A quick glance at the front pages of the Sunday papers today tells me that I can read why Kerry dumped her boyfriend (Katona I suspect but which boyfriend? who knows? who cares?) or I can catch up on the latest Jordan revelations (are we really bothered?)

It is all dross of course and the "celebrity" concerned no doubt gets a nice cheque.

But what is celebrity? 

Great definition Phoenix 

 :)The great interest in "celebrities" baffles me too.   

Some footballers are called celebreties,overpaid and underworked.

From a practical point of view, I would rather read more, about the ordinary people, in their normal lives. there are just too many magazines that are 'Womens books' and now they are taking over, newspapers. So glad they don't get into the "Best of British" magazine or "Computer Active" 

Bobbie Moore, played and enjoyed football, because of the Love of the sport. - Today, it's only about Money. Have you not seem the difference, by watching Rugby ?
The "Computer Active" magazine is very enlightening, depending on just how involved you want to be. Enjoy your computer, it plays a large part of your life.

I just cannot do without my computer. As the saying goes, 'The whole world is your oyster' = Great Fun.

I saw the first game that the young Barking boy Robert Frederick Chelsea "Bobby" Moore played at the Boleyn way back in 1958.
It was against that team from Manchester who play in red.
He was replacing Malcolm Allison who was struck down with TB.
We all saw he had class even at 17, he was a superb player, later on to captain our club and also England.

He never changed his attitude or demenour and was above all else a gentleman, as indeed were many others of his generation.
He was a celebrity I suppose before it was invented but he never forgot his roots.
Our national squad has never had the luxury of another like him.
Sadly missed Mooro.