[bmstinton93]

To me it just seemed like she was getting a lot of tweets about it and that was just simply her personal view on the matter in an attempt to shut people up.

[chrysostom]

Looking through her mentions, she weighed in with her opinion to one person who wasn't directing their tweet at her about the issue, then replied to someone else with a protected account.

Is 2 tweets enough to warrant the 'lecture'? I still find it fairly hilarious that she's now a 'writer'...

[flyingbadger]

I still find it fairly hilarious that she's now a 'writer'...

Jayne Sharp - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jayne_Sharp‎
Writing. Sharp writes a column for What Woman Want, a monthly supplement for the Wakefield Express.


How very dare you sir.

[chrysostom]

don't forget, she's also writing a TV sitcom...

[flyingbadger]

:D don't forget, she's also writing a TV shitcom...

Fixed

[catherine]

I can't stand her, when she was doing movember was the worst, ooo look at me with a moustache jumper and necklace on!

Anyway I thought the figures had shown that the younger age group had dropped too, so surely that's cause for concern?

[chrysostom]

I tweeted that to her, but no response (lots of responses to people ignorantly moaning though). The Movember thing was ridiculous - seemed like a way to increase her own profile doing something which took little to no effort.

If she wasn't mentioned on the show, and didn't have boobs all over her avatar - she'd probably have significantly less than 40,000 followers. As it is, she seems to be under the impression that people think she's hilarious and they're following because she's clever, insightful and interesting.

Although, who am I do judge, that might be the case.

[Topher]

Why do you follow her? I don't because I don't find her interesting.

[flyingbadger]

I follow her.

... and didn't have boobs all over her avatar

Because of this.

[chrysostom]

48% of male twitter users polled have said that they will follow female users on social networks based on the prospect of them posting pictures of themselves.

[catherine]

Seriously? But she's just another boring blonde, with no personality or character.

[Topher]

Yep, like Holly Willoughby or however you spell it, but without the inexplicable career.

[chrysostom]

inb4tophbacksupcat.

I take the time to actually read what the interesting women I follow write on twitter. Otherwise it's a quick glimpse of familiar boob, and off to the next tweet!

edit. damn, too late.

[Topher]

Haha I'm not backing her up for the sake of it, I'm backing her up because I agree (on Jayne - I know she disagrees about Holly Willoughby).

[catherine]

Holly willoughby is loads better looking than Jayne and has way more personality and a much better figure.

[chrysostom]

inb4tophbacksupcatthatcurvywomenaremoreattractive.

edit. Just unfollowed Jayne. Knowing that she's making lunch at 11.30 is a tedium too far, given that there's been no updated pictures for ages.

[catherine]

Oh whatever I have met you and your girlfriend for lunch and I know how whipped you are. "What shall I order Hannah?"

[chrysostom]

That was for purposes of sharing mains!

back on the topic which I had dragged this thread off topic to: this gave me a little lol

[ritchie]

well - at least I got my answer!

Maybe I'll tell her that being a mother is not a job..............



Maybe not! She annoys me too.

[flyingbadger]

inb4tophbacksupcatthatcurvywomenaremoreattractive.

edit. Just unfollowed Jayne. Knowing that she's making lunch at 11.30 is a tedium too far, given that there's been no updated pictures for ages.

Hear, hear.

*unfollows Jayne*

No new cleavage, no more following.

[Hawkeye448]

It looks quite bad for Grimshaw...

figures here but as a headline, listener numbers down 1.3m on Q1 2012 (nearly 20%) and listening hours down by 32.5%

Interestingly, looking through those stats, the market share amongst 55-64 year olds has gone UP since Chris left, and the market share amongst 15-24 year olds has gone down

Well, the 55+ area has suprised. But generally, could this remotely be of any great shock to Radio 1?

Aside from those that wanted more music, and in the era of self choice collection MP3 players does that even exist anymore?, I was never clear what they wanted from apprentice Grimshaw that Moyles wasn't delivering perfectly. Did it really matter the sound was coming from a younger voice box? Its not like Moyles and co acted their age anyway (and I mean that in a good way).

Maybe its personal taste but I always found Moyles to be far too much of a DJ rarity to just dispose of. A DJ that doesn't struggle, babble and ultimately panic to an unfunny conclusion of something to say. The airwaves are just full of that currently.

Has Grimshaw interviewed Alan Sugar yet? That seperates the men from the boys. Moyles handling him was a joy to listen to each time. Heard the recent clip of Greg James on the receiving end of a 'nah, we're dunn now'.

[chrysostom]

That was so awkward.

"Would you read this script Sir Alan?

"No"

"Come on, just a little?"

"No, I don't do stunts. Are we done now?"

On a live interview, on air!

[Misfit]

search Team Moyles on twitter. makes for some funny reading if you're bored haha!

[neilt0]

If they've got any sense, they'll put Greg James on breakfast. It may not help though, as he seems to get more boring, the more successful he gets.

On Celebrity Juice, Greg made a thinly veiled comment about still being annoyed he was passed over for the breakfast job.

It'll never happen, but...

"WE WANT MOYLESY! WE WANT MOYLESY! WE WANT MOYLESY! WE WANT MOYLESY!"

[Misfit]

On Celebrity Juice, Greg made a thinly veiled comment about still being annoyed he was passed over for the breakfast job.

"no I'm not bitter about not getting the breakfast show"