[News] Fred Dinenage

[Green Cross Code Man]

I don't get the love in either.

Fred Dineage has always been and will always be rubbish.

 

[*Gullsworth*]

You're right there mate, everyone loves a tory.

My love spreads across the political spectrum mate.The football rivalry is a narrower corridor however Dear old Fred can be excused for the Shitehouse team he supports.

 

[Napper]

I don't get the love in either.

Fred Dineage has always been and will always be rubbish.

Pompey rubbish too

 

[moggy]

Watch his interviews with the krays on YouTube.
Very good

 

[Sirnormangall]

Listen, if you can't have a dump and a couple of coffees on the company's time then what's even the point of going to the office?

This excellent post deserves to be on the Bellcheeses at work thread.

 

[Sirnormangall]

Didn’t Fred have something to do with Southern Soccer? - Pompey seemed to be televised every Sunday: Ray Hiron, tricky Nicky Jennings and all that

 

[Perfidious Albion]

Takes me back to my youthful days of b& w telly. What was it ? South Today I think, followed by “ Out of Town” with pipe smoking Jack Hargreaves...

[edit.. I forgot to mention Fred’s workmate Chris Peacock ( rather camp but I was too young to realise)]

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

Can't stand the bloke myself. Or his ghastly daughter, Caroline

Another no vote here - especially for the daughter.

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

You're right there mate, everyone loves a tory.

Where’s the thumbs down when you need it?

 

[Icy Gull]

Call me biased but every time I see him it reminds me what a smug overly enthusiastic (for a newsreader) Pompey fan he was when they were flying high. Tend to turn over when he comes on

 

[NooBHA]

I'm relieved.

I really thought this was going to be either a rest in peace thread, or a "has been accused of X, Y, Z in the 70s thread"

Phew - he's alive and legend status retained!

I actually thought he had already died !

Sorry Fred

 

[banjo]

Best Comb over in the business.

 

[aberllefenni]

I took a dislike to him, when he flung a copy of the Raymond Briggs book The Tinpot Foreign General and the Old Iron Woman across the studio, saying something along the lines of "Well that's what we think of that rubbish." Definite tory.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Didn’t Fred have something to do with Southern Soccer? - Pompey seemed to be televised every Sunday: Ray Hiron, tricky Nicky Jennings and all that

Albie McCann

And they would always show some Yorkshire TV highlights and it was always Hull City. Stewart Pearson and Ken Wagstaff

 

[Stato]

I took a dislike to him, when he flung a copy of the Raymond Briggs book The Tinpot Foreign General and the Old Iron Woman across the studio, saying something along the lines of "Well that's what we think of that rubbish." Definite tory.

His daughter Caroline is a tory minister. She's the Minister of State for Digital Culture, Media and Sport. What with this, the regional news, the serial killer documentaries and the Kray biographies, he has pretty much led Alan Partridge's dream life.

 

[Sirnormangall]

Albie McCann

And they would always show some Yorkshire TV highlights and it was always Hull City. Stewart Pearson and Ken Wagstaff

Ah yes, I’d forgotten those names ....and just had a flashback to John Milkins the Pompey keeper and left back, George Ley, who also played for us.

 

[Dick Head]

You're right there mate, everyone loves a tory.

Where’s the thumbs down when you need it?

 

[Snowy]

I never knew that he had two n’s in his surname?!


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[Cian]

I took a dislike to him, when he flung a copy of the Raymond Briggs book The Tinpot Foreign General and the Old Iron Woman across the studio, saying something along the lines of "Well that's what we think of that rubbish." Definite tory.

I spent ~£25 getting a copy of that a year or so ago as I'd got rid of the one I had as a kid. Excellent work.