Aww I'm all jealous but luckily I'm off to see him after the Shrimpers match at Wembley Arena so I'll have to lay off the pints an ickle bit. Kinda regretting not booking for the O2 midweek instead due to all the engineering works and line closures you get at the weekends. It's turned my fella into a grumbling old woman. I think I just got far too excited about seeing him when I first heard and didn't consider how dumb I was being going at the weekend.
Have a brilliant time and she's lucky to get such an excellent present. Covered in Bees!
Possibly the only issue on which Palace have an advantage over us - Eddie Izzard, Mark Steel, Jo Brand and Kevin Day versus Jim Davidson - they win hands down. Saw Mark Steel at Blackheath Halls very funny, but several gags at our expense.
Strange that Eddies a Nigel. Thought he came from Eastbourne? Would qualify for their best mates on the coast surely? Had an absolutely blast last night 'You must be Pig?' lol :-D
Are you stalking me LilSis ?
First Spandau, now Eddie Izzard.
Went last night with Mrs Lung for my birthday.
400g ribeye in Gaucho first, then the show.
Had good seats - block 111 row D.
Thought he was quality - not sure even he knows where he is going with some of his random ramblings.
[quote][cite]Posted By: JohnnyJoeyDeeDee[/cite]Possibly the only issue on which Palace have an advantage over us - Eddie Izzard, Mark Steel, Jo Brand and Kevin Day versus Jim Davidson - they win hands down. Saw Mark Steel at Blackheath Halls very funny, but several gags at our expense.[/quote]
Kevin Day? Cannot stand him.
Mark Steel is very funny and so is Jo Brand in parts.
I think Malcolm Hardee was a Charlton fan? He was funny as f*ck.
Didn't Frankie Howerd have Charlton sympathies? I am pretty sure he did. Was he not pictured at Sparrows Lane with a Charlton scarf aloft? If I didn't imagine this then he is by far the greatest Addick funny man indeed one of the greatest funny men full stop. (not including Ralph Milne)
James Robertson Justice visiting Charlton players in dressing rooms in the 50's (Ooh err missus). Not forgetting Tony Hancock doing a Sam Bartram impersonation whilst he did his skit on British Movietone News in his stand up in the 50's and 60's. (although I'm not sure thelast two qualify on that evidence but here's hoping!)
Despite being a Relapse fan Eddie Izzard is brilliant and a decent straight actor to boot.
Steve Sutherland got Frankie to do a benefit for the club, that was where the scarf photo came from. Don't think he was much of a football fan to be honest, but was happy to help out his local club when times were hard.
[quote][cite]Posted By: Algarveaddick[/cite]Steve Sutherland got Frankie to do a benefit for the club, that was where the scarf photo came from. Don't think he was much of a football fan to be honest, but was happy to help out his local club when times were hard.[/quote]
Yes, I think Frankie may have been interested in footballers, not actually footballl.
Still a comedy legend though and from Eltham - also the birthplace of Bob Hope.
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think we are going gaucho's though
It's hilarious- you will love it.
Have a brilliant time and she's lucky to get such an excellent present. Covered in Bees!
I last saw him at Fairfield Halls in a benefit for Palace for when we were in administration, I wonder if any of his fee's could go to Simon.
well he did say that he was in east london
Wasn't sure what to expect (it's the wife who's the fan) but I had fun - some real laugh out loud moments.
Says it all.
First Spandau, now Eddie Izzard.
Went last night with Mrs Lung for my birthday.
400g ribeye in Gaucho first, then the show.
Had good seats - block 111 row D.
Thought he was quality - not sure even he knows where he is going with some of his random ramblings.
Kevin Day? Cannot stand him.
Mark Steel is very funny and so is Jo Brand in parts.
I think Malcolm Hardee was a Charlton fan? He was funny as f*ck.
Funniest Charlton comedian (Bar Traore and Faye):
Loving the raptor impression "45?"
and jazz chicken
James Robertson Justice visiting Charlton players in dressing rooms in the 50's (Ooh err missus). Not forgetting Tony Hancock doing a Sam Bartram impersonation whilst he did his skit on British Movietone News in his stand up in the 50's and 60's. (although I'm not sure thelast two qualify on that evidence but here's hoping!)
Despite being a Relapse fan Eddie Izzard is brilliant and a decent straight actor to boot.
Yes, I think Frankie may have been interested in footballers, not actually footballl.
Still a comedy legend though and from Eltham - also the birthplace of Bob Hope.
I mean a Crystal Palace Director yet at the same time a lover of model trains?! We know who you really are.
from Wikipedia:
Izzard supports Crystal Palace FC, and became an associate director at the club on 16 July 2012.[101]She is also an accomplished train modeller.[102]