cisono Posted 1 August 2006 Posted 1 August 2006 Didn't even know they was having problems I think no one knew... (well, they did, but no one else)
Ultra Posted 1 August 2006 Author Posted 1 August 2006 The problems have been known for some time, especially in journalistic circles. A TV celeb, notorious as a football groupie, is alleged to have been involved. I'll be astounded if this story doesn't run for some time, however much the Linekers may wish otherwise.
lookwhaticando Posted 2 August 2006 Posted 2 August 2006 The problems have been known for some time, especially in journalistic circles. A TV celeb, notorious as a football groupie, is alleged to have been involved. I'll be astounded if this story doesn't run for some time, however much the Linekers may wish otherwise. Sadly I believe so too. Typical tabloid fodder. Mr Nice Guy's family troubles - it'll sell for some time yet. Slimey fleet street barstools. :pinch:
Guest Posted 2 August 2006 Posted 2 August 2006 When celebs live their lives in the media (naming no names), they deserve everything they get, to be fair. However, when a celeb tries to keep their private life private () surely the media should leave it alone? The depths they stoop to to sell a few more copies disgusts me.
Janx Posted 2 August 2006 Posted 2 August 2006 A journo bloke I know told me they were tailing him about 6 years ago, building a dossier ...hmmm allegedly... nothing to do with me... I forget his name... erm... it was a bloke in the pub really... cough cough
Katy Posted 2 August 2006 Posted 2 August 2006 I think it's sad, I remember all the girls at school were gutted when they got married. They've been through so much together as well.
Head Honcho Posted 8 August 2006 Posted 8 August 2006 Take yer pick The main causes of divorce in 2004 (2003) were: Extra-marital affairs - 27% (29%) Family strains - 18% (11%) Emotional/physical abuse - 17% (10%) Mid-life crisis - 13% (not in 2003 survey) Addictions, e.g. alcoholism and gambling - 6% (5%) Workaholism - 6% (5%)
golden gordon Posted 8 August 2006 Posted 8 August 2006 Take yer pick The main causes of divorce in 2004 (2003) were: Extra-marital affairs - 27% (29%) Family strains - 18% (11%) Emotional/physical abuse - 17% (10%) Mid-life crisis - 13% (not in 2003 survey) Addictions, e.g. alcoholism and gambling - 6% (5%) Workaholism - 6% (5%) don't forget massive payout given to all ex wives ; this could be a factor in wives seeking divorce
Daggers Posted 8 August 2006 Posted 8 August 2006 Extra-marital affairs - 27% (29%) Family strains - 18% (11%) Emotional/physical abuse - 17% (10%) Mid-life crisis - 13% (not in 2003 survey) Addictions, e.g. alcoholism and gambling - 6% (5%) Workaholism - 6% (5%) Well, I can strike five out of six ~ does that mean I should, could or must get a divorce?
golden gordon Posted 9 August 2006 Posted 9 August 2006 Well, I can strike five out of six ~ does that mean I should, could or must get a divorce? it means you can keep your options open
Head Honcho Posted 9 August 2006 Posted 9 August 2006 Well, I can strike five out of six ~ does that mean I should, could or must get a divorce? Why not just go for the full house
Daggers Posted 9 August 2006 Posted 9 August 2006 Why not just go for the full house Well, I'm not sure whether this is reasonable or not, but that Michelle - she's quite fit and I bet she has a bob or two coming her way
golden gordon Posted 9 August 2006 Posted 9 August 2006 Why not just go for the full house because i suspect the top one would require a willing female to participate
Daggers Posted 9 August 2006 Posted 9 August 2006 because i suspect the top one would require a willing female to participate Yup, newly separated Michelle
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