Cliff Richard

Caribeing | 20:47 Tue 09th Sep 2008 | ChatterBank

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Cliff the peter pan of pop has just released his autobiography, My Life My Way, in it he reveals his close relationship with former priest John Mc Flynn. Cliff says he doesn't like living on his own, but now there is the usual speculation of an adverse relationship. Why can't people have same sex relationships without being branded gay or lesbian! Or is Cliff too much of an Icon for all to overlook his personal life!!

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whiffy

Well saxy_jag, if you revealed, and if it was libel, then it would show you up as a liar surely?

Go on, be a devil, post!!

Cliff Richard is a unique personality, a nice man, a good man, and I'll bet he has done a damn sight more good for humanity than you have saxy_jag. You just want to ride on the back of a cheap laugh.

cazzz1975

its been 5 mins since the last post...

saxy_jag

Whiffy, I care not whether he cares that I tolerate him. That should relieve him of any undue stress, I expect.

No, I can't post a link, a) because there isn't one, and b) for the reasons I said in my last post, so I expect what I've said to be dismissed as hearsay in any case. But I've worked with people like Cliff, and I know that for all the money and glitz, none of them are perfect. Even the nice guys smoke dubious substances and have ... erm ... dubious relationships with equally dubious fans. Only thing is, none of them ever pretended otherwise.

whiffy

Well exactly saxy_jag, it is entirely hearsay, so you are just a purveyor of rubbish.

My point is that Cliff Richard is a public figure, and to me a good man. You are just a non-entity. Jolly good that you tolerate Cliff though!! He must be so relieved.

Unsureme

What's Alan Hansen supposed to have done that is so horrific?

imhotep

I agree with whiffy's previous posting.
There's nothing wrong with our Cliff Richard.

He's made some good songs in the past.I must admit,I have some vinyl records of his songs,and I really enjoy listening to them.
How can anyone not like Saviour's Day?This has to be one of my favourite songs by him.
Does anyone remember this old one by him below?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?vqcSwOwtyVHA

Wired for sound by cliff richard

saxy_jag

If you say so, whiffy. But so are you a non-entity for that matter, so neither of us has any less right to our beliefs than the other. I believe what I've been told by someone I trust who's seen behind the public figure, and with whom I've worked for a number of years. If you and several thousand others want to believe otherwise, then fine. It really doesn't bother me.

Aside from that, I also believe Cliff's done diddly-squat for humanity and plenty for himself, and that being a public figure (or even a public christian figure, if it comes to that), does not equal good.

And ultimately, I retain a right not to like him. I'm sure, as a 'public figure' he's quite used to that.

christine847

Hi imhotep
I have been a fan of CR for years and think Wired for sound was one of his best

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Ice.Maiden

I saw him at Knebworth when I was about 12, and just remember this very energetic guy jumping up and down off speaker stacks, and getting everyone dancing.
Apart from that - does it matter if he's gay or not? I don't know what all the fuss about his private life's about.

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Ice.Maiden

LOL!!!! A relative wanted to see Pink Floyd. Cliff just happened to be on earlier in the day. I remember someone threw up all over my boots while was on - but I'm sure it wasn't the music that did it.