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Re: Sir Cliff ....

Posted: 26 Sep 2016, 15:29
by Icey
Ha ha ha! No - they might copy me!!!

I shall enjoy taking them out to different places, going to the seaside, watching them take music or ballet lessons, seeing them ride their first bikes and learning to swim. Eeee, it'll be grand, Watson! : )

Re: Sir Cliff ....

Posted: 29 Sep 2016, 18:50
by tomsk
quite...

Cliff's been aquitted ..let's hope this is the end of the whole sorry tale..

Re: Sir Cliff ....

Posted: 29 Sep 2016, 22:15
by Icey
I know that 2 more people came forward again, so acquitted or not, it DOES make you wonder. Would someone go through all that, not just once, but twice, if it was all a lie? I don't know. You just have to believe that the verdict was right.

Re: Sir Cliff ....

Posted: 29 Sep 2016, 23:16
by tomsk
AND PEOPLE SHOULD BE NAMED IF NO EVIDENCE IS EVIDENT..caps on , sorrry!

Re: Sir Cliff ....

Posted: 29 Sep 2016, 23:53
by Icey
I'm not sure about that. Just supposing .... that there's been a huge cover-up ... would it be fair to name the accusers, who'd be made to look like liars?

I think that if Cliff's innocent, then he should now say no more and just get on with his life. If he WAS guilty, I hope his victims can learn to forgive him and get on with theirs.

Re: Sir Cliff ....

Posted: 30 Sep 2016, 00:48
by tomsk
why was he so worried if he was innocent?

Re: Sir Cliff ....

Posted: 30 Sep 2016, 01:47
by Icey
Well like I said before, having that sort of accusation hanging over you's horrendous if you're innocent. Put yourself in that position. If someone accused you of doing something like that, you'd be furious and rightly deny it. Once someone's been branded with connections to child abuse, it's very difficult to shift the rumours, and no decent person wants to be associated with anything so hideous, but either way, Cliff's going to deny everything isn't he? He wouldn't admit to something like that, but, as we've all seen, celebrities often DO get away with stuff like this.

Pete Townsend only just managed to escape being done for downloading child porn, by saying that he was doing research for his book. Do you really think he needed to look at such photos first? I don't think so.

Bill Wyman was bedding the under-age Mandy Smith. He started dating her when she was 13, and according to Mandy herself, she slept with him when she was 14. She says that if all this'd happened today, Wyman would've been jailed. All sorts of people in the entertainment business've had "iffy" reputations, and it can irrevocably damage their careers, so anyone with a penchant for young people'd deny it to the hilt. You only have to look at Gary Glitter ......

Re: Sir Cliff ....

Posted: 30 Sep 2016, 03:02
by tomsk
Glitter's different...
My point is ...if you've not done anything wrong you don't have to worry..

Re: Sir Cliff ....

Posted: 30 Sep 2016, 09:57
by Icey
Oh I understand your point, T, but I suppose it's easy to say that when you're not being accused of it. It'd worry me greatly if it was publicly suggested that I had anything to do with such vile practices, but yes, I can see that continuous denial'd make things look worse. No smoke without fire, sort of thing. What a horrible topic. : (

Re: Sir Cliff ....

Posted: 30 Sep 2016, 23:34
by tomsk
let's hope that's the end of it , I always liked Cliff!

Re: Sir Cliff ....

Posted: 30 Sep 2016, 23:49
by Icey
I saw him live when I was 12 year's old. Even then, he had loads of energy. I wouldn't buy his records, but he obviously still wows the crowds to've kept going for 6 decades or whatever it is.

Re: Sir Cliff ....

Posted: 01 Oct 2016, 01:40
by tomsk
Wow ,
you saw him live ...at 12!!!!
any specific memories?

Re: Sir Cliff ....

Posted: 01 Oct 2016, 13:08
by Icey
Loads. It was at Knebworth, where I also saw Pink Floyd and others. It seems like a lifetime away now.

Re: Sir Cliff ....

Posted: 02 Oct 2016, 03:40
by tomsk
and...
elaborate pleasae...

Re: Sir Cliff ....

Posted: 02 Oct 2016, 12:29
by Icey
Well I know that it was a reasonable day, but a very wet evening by the time Floyd came on. I took the full battering of it as I was sitting up on someone's shoulders, but at least I had a good view.

Cliff came on earlier in the day, after Flock of Seagulls I think it was. He wore a pink suit, and was leaping up and down off speakers, and moving back and forth across the stage. I didn't know many of the songs, and can't remember the ones he DID sing, except for Wired for Sound, and some really old rock 'n roll type ones which older people were jiving to! I thought he was good, actually.

Re: Sir Cliff ....

Posted: 02 Oct 2016, 18:47
by tomsk
A flock of seagulls too...wow..

knebworth festival 1990

Line-up
Elton John
Eric Clapton
Paul McCartney
Tears For Fears
Phil Collins
Robert Plant
Status Quo
Genesis
Pink Floyd
Dire Straits
Cliff Richard And The Shadows
Wings

Re: Sir Cliff ....

Posted: 02 Oct 2016, 19:59
by Icey
Ah - thank you. I'd forgotten a load of those, but it was a brilliant day out for me.

Re: Sir Cliff ....

Posted: 03 Oct 2016, 03:06
by tomsk
No 'flock of seagulls' though.. :think:

are you telling porkies Icey?
:liar: :liar: :liar: :lol:

Re: Sir Cliff ....

Posted: 04 Oct 2016, 14:30
by Icey
No I'm not! It's possible that I got the band wrong though, and I think I did. Tears for fears, methinks. Sorry.

Re: Sir Cliff ....

Posted: 08 Oct 2016, 00:14
by tomsk
you're making it up as you go along....
you live in a fantasy World,

A flock of seagulls indeed!