@@snipper1ie you sound like a bitter football fan. Every sponger in half your world still wants to come here though cos you're too fat and lazy to provide for your own.
How have I only just discovered this song exists? So, so wonderful. 100% agree with the Victoria Wood comment, hopefully with Michael Flanders sitting next to her.
Watching the Girls at the Queen Anne theatre last December, 2019, was actually the last night I actually had out before the lockdown happened. Yes I don’t get out much, even less at the moment, lol. It was a brilliant night and it’s not crass or low life, you can say saucy and close to the knuckle. Britain’s swear, plain an simple, even the most devout or pious will and the subject mater they use is topical, I saw them the day after the general election and they worked the result into a few of the songs, but the songs have a decidedly British stand point and I’m but they are as funny as anyone I’ve seen, live or on tv, and possibly the funniest!
@@stuartlawsonbeattie1411 This has been British humour for over 300 yrs. Just go back and look at the lyrics of popular music hall songs and broadside ballads. Also while you are at it ... Pull the stick out of your arse :)
It’s good to see Judy Finnigan has got a new line of work I didn’t realise she was that funny it must’ve brought back old memories of her with hubby Richard?
