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Ignazio
13-10-2010
Hello fred - how do you feel about the LFC debacle?
david1955
14-10-2010
I'm sure this isn't correct , but it fits in with the clue. There was a Yorkshire cricketer of the 1880s called Louis Hall. Louis is a common name for a French King, and we have the Albert Hall.

I was wondering if French leader just meant F so are we looking for someone called Fred or Frank. Albert ? Prince Albert , Ashwell Prince, and I'm sure there was a singer called Albert Hammond , so that could be Wally Hammond. None of these really fit though.
lfcred
14-10-2010
Originally Posted by Ignazio:
“Hello fred - how do you feel about the LFC debacle?”

Morning Ig, It's a total farce isn't it! I'm hoping this latest move by them is one last desperate but futile attempt. I really can't believe the hide of them. They certainly refuse to go quietly, but the sooner the better, I really can't believe how the name of the club has been dragged down by these two buffoons!
Terrence Chant
14-10-2010
Nice attempt David, but not on track I'm afraid. Letters: 8,8. Nationality: Indian. Initials: N,E
david1955
14-10-2010
Napoleon Einstein. I'd never heard of him! How did he get that name.
Terrence Chant
14-10-2010
It's a belter isn't it? Sorry if it was a bit obscure, but when I stumbled across his name I just couldn't resist it!!
david1955
14-10-2010
Cameron acts gay and sounds simple
Terrence Chant
14-10-2010
David Campese?

David Cameron

Gay - Camp

Simple - ese sounds like easy
david1955
14-10-2010
Yes. Another 'ese' one I fear!
Terrence Chant
14-10-2010
If it's any consolation I don't know the Emmerdale anagram

Fishy sardine wail
david1955
14-10-2010
Adrian Lewis , an anagram of sardine wail
Terrence Chant
14-10-2010
Bullseye
david1955
14-10-2010
You muppet, erm, ay, it's in here.
Terrence Chant
15-10-2010
Peter May, as concealed within the text, instructed by the 'its in here' bit.
scorer
15-10-2010
Originally Posted by Terrence Chant:
“Peter May, as concealed within the text, instructed by the 'its in here' bit.”

Who.....?
david1955
15-10-2010
Yes , Peter May , a very famous England cricketer of the 1950s.
Terrence Chant
15-10-2010
Devon, where everything's available
david1955
15-10-2010
Very topical , Malcolm Allison.

Devon Malcolm and available - all - is - on.
Terrence Chant
15-10-2010
Yup, well solved David. RIP Big Mal.
david1955
15-10-2010
Napoleon's bird, short, thick, sounds like a horse I own , for starters
Terrence Chant
15-10-2010
Napoleon's bird = Josephine, Joe for short
Thick = Dim
sounds like a horse = a gg
I own for starters = first letter of both = io

Joe Di Maggio
david1955
15-10-2010
Yes. And I thought that one might be tricky
Terrence Chant
15-10-2010
Got the 'gg-io' bit quite quickly and worked back from there!

Rice thrown at Bill
Pistol Whip
15-10-2010
Eric Gates?
Terrence Chant
15-10-2010
Correct
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