Micky Flanagan on channel 4 - back in the game

Go with this...title's longer

I saw him at the O2, he was OK but only a 5/10 job. I wouldn't bother to see him again to be honest.

Think I've seen it before but he does made me laugh more than most current droll comedians , will watch on 4+1 @ 11pm with a few beers

He was funny Mc M but I think it was the grief of getting there and back and the O2 is a horrible venue to go to for me that sullied it somewhat.

Proper east end geezer, but has been radicalised, gone sarf, and now lives in Peckham somewhere.

Cheer up Slippy

I've done my absolute nuts at poker lately but strangely the money doesn't seem to matter to me any longer

How's your NFL betting been going , any fancy for the late game tonight

I'm OK McM, I have to be strong at the moment.

I know mate
I understand & mean it in a positive friendly manner , just we have conflicting kinda views on family right now , not everybody's are as good to them as you

Don't find him funny.

the grief of getting there and back and the O2 is a horrible venue to go to

yes 20,000 plus waiting for tube trains is not the best

....nor me.

Indeed B-B, you know exactly what I meant. Hope to see you in the New Year in Borough Market for a pint. Ma is being discharged tomorrow fingers crossed. I have bought a stairlift and got a new bed organised. One more Christmas with everyone together is all I want.

great a bit of good news for you. Might be down in February to see an exhibition at the O2.

I'll make sure I'm around B-B. It will be good to catch up again me old China.

Good to hear your mum's a bit better, Slippy.

Night all, take care everyone.

A hug and a big sloppy kiss off me for your Ma, O'Slips..

The buying of a stair lift doesn't make much sense if you are only talking short term? Please don't take that the wrong way but you have been saying that your dear old mum has been on her last legs for quite a while now. Sounds like she will outlive you and me at this rate, Slippy   Best wishes

Mickey flanagans just a naturally funny person,exactly my sense of humour picks up what the average british persons attitiudes are and blurts it out,probably doesn't suit the stuck up middle classes..

I saw him just after he got his TV break, he admitted that that was a game changer
for him and  he made a joke about now being able to afford £50 jumpers no problem.

My mate saw him after the O2 concert ,in a club with the woman that use to do the weather on BBC
Barbara Edwards, I think they're an item .

Slippy Blue   
the grief of getting there and back and the O2 is a horrible venue to go to

Burton-Brewers
yes 20,000 plus waiting for tube trains is not the best

North Greenwioh station has only been there for about 15 years, and it's not really even in Greenwich.  You should have tried getting there before the LDDC got involved with improvements.

When it comes to transport, south of the Thames used to come a really poor second to north of the Thames.

Even Newham had 4 tube stations 50 years ago, West Ham, Plaistow, Upton Park and East Ham. If you include the Docklands Light Railway stations, today, there must be at least 30.

Bus routes were 5, 15, 25, 58, 69, 101, 106, 175, 249 (now 262) 278 (now 241), S1, S2, and green line route 723. 

The North Circular Road is the A406, the south circular is the A205.

Look at  google maps.  Vast differences.

Getting from Canning Town to Catford dog track was a major drama with no car back in the 1970s.

cmat -- South London might be tube-deprived but it is covered in overground rail lines. Admittedly not many go east-west.

Travelling in general South of the river has always been a nightmare. Back in the day if I was out and about in town  and said I wanted to go to Beckenham to a London taxi driver he'd just start laughing and his second word would be off. We have Brixton tube and it's easy to get to Victoria but that aside it's always aggro getting anywhere. They were threatening to get the tube link to Crystal Palace but that was just pie in the sky in the end.

As an aside cmat, I walked from Catford dog track to Beckenham one night when I done my absolutes. That wasn't a great deal of fun I have to say.

I'm thinking of the film Warriors.....Slippy with his Samurai sword taking on allcomers as he tries to get home

Come out to play-ay.

The Warriors was the first film I watched on VHS.

ttt for Yomomma

not about Newham or foreigners.

Flanagan about as funny as David Mellors.

come in, sit down, shut up it's on.

come in, sit down, shut up it's on.

come in, sit down, shut up it's on.

it's micky flanagan's new show.