Post by rubcale on Dec 15, 2007 11:11:11 GMT 1
Why do the press constantly quote the ravings of this pr*t?
In today's Telegraph he is spouting more verbal diahorrea.
The press is being very mischievous this year in trying to suggest the Christmas #1 spot is open for grabs which Haveners know is rubbish.
This morning's article says that " a pop song recorded by a gap-toothed alcoholic 20 years ago could steal the coveted Christmas number one spot from the winner of X-Factor, experts believe.
It then quotes Mr Castaldo as saying Fairytale of New York represented the ultimate Christmas song. If the campaign to get it to the top of the charts builds up over the next week, it is not impossible that it could beat the X Factor song.
And this man is spokesdperson for one of the leading musical chains in the UK.
At least his musings always give you a laugh.
In today's Telegraph he is spouting more verbal diahorrea.
The press is being very mischievous this year in trying to suggest the Christmas #1 spot is open for grabs which Haveners know is rubbish.
This morning's article says that " a pop song recorded by a gap-toothed alcoholic 20 years ago could steal the coveted Christmas number one spot from the winner of X-Factor, experts believe.
It then quotes Mr Castaldo as saying Fairytale of New York represented the ultimate Christmas song. If the campaign to get it to the top of the charts builds up over the next week, it is not impossible that it could beat the X Factor song.
And this man is spokesdperson for one of the leading musical chains in the UK.
At least his musings always give you a laugh.
