Maybe, but of course that is just as unacceptable even though it is relatively unsurprising given the way that men have behaved towards women over centuries. A little retaliation from a minority of women would therefore seem to be not entirely unexpected. The response should be understanding, not retaliation. Except of course that is in the traditional male's mindset to respond violently when his identity is questioned, rather than seeking to examine and question that identity...
so this is why Julie Goodyear disliked Coleen and vice versa in Big Brother , Goodyear being a chum of Saville... makes sense now.. I wonder if it was mentioned on BB but was edited out....
I think he is well in his seventies, but he wasn't an employee of the BBC I think. Is the Noland sister who gets groped by Saville on this the one that married Shane Ritchie?
And so perhaps you now feel the same as women have felt over the long centuries of oppression by men. Personally I am not surprised that some of them would choose to be vindictive, in fact I would expect it...
Ctd. A man could never get away with expressing this level of vindictiveness towards a woman in the media so casually if he did his career would be over. Women seem to think they can be as nasty as they want to men especially if they play the victim angle. The seem to have no idea how sly and horrible they come across.
That comment basically represents everything I detest about some of my fellow men. Blokes with your attitude should be taken down a dark alley and given some basic lessons in manners, decency and respect...
Suddenly this guy is dodgy? I thought he was a creep the first time I saw him in, 'Top Of The Pops' in the 1960s, or was it the seventies. Nobody I knew thought he was cool, with his sleazy innuendoes, catch phrases and ridiculous eye rolling. This clip with the adolescent Nolan girl is nothing special for this era. I've seen plenty of teeny groping on the BBC, ITV and other TV networks in the 1970s. The hands off thing came much later. Now I think the rule should be. Talk, don't touch.
I'm saying she's ugly thoughout her whole life. She's always being in entertainment and people will have opinions on whether she's photogenic or not. You can't arrest people for thinking someone is ugly. If I said she was ugly if she was still 14 it might be harsh but seeing as she's now 60 she should be able to take it. Otherwise she's in the wrong business.
so i hear a lot about how pervy he is in this clip to be honest im not seeing anything to harsh hear and these claims that have all come out after his death seam odd that thay came out after his death, dont get me wrong if he did molest any young girls that is bad but why wait until his death to come out about it
Perhaps it should be but what really gets me is nothing to do with her attractiveness but her nastiness. Some guy puts his arm around her nothing really unusual about it but she expresses an extreme vindictiveness in the piece. She says her sisters looked at Jimmy Saville with hatred with looks that if you touch her your dead. I don't like the way women can get away with expressing such extreme nastiness and viciousness to men.
Well said!!!
never mind jimmy....hey nice on 'Skids' !!!!! punk rock dont stop!
Yes.
Is the Nolan sister who is getting felt up on TOTP the one that got married to Shane Ritchie?
Yes that was Coleen of Loose Women and Celeb Big Brother !
good call
Looks like there might be some 'revelations' very soon.
Maybe, but of course that is just as unacceptable even though it is relatively unsurprising given the way that men have behaved towards women over centuries. A little retaliation from a minority of women would therefore seem to be not entirely unexpected. The response should be understanding, not retaliation. Except of course that is in the traditional male's mindset to respond violently when his identity is questioned, rather than seeking to examine and question that identity...
looks like you were right mate
if you manage to see some of the totps shows , im sure jimmy saville is working the cameras as a lot of them are on the girls in the audience...
stanstead1 73, the same age as the man arrested as part of Yewtree who the police said was an 'ex-BBC' man who 'was *not* a household name'?
wid.
Jimmy fixed it
u should've predicted the 'royal' coverup as well
How old is Cliff Richard?
so this is why Julie Goodyear disliked Coleen and vice versa in Big Brother , Goodyear being a chum of Saville... makes sense now.. I wonder if it was mentioned on BB but was edited out....
@elworthfoxed Especially a Nolan sister 14 year old - what the fuck was up with Jimmys eyes????
I don't like the way my fellow men can get away with expressing such extreme nastiness and viciousness to women.
Yuk ! 14 wrong on so many levels. Don't blame sisters looking out for dirty old men.
Here's something to gooogle: JIMMY SAVILE FIXED IT FOR ISRAEL IN 1977?
yes it really makes sense now as Julie is like the female version of Jimmy Im not saying shes guilty of anything!
Jim il fiddle
I love the Nolans. As for the Skids, shame on you! You weren't that brilliant!
Oh well, I'm sure he's looking up at us now and laughing about it... giving satan a reach around.
I think he is well in his seventies, but he wasn't an employee of the BBC I think. Is the Noland sister who gets groped by Saville on this the one that married Shane Ritchie?
And so perhaps you now feel the same as women have felt over the long centuries of oppression by men. Personally I am not surprised that some of them would choose to be vindictive, in fact I would expect it...
Some people talk such shit...all whilst trying (and appearing to some) to seem intelligent.
Ctd.
A man could never get away with expressing this level of vindictiveness towards a woman in the media so casually if he did his career would be over.
Women seem to think they can be as nasty as they want to men especially if they play the victim angle.
The seem to have no idea how sly and horrible they come across.
lov lov them but the dad the sicko makes me fukn mad dont r i p
You're not going to get laid this way, you know.
Fine but the problem is it's seen as socially acceptable for women to express extreme nastiness and viciousness to men.
That comment basically represents everything I detest about some of my fellow men. Blokes with your attitude should be taken down a dark alley and given some basic lessons in manners, decency and respect...
Suddenly this guy is dodgy? I thought he was a creep the first time I saw him in, 'Top Of The Pops' in the 1960s, or was it the seventies. Nobody I knew thought he was cool, with his sleazy innuendoes, catch phrases and ridiculous eye rolling. This clip with the adolescent Nolan girl is nothing special for this era. I've seen plenty of teeny groping on the BBC, ITV and other TV networks in the 1970s. The hands off thing came much later. Now I think the rule should be. Talk, don't touch.
I'm saying she's ugly thoughout her whole life. She's always being in entertainment and people will have opinions on whether she's photogenic or not. You can't arrest people for thinking someone is ugly. If I said she was ugly if she was still 14 it might be harsh but seeing as she's now 60 she should be able to take it. Otherwise she's in the wrong business.
so i hear a lot about how pervy he is in this clip to be honest im not seeing anything to harsh hear
and these claims that have all come out after his death seam odd that thay came out after his death, dont get me wrong if he did molest any young girls that is bad but why wait until his death to come out about it
jimmy just hugged her nothing in it
just people being bad minded
Perhaps it should be but what really gets me is nothing to do with her attractiveness but her nastiness.
Some guy puts his arm around her nothing really unusual about it but she expresses an extreme vindictiveness in the piece. She says her sisters looked at Jimmy Saville with hatred with looks that if you touch her your dead.
I don't like the way women can get away with expressing such extreme nastiness and viciousness to men.