Michael Jackson Special postpones Touchline this Sunday : Sun Jun 28, 2009 9:03 am  

Real Radio's Touchline is NOT on air this Sunday (28th).

Instead a special Michael Jackson programme will be aired looking back at his life and music.

The show is back on Thursday with special guest Matt Diskin.

: Mon Jun 29, 2009 8:54 am  

I always felt the zenith of his career was his appearance for Sheffield in the cup final against Wigan, and of course that was after he played for his country. http://www.rugbyleagueproject.org/playe ... mmary.html

I always felt the zenith of his career was his appearance for Sheffield in the cup final against Wigan, and of course that was after he played for his country. http://www.rugbyleagueproject.org/playe ... mmary.html

[John_D]

: Mon Jun 29, 2009 7:45 pm  

marvwoodburn wrote: I always felt the zenith of his career was his appearance for Sheffield in the cup final against Wigan, and of course that was after he played for his country. http://www.rugbyleagueproject.org/playe ... mmary.html The sole GB cap was well earned. Thought he could have got more. He was a decent, nuggety player. I don't know anything about his musical career though.

marvwoodburn wrote: I always felt the zenith of his career was his appearance for Sheffield in the cup final against Wigan, and of course that was after he played for his country. http://www.rugbyleagueproject.org/playe ... mmary.html The sole GB cap was well earned. Thought he could have got more. He was a decent, nuggety player. I don't know anything about his musical career though.

: Tue Jun 30, 2009 1:51 am  

John_D wrote:

The sole GB cap was well earned. Thought he could have got more. He was a decent, nuggety player. I don't know anything about his musical career though.

He played in many thrillers, he wasn't half bad. He saw no grey areas; it was black or white for him but ATEOTD he could look at the man in the mirror and know he was invincible.

Do I win a prize?

: Tue Jun 30, 2009 12:16 pm  

Teech wrote:

He played in many thrillers, he wasn't half bad. He saw no grey areas; it was black or white for him but ATEOTD he could look at the man in the mirror and know he was invincible.

Do I win a prize?

Careful Teech, you dont wanna be starting something there.

[John_D]

: Tue Jun 30, 2009 9:30 pm  

Teech wrote:

Do I win a prize?

No. No you don't.

Not now, not ever.



Just... no.





In fact, can we all just take a moment to think about what my dear wife did just there. And then another one to think about what life was like before she did it, because from now on, time will be divided into two distinct segments: time before she did that pun-a-thon and the eternity that followed.
I hope she's proud., Because I'm not.

: Wed Jul 01, 2009 6:51 am  

John_D wrote:

No. No you don't.

Not now, not ever.



Just... no.





In fact, can we all just take a moment to think about what my dear wife did just there. And then another one to think about what life was like before she did it, because from now on, time will be divided into two distinct segments: time before she did that pun-a-thon and the eternity that followed.
I hope she's proud., Because I'm not.

Well, I think you should be.

: Wed Jul 01, 2009 5:59 pm  

JohnD can beat it.

And I only do pun-a-thons because it's the only way I can guarantee my funnies don't end up as 'things what you thought up' on various blogs...