Gerry Cinnamon

[evertondotcom]

Bought 2x tickets for Brixton thinking they were Liverpool tickets (doh)

Any brixton blues want them FV?

 

[Deleted member 28206]

how much for just one?

 

[4737carlin]

Mental live, seen him twice in Liverpool, it's a bit like Boss Night though with kids acting like kopites and knobs throwing beer haha

 

[evertondotcom]

Mental live, seen him twice in Liverpool, it's a bit like Boss Night though with kids acting like kopites and knobs throwing beer haha

True, though I'm too old to stand near the front now so I admire from the back!

 

[widnesblue]

Mental live, seen him twice in Liverpool, it's a bit like Boss Night though with kids acting like kopites and knobs throwing beer haha

Went Birmingham this year and it was like that at his gig. Seen him in the barrowlands couple of times few years back and wasn’t like that at all. The more popular he’s become it’s became like that.

 

[heatmeiser]

I prefer The Proclaimers to be honest.

 

[blue61]

Who is Gerry Cinnamon? I'm guessing he's a spice boy but I've never heard of him.
heads for oldies thread

 

[larbert toffee]

Who is Gerry Cinnamon? I'm guessing he's a spice boy but I've never heard of him.
heads for oldies thread

First heard him in my daughters motor about a year ago, a purveyor of catchy tunes with strong lyrics, a champion of the neds.

 

[tommye]

How much for the pair?

 

[tommye]

how much for just one?

Doing this all wrong mate...

 

[larbert toffee]

Knows how to rock a crowd

 

[blue61]

First heard him in my daughters motor about a year ago, a purveyor of catchy tunes with strong lyrics, a champion of the neds.

Thanks for bringing me up to date with the current 'scene', now what's a ned ffs?

 

[Roger Milla]

Hipster nonsense

 

[larbert toffee]

Thanks for bringing me up to date with the current 'scene', now what's a ned ffs?

Ned = Scally

Official Definition = Neds, Scotland's tracksuit-wearing youths who are often blamed for anti-social behaviour, have achieved a degree of respectability. ... The official definition is that ned is a derogatory term for "a young working-class male who dresses in casual sports clothes".

 

[Armaghtoffee]

Ned = Scally

Official Definition = Neds, Scotland's tracksuit-wearing youths who are often blamed for anti-social behaviour, have achieved a degree of respectability. ... The official definition is that ned is a derogatory term for "a young working-class male who dresses in casual sports clothes".

Or a Spide in Belfast parlance.

Gerry is a good ‘un, knows how to work a crowd.