Replying to Roman   23:00, Sun 31 May
Roman
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An old work contact of mine had been at Oxford at the same time as Johnson and ended up playing against him in a football match between their colleges.

He said Johnson turned up in non-matching kit and rugby boots, was stuck up front because he was shit, and spent the game barging, kicking, and racially abusing him.

Sounds plausible.
Charcy   -1
Replying to MalcolmPage2   00:55, Mon 1 Jun
MalcolmPage2
Load of so called celebs making out they are mother Theresa - look how good we are 🤮

I wouldn’t say I’m particularly up to date on popular culture and certainly not in the UK. I just looked who played. It’s a pretty famous and stellar list, I knew most without liking them
up. What would you require for them to lose the ‘so called’ tag?
Replying to Charcy   01:02, Mon 1 Jun
Like with all celebrity shows it’s mostly celebs who do the rounds on all the celeb themed shows on an endless loop. Tom Hiddleston is a genuine celeb but if he is gonna insist on doing this every year he desperately needs some basic football lessons.
albi   -1
Replying to Roman   10:31, Mon 1 Jun
Sorry to say that the ladies add nothing
Pondo   1
Replying to albi   10:56, Mon 1 Jun
What were your expectations of the women in this charity football match?
Yes ball games.
fradge   1
Replying to LondonBlue   11:02, Mon 1 Jun
LondonBlue
Utter Woke Nonsense

Which is it? Woke? Or nonsense?
JohnP   1
Replying to Pondo   11:05, Mon 1 Jun
I watched one year when Karen C came on and she made a massive positive difference.

I think in the same game Jamie Carragher wiped out some skinny guitarist and I thought what a nasty thing to do, absolutely no need.
newblue   2
Replying to JohnP   12:53, Mon 1 Jun
I find the objections of people to this event quite strange. What are they so bothered about exactly? That celebrities are getting more limelight, or that celebrities are using raising money to highlight themselves, or maybe that they haven’t heard of the celebrities so they’re not even celebrities? Who cares?

I’d have thought the strongest reaction might be indiffference but it seems people have valuable energy to use up.
‘Comically negative’ - Colin Robinson
Replying to newblue   14:02, Mon 1 Jun
I forgot it was on tbh so put me in the ‘indifferent’ camp, but yeah, people work themselves into a frenzy over stuff like this. Some people get particularly annoyed when they haven’t heard of the celebrities on there, as if everything must be tailored to them, at all times