The Celebrity Spotting Thread Part Twee (or help Flatty identify the celeb he just spotted) (Part 1)

[myboyblue]

@caulifloweredneanderthal

@Fagan_ODowd

Thank you also

No bother chief. Most of us would tune out after the first line of a @Locke post

Ah stop

[Locke]

Update:
Kenny is here in the Croke Park hotel bar. Met him in the jacks where I referred to him as “Bossman Steo”. He told me to go away at fuck with that and we had a good chuckle. Both Kenny and I are 5 (five) pints deep I’d say. Well I am at least. Told him again to stick with it and he was doing a great job. He thanked me while laughing in a “poor auld crature” way.

[carryharry]

You’re a blister

[blackjack]

Ok pal, you got your spot now best leave it there.

[the_man_himself]

As if Spock hasn’t had enough bad luck since taking the job

[Juhniallio]

Fuck that. Keep going til you’re locked @locke. I want you trying to get a training session in the jacks with the big man next time. I’ve a mate who got barred out of the ground (presume plough lane) while a personal guest of Kenny Cunningham because he got juninho in a headlock while plastered.

[balbec]

Imagine being plagued like that?

[StoneCold]

I think we can grant Steo FOTF status on the back of this

[myboyblue]

We may wait to find out was there further interactions

[Locke]

Mairead Ronan (nee Farrell) on Grafton St about an hour ago. She was with her husband and their kids and had just come out of the Disney Store.

[Fagan_ODowd]

@Locke

Mairead Ronan (nee Farrell) on Grafton St about an hour ago. She was with her husband and their kids and had just come out of the Disney Store.

Spot.

[caulifloweredneanderthal]

Jesus @Locke you’re having a great time up in the capital. Spots galore.

[carryharry]

He’s a pest

[Locke]

You’re a pest

[Fitzy]

Who: Glen Ella
Where: Sitting outside the Mercantile pub, The Rocks, Sydney
When: Yesterday 1pm
With whom: The great Randwick rugby team if the 80’s, of which Glen was a member
Context: Mrs Fitzy and her husband came down to Sydney for the night and went to the Merc (us lcals call it the Merc. Apparently). As we sat down, I noticed a man I knew was a famous Indigenous sportsman, then realised who it was and went looking for his more famous brother Mark, who was not to be found. His less famous brother, though still a former Wallaby, Greg, was sitting beside him.
Seemingly this is a fairly regular meetup of a group of distinguished gentlemen in their 60’s who played rugby with each other in the 80’s. Few of them seemed to be drinking though.
The food in the Mercantile is top notch by the way, I was pleasantly surprised. Nice pint of Guinness as well.

I appreciate that this celeb is famous for playing the game if rugby and therefore may not be acceptable for the purposes of this forum and I will be guided by and will of course accept the decision of the official Celeb Spotting Adjudicator without protest.

[caulifloweredneanderthal]

@Locke has a thread that will deal with this request

[anon67715551]

Could you flesh out the part with ‘Mrs. Fitzy and her husband’ there for us.

[Juhniallio]

I didnt want to ask…

[Fagan_ODowd]

@Fitzy

Who: Glen Ella
Where: Sitting outside the Mercantile pub, The Rocks, Sydney
When: Yesterday 1pm
With whom: The great Randwick rugby team if the 80’s, of which Glen was a member
Context: Mrs Fitzy and her husband came down to Sydney for the night and went to the Merc (us lcals call it the Merc. Apparently). As we sat down, I noticed a man I knew was a famous Indigenous sportsman, then realised who it was and went looking for his more famous brother Mark, who was not to be found. His less famous brother, though still a former Wallaby, Greg, was sitting beside him.
Seemingly this is a fairly regular meetup of a group of distinguished gentlemen in their 60’s who played rugby with each other in the 80’s. Few of them seemed to be drinking though.
The food in the Mercantile is top notch by the way, I was pleasantly surprised. Nice pint of Guinness as well.

I appreciate that this celeb is famous for playing the game if rugby and therefore may not be acceptable for the purposes of this forum and I will be guided by and will of course accept the decision of the official Celeb Spotting Adjudicator without protest.

Not a spot

[habanerocat]

@Fagan_ODowd

@Fitzy

Who: Glen Ella
Where: Sitting outside the Mercantile pub, The Rocks, Sydney
When: Yesterday 1pm
With whom: The great Randwick rugby team if the 80’s, of which Glen was a member
Context: Mrs Fitzy and her husband came down to Sydney for the night and went to the Merc (us lcals call it the Merc. Apparently). As we sat down, I noticed a man I knew was a famous Indigenous sportsman, then realised who it was and went looking for his more famous brother Mark, who was not to be found. His less famous brother, though still a former Wallaby, Greg, was sitting beside him.
Seemingly this is a fairly regular meetup of a group of distinguished gentlemen in their 60’s who played rugby with each other in the 80’s. Few of them seemed to be drinking though.
The food in the Mercantile is top notch by the way, I was pleasantly surprised. Nice pint of Guinness as well.

I appreciate that this celeb is famous for playing the game if rugby and therefore may not be acceptable for the purposes of this forum and I will be guided by and will of course accept the decision of the official Celeb Spotting Adjudicator without protest.

Not a spot

That’s @Fitzy gone for another sabbatical…