BBC person quizzed

[Essex Lad]

Lucky the Bay City Rollers didn't have a Christmas hit then, isn't it?

[Ken Shabby]

I haven't had time to post here for a while - or surf the web at all really. It's been a pretty hectic 7 or 8 weeks, but things are slowing down to normal again now. Honestly, who'd be a small-time retailer like me? Anyway, I didn't forget everybody at the BGAFD forums, and when I was listening to the news on the radio over the past few weeks when I was working, I couldn't help think what you'd all be making of some of the atrocious stories there have been - This Saville business being chief amongst them.

I always did think that the BBC had such a stuck up attitude. So after finding out about what they've been covering up and allowing to happen, all I can say is that I'm glad to see that the BBC's chickens are finally coming home to roost! It's just too bad that that perverted bastard died before the police could bring him to justice!

[andy at handiwork]

How could one possibly have had a favourite member of BYC?

Of more relevance to the Saville case, their manager Tom Paton served one year of a three- year jail sentence after pleading guilty to committing indecent acts with males under the age of consent.

[andy at handiwork]

BCRs not BYC of course.

[spider]

I'm glad to see that the BBC's chickens are finally coming home to roost!

Yes and maybe Thatcher's and the Royal Family as well.


He had them all fooled.

[spider]

I'm glad to see that the BBC's chickens are finally coming home to roost!

Yes and maybe Thatcher's and the Royal Family as well.


He had them all fooled.

[Essex Lad]

It was Tam Paton not Tom.

[andy at handiwork]

I stand corrected.