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GoldNugget
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Is this book a suitable Christmas present?
Does it come under fact or fiction?
Also, has there ever been other people in this world who have bravely managed to win a battle against cancer and continued with a full and busy life ?.........or has only one person on this planet managed this feat?

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By:
saddo
When: 26 Sep 13 18:52
Is that written by the guy who threatened to put a racehorse trainer out of business?
By:
ima_mazed66
When: 26 Sep 13 18:53
Too greedy to might have been more fitting.
By:
GoldNugget
When: 26 Sep 13 18:57
saddo....He points his finger vigorously at tv cameras by all accounts...... his name slips my mind at the mo.
By:
throwthetellyoutawindow
When: 26 Sep 13 19:28
Might come back to bite him, hope this  bombs, an ignoramus of the first order imo.
By:
.birkdale
When: 26 Sep 13 19:29
"Too busy conning people to die"

He made the quickest ever recovery in history and was soon back out with the bucket.
By:
top2rated
When: 26 Sep 13 19:37
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Hound-Dog-2
When: 26 Sep 13 20:21
He was at a race meeting when he seen Rod Stewart and went over to interview him, Rod told him to "F*@* OFF".......and Tommo never bought another Rod Stewart record after that !  The story is in the book, and re the topic question "Is this book a suitable Christmas present ?"  Do you need to ask that question !  Pick it up in the pound shop next year.
By:
betilyerded
When: 26 Sep 13 20:38
Daft **** thought my mate Danny was the owner of Ayr Gold Cup winner Regal Parade a few years back, interviewing him live on air straight after the race so Danny went along with it. ClassBlush
By:
BobbyPeru
When: 26 Sep 13 22:13
Hope it sells less copies than Partridge's Bouncing Back, and i hope the rest of the unsold end up the same way.......in a pulp Laugh
By:
twizzle22
When: 26 Sep 13 22:19
The most insincere nauseating man in racing.
By:
G Hall
When: 26 Sep 13 22:27
He can't be that bad lads,he must have some good points.
By:
Dr Gonzo
When: 26 Sep 13 22:35
Also, has there ever been other people in this world who have bravely managed to win a battle against cancer and continued with a full and busy life ?.........or has only one person on this planet managed this feat?

Thommo and Lance Armstrong
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JohnTerry
When: 26 Sep 13 23:22
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By:
themightymac
When: 26 Sep 13 23:22
How good a book is can be judged by it`s price on Amazon 4 weeks after publication and Tommo`s will be going for 1p, imo.
By:
Meyer Lansky
When: 26 Sep 13 23:45
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He can't be that bad lads,he must have some good points.












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The most insincere nauseating man in racing.


They are his good points
By:
hello :-)
When: 27 Sep 13 01:00
When you compare his book title to the brave fight and dignity sir henry carried around for years you see how small minded and cheap he actually is

sickening title and a kick in the teeth to the many brave folk who lose to this disease all the time , but hey if you can get a couple of quid out of it
By:
.birkdale
When: 27 Sep 13 06:20
In extremely poor taste by Thompson for trying to make  money out of being ill  (unless of course he is donating some of the proceeds to cancer research, Macmillan, etc....)
By:
johnnyrant
When: 27 Sep 13 11:07
The man redefines the word 'shameless'. The book title says it all about how crass he is. A damning indictment on racing that he continues to carve a successful career out of it.
By:
Colonel Trautman
When: 27 Sep 13 11:30
Fwiw i spoke to TALKSPORT when he had his slot on there and told them in no uncertain terms they could be hit with lawsuits over the man...He was "let go" straight after..genuinely..
By:
geoff m
When: 27 Sep 13 13:05
"Too Busy to Die"........

FFS will folks please stop employing him!!
By:
kavvie
When: 27 Sep 13 13:09
that would be great.id be happy if i never heard or seen him again.hes genuinely a not nice person.no plus points about him at all.
By:
EDDIE-D
When: 27 Sep 13 14:08
As a title to the book I think "Too Greedy To Die" might have been more appropriate
By:
chrisg
When: 27 Sep 13 14:38
Turned up on Today programme on R4 this morning plugging the book.
Tipped up Radiator and Soft Falling Rain he'd had the word from Newmarket!
By:
knot in wood
When: 27 Sep 13 14:41
must have been up all night picking them two. Cry
By:
ima_mazed66
When: 27 Sep 13 19:45
I'm not sure why the Betfair police took the other thread down as the thing about him falling foul of the ASA is on record and in the public domain and if he wanted to sue over a stain on his character regarding the spat with Hugo Palmer then it would all come out in court anyway.
By:
xmoneyx
When: 27 Sep 13 20:15
has he been given the nod he deffo is dying?
By:
sweetchildofmine
When: 27 Sep 13 20:29
no hes made a full, quick, miraculous recovery
By:
ima_mazed66
When: 27 Sep 13 20:32
He was diagnosed with a bowel tumour and bowel cancer can be a killer if left unidentified for too long, so I supposed it all depends on how you look at it as to whether he was considered to be dying or not but he had surgery for it anyway. Caught early enough it has a high survival rate of 5 years or more but a very low one for that same time period if a late diagnosis.

I have this theory that the reason why so many famous people either come through illness or have a greater life expectancy that the average person once they are diagnosed is that I'm sure many have private healthcare either personal or tied on with the job, that requires them to have a full health MOT every 6 to 12 months and any problems are found earlier than the average person who either can't or won't go to the doctor.
By:
xmoneyx
When: 27 Sep 13 20:55
my owner boss--taxi---60ish

went very quickly bowel cancer---within 7 months

I was quite shocked
By:
noidea
When: 27 Sep 13 22:02
Many people will have had bowel cancer for a long while before it is diagnosed. Once it spreads elsewhere the chances of recovery are not so good. Early diagnosis and treatment are keys to survival.
By:
paul the b
When: 27 Sep 13 22:25
I am a bowl cancer patient.
Have a brain scan on the 7th of Oct. due to intense pain....big worry for me, but I keep "busy" and won't be selling a book even though I work in the entertainment business with plenty of stories I could tell.
By:
xmoneyx
When: 27 Sep 13 22:32
all the best paul
By:
knot in wood
When: 27 Sep 13 22:33
your book would probably be far more interesting paul,best of luck.
by the way,do you have chemotherapy treatment for this type of cancer.
By:
paul the b
When: 27 Sep 13 22:39
knot......yes had chemo for year....pretty horrible due to constant sickness but it helped with no repeat tumour in the bowel do far.
By:
xmoneyx
When: 27 Sep 13 22:45
does chemo fill bloodcells?
By:
knot in wood
When: 27 Sep 13 22:47
know from family experience the chemo is very tiring,thats why big fella's quick recovery surprised me.
hope things go well for you paul.
By:
paul the b
When: 27 Sep 13 22:53
xmoneyx.....kills cancer cells that may travel around the body...but can damage healthy ones as well which can cause some problems.
By:
xmoneyx
When: 27 Sep 13 22:57
so they do a count monthly of bloodcells
By:
paul the b
When: 27 Sep 13 23:00
Plenty of blood tests during treatment......to see what is going on with the cells.
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