut so do all
they can to thwart any sucessful interviews he applies for ? he has to try all routes imo
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You assume wrong, sir.
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this is how I imagine how and your chums looked in the pub imo
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Sadly the Plough Inn in South Leverton does not command the footfall to justify serving hot food
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Impressive bit of rowdiness in the provinces
Why on earth would anyone be in Nottinghamshire? It's sort of the barse of england
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What, not even artisanal scotch eggs, foie gras sliders or chips in a plant pot?
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John's got a Breville outback
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Despite Nottinghamshire being made out of the same stuff as South Yorks.
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Annual weekend away with the missus’ old school friends and their families who are dispersed all
over the country. The Midlands is considered a fair compromise http://www.awimb.com/images/smiley_icons/ohwell.gif
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If I owned the pub I would have chucked you out for using the term ‘footy’.
Actually I would probably told you to get out upon arrival and first order.
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I went there once for a business meeting. In a really nice country house hotel.
The countryside was quite beautiful; mind you, it may have been Northamptonshire. Is there a difference?
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Coal and scabs, so very much *not* the same stuff
The north remembers, Ash.
The midlands would understandably like to forget.
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Yes, the midlands is a compromise in a very real sense
was this the deathaversary meetup?
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When I worked for the Yorkshire region govt people used call us up asking about Northants
They seemed to think, as it had north in it, that it was our patch
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Northamptonshire is genuine East Midlands, whereas Nottinghamshire is actually a bit of the North
that sneaked South below the River Trent.
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You'll know about this sort of stuff
I followed the route of the Trent on a map recently. It seems to be an utterly illogical c**t of a river, it just meanders about all over the place and nearly doubles back on itself at times.
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looking at pub..im now thinking it was more like this ?
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And that was wrong, was it?
I don't really understand the north. To the layman, it would seem obvious that the country becomes more strange and barbarous the further up you go, but Birmingham is decidedly more third world than York, for example.
Also Chester seems remarkably civilised, yet lies only moments from Welshwales. Is that because it is of the west, rather than the north?
This is all most bewildering.
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indeed..so northern that locals watch Scotland play rugby just to get the heeby jeeby out the pub
lucky they didnt throw him down the well tbh
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No, this was a cheery affair. Well, as cheery as one can be when sharing a cottage with 10 adults
and 8 children under 4 for the weekend.
Things momentarily picked up when we learned there was a fully-equipped games room in the garden, only to discover a broken baby-foot table, a darts board but no darts and an autobiography of Murray Walker :-(
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Listen mate, I've been to Chatham, I think that lays any latitudinal civility theories to rest
County towns are always county towns though, hence Chester, York and even Lancaster having relative airs of civility.
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Baggsy second go on Murraysport: My Life Trackside
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Ah put that on t'fookin plate for thee.
I may have mentioned the ex Barnsley miner at t'pit visit who, when asked of his views on Notts miners explained that he was not at liberty to divulge that information, as he had no idea who I was, and that I could be even a copper or something.
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Rum deal for you.
The least a programme buyer expects is an interview with a leading player / captain so the club should be duty bound by their participation to provide ready access.
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Eeeeeh, tha's still an urtsider till tha've lived there for 30 years
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Nowadays, you can just follow them on Twitter, I suppose.
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Yeah, but if the FA want to interview him, they can do it themselves and save paying someone like me
But if I’m pro-active and get to him before them, they’re likely to let me do it.
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Well they chose freely to go back to work, didn't they? Because they wanted no more to do with
Scargill's overtly political strike?
What's wrong with that? :shrug:
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so you are not currently involved with the program but want to try and get an interview
with him quickly through PRSB ( for free) so you can then contct FA and say you have a great interview in the bag so will they bu it off you rather than they just get one themselves ? Why would they not jsut do it themselves ? Why should prsb help you earn money for no recompense whilst also making his brother in law think hes a bit of cnut ? ..so are you a bit of an ambulance chaser type journo ? thiswhol world is very odd ..why dont you go to a war zone and do something useful ?imo
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I'll tell you what was wrong with it.
They got their pits closed anyway.
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It's looking for the sea. Is it up here? Nope. Try down here.
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And with it f**k generations of the north, and the working man in the country up with it
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The Thames is comparitively straight as an arrow.