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Wanderers Ways. Neil Thompson 1961-2021

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He's good in The Business with Geoff Bell & Tamar Hussain....

 

Correct, it's a great film is that

I always though Severance was a decent film.

I also like him.

 

I would love that job.

 

Getting paid to act up like a knob, most lads I know, and many on here, do that for free !

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Had to laugh when he unknowingly insulted the burnley mob.his arse went when they got all shitty with him!...

Agreed

 

I think he's alright. Yes, he's very 'typecast' but what's he supposed to do? Turn down films and tv programmes because of this? Fuck that, fair play to him.

 

I know a girl (they're small and quite frankly disappointing) who interviewed him for a magazine about 5 or 6 years ago. She said he was a "really, really nice lad" They were happily chatting off record, comparing going to raves in the early 90s and getting off their tits on pills.

 

Yes, he comes across as a bit of a 'wide boy' and that understandably grates on folk, but y'know what, just change the channel if it offends you. Simple.

I always though Severance was a decent film.

 

Trying to put that bloke's leg in the fridge. Brilliant. :thumbsup:

 

and

 

"You found a pie ??"

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