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dancingfan
20-04-2007
Originally Posted by footygirl:
“Thanks for the compliment. Nice chatting with you, I'm off to bed, I've got a long day in front of me tomorrow.

Sweet Dreams Dancingfan”


and the same to you - nighty night!
elizabethjo
21-04-2007
Lets hope the BBC see sense and choose the celebs wisely not turn it into a circus. If they dont then they may loose the support of the pros for whom this is their profession and dont want it dummed down.

The BBC were warned that they would only get professionals to take part if they took it seriously and didnt make it into a farce. Their consultant at the start was John Byrnes and he took it all very seriously to make sure that it was the success it has proved to be.
blacklace
21-04-2007
I couldnt agree more Elizabethjo.........the odd 'character' is probably ok, but the danger with certain 'celebs' is that it might turn into a 3 ring circus. it has always been interesting to see competitors realise the need to take it as seriously as their professional partners and commit to the entire experience with determination and humour.

i'm with footygirl for Steve Davis too
dancingfan
21-04-2007
Originally Posted by blacklace:
“I couldnt agree more Elizabethjo.........the odd 'character' is probably ok, but the danger with certain 'celebs' is that it might turn into a 3 ring circus. it has always been interesting to see competitors realise the need to take it as seriously as their professional partners and commit to the entire experience with determination and humour.

i'm with footygirl for Steve Davis too ”


Unfortunately there too many celebs being suggested in the press: Heather Mills, Jordan (unless it they mean Ola and James ) her silly husband and for me the worst of all Richard and Judy - those two make my teeth itch - anyway I am hoping it is all a ploy by the BBC to keep SCD in the press
Last edited by dancingfan : 21-04-2007 at 14:27
blacklace
21-04-2007
unless it they mean Ola and James
I saw what you did there dancingfan!
Most if not all the current suggestions are so that I'm reaching for the off button now!!
dancingfan
21-04-2007
Originally Posted by footygirl:
“Certainly does, he'll be a regular on the box in the next two weeks as the world championships are on the Beeb”

According to my OH Steve is playing against John Parrot - should be a good match
footygirl
21-04-2007
My sporting idol of all time
dancingfan
21-04-2007
Originally Posted by footygirl:
“My sporting idol of all time ”

well here is a real tenuous link - but stick with me on this - my sporting idol is Bjorn Borg - I just love tennis - and as a little girl I was an ardent Abba fan (still am ) so Borg ticked all the boxes - anyway I will get to the point :yawn: I read an interview with Steve who cited Borg as his idol because he always kept his cool and some people thought it was because he didn't care - Steve related to this and followed his career as he felt that both he and Borg were misunderstood

taxi for me
footygirl
21-04-2007
Steve has always reminded me of Bjorn Borg, the ice cool professional, who is the architypal good guy who you can relate to.

Just like Bjorn Steve's sportsmanship is exemplary.

Wonder if he likes Abba too
dancingfan
21-04-2007
Originally Posted by footygirl:
“Steve has always reminded me of Bjorn Borg, the ice cool professional, who is the architypal good guy who you can relate to.

Just like Bjorn Steve's sportsmanship is exemplary.

Wonder if he likes Abba too”

If he has taste!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bjorn Borg could have been in Abba!! Mind you I don't know if he can sing - as I said I love tennis am loving the Roge and Nadal - French open coming up Have got tickets for Wimbeldon so am a very happy bunny indeed
footygirl
21-04-2007
I like tennis as well. Used to like Bjorn Borg too, but loved Stefan Edberg. As for the ladies I admired Chris Evert.

I had a soft spot for Monica Seles too, she went through a lot and you couldn't help but like her.

Lucky you getting Wimbledon tickets
dancingfan
21-04-2007
Originally Posted by footygirl:
“I like tennis as well. Used to like Bjorn Borg too, but loved Stefan Edberg. As for the ladies I admired Chris Evert.

I had a soft spot for Monica Seles too, she went through a lot and you couldn't help but like her.

Lucky you getting Wimbledon tickets ”

Have you read the book entitled The Rivals - about Chris and Martina? Brilliant - I was a Chris fan - as for Monica poor love - she had a lot of sadness - but she was always dignified - I loved the Becker ( please do SCD) and Edberg finals
footygirl
21-04-2007
I remember the Chris/Martina rivalry well. I remember the French final from 1985 where Chrissie came from 0-40 down at 5-5 in the final set to win the title.

It's funny, I've always related to the supercool person and not the hothead
dancingfan
21-04-2007
Originally Posted by footygirl:
“I remember the Chris/Martina rivalry well. I remember the French final from 1985 where Chrissie came from 0-40 down at 5-5 in the final set to win the title.

It's funny, I've always related to the supercool person and not the hothead”


I think Borg and McEnroe was a perfect rivarly - but I never understood that if John was so passionate hence his outbursts etc how come he never did that against Borg??? It is nice that they have remained such good firends as have Chris and Martina
dancingfan
21-04-2007
Footgirl

am off to bed now - good night
footygirl
21-04-2007
John knew his tantrums wouldn't work with Bjorn, Bjorn was in a world of his own when he played. Plus I think that John revered Bjorn and didn't want to let himself down in Bjorn's eyes
dancingfan
22-04-2007
Originally Posted by footygirl:
“John knew his tantrums wouldn't work with Bjorn, Bjorn was in a world of his own when he played. Plus I think that John revered Bjorn and didn't want to let himself down in Bjorn's eyes”

Hi footygirl

I have read John's book Serious which I loved and disliked in equal measure - if that makes sense. Certainly what you say would concur with what he has written. He has enourmous respect for Borg. He clearly did not have the same respect for Conners or Lendl - fascinating to watch their matches! Hope Steve does well today Parrot leads him 6-3 - so come on Steve
footygirl
22-04-2007
Well he is also playing a frame of snooker with Colin Murray from Radio 1
dancingfan
22-04-2007
Originally Posted by footygirl:
“Well he is also playing a frame of snooker with Colin Murray from Radio 1”

Who said men can't multitask!!!Is he playing today?
footygirl
22-04-2007
Oh yes ! It's a Davis fest today Mind you I think the frame with Murray is pre-recorded
dancingfan
22-04-2007
Originally Posted by footygirl:
“Oh yes ! It's a Davis fest today Mind you I think the frame with Murray is pre-recorded ”

Hope he turns things around Was he funny on the radio show - I like Colin Murray - very funny on Fame academy
footygirl
22-04-2007
And Steve has that brilliant dry sense of humour
dancingfan
22-04-2007
Originally Posted by footygirl:
“And Steve has that brilliant dry sense of humour”

Just checked thw BBC site 6 frames all
footygirl
22-04-2007
I believe Steve is going to be playing a frame of snooker with Dermot Murnaghan and Chris De Burgh. So there is plenty of time to swoon over Steve
dancingfan
22-04-2007
Originally Posted by footygirl:
“I believe Steve is going to be playing a frame of snooker with Dermot Murnaghan and Chris De Burgh. So there is plenty of time to swoon over Steve ”

Gets around abit your Steve doesn't he Nadal has just defeated Roge in Monte Carlo - cannot wait for the French Open - Parrott is leading 7 -6 at the mo
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