Nah, a clown is often funny and humorous... Jean "Crapdozey" is neither, just a rather monotonous annoying twonk.....that's why he's on my ignore list, just wish admin could sort it so that his posts don't even appear when someone quotes them.......

So you are telling us that you have seen Gregory Bird's birth certificate? How did that happen?

Because his full name is on his passport which he needed to get in the UK, you work the rest out.

Oh and youre passport name hasto match your birth certificate.

Get out of that one.

Jean - Vasty is the chief immigration control officer at Manchester Airport. You know - a bit like the one in the BBC comedy "come fly with me". He's called Ian Foot (played by David Walliams) here is a link :- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_S2wWVGprMQ

Jean - Vasty is the chief immigration control officer at Manchester Airport. You know - a bit like the one in the BBC comedy "come fly with me". He's called Ian Foot (played by David Walliams) here is a link :- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_S2wWVGprMQ

Quote Tigerade="Tigerade"Jean - Vasty is the chief immigration control officer at Manchester Airport. You know - a bit like the one in the BBC comedy "come fly with me". He's called Ian Foot (played by David Walliams) here is a link :- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_S2wWVGprMQ'" Giving such enormous powers to such a huge man is the kind of dangerous concentration of power that the Founding Fathers of the United States warned about. Still I find it hard to believe that vastman would have been scrutinising the names of Australian rugby league players on their passports the last time Gregory Bird passed through Manchester airport (which must have been when exactly?).

Quote Tigerade="Tigerade"Jean - Vasty is the chief immigration control officer at Manchester Airport. You know - a bit like the one in the BBC comedy "come fly with me". He's called Ian Foot (played by David Walliams) here is a link :- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_S2wWVGprMQ'" Giving such enormous powers to such a huge man is the kind of dangerous concentration of power that the Founding Fathers of the United States warned about. Still I find it hard to believe that vastman would have been scrutinising the names of Australian rugby league players on their passports the last time Gregory Bird passed through Manchester airport (which must have been when exactly?).

It doesn't !

Catalan will win the GF next season

Catalan will win the Challenge cup next season

Greg/Gregory Bird will be the divine saviour

Jean Capdouze is really French and living in France

Should keep him happy for a while

There is always one and it's usually a Leigh fan. It certainly does now think about what's different between his passport and yours.

I'll check up on the EU passports but I'm fairly sure you do.

I don't work at an airport why would you think that - really annoying you know isn't it

Mine doesn't. I choose to spell my given name differently from the way it was registered at birth, i.e. how it appears on my birth certificate. When I applied for my first passport I wrote an accompanying letter explaining my preference, this was accepted by the passport authorities and my preferred spelling has appeared on all my passports since. This has saved me a lot of hassle from people telling me how I should spell my given name, as I just use my passport as evidence rather than my birth certificate.

I'll say it again, what's different about Birds passport and yours...

Hell I'll tell you, yiur's is an EU passport (for now) his is an Australian passport. I have the right to dual nationality and although I use my full birth certificate name on my EU when I looked t getting an Aussie passport it was a stipulation that the name on the passport matched that on your Birth Certificate to avoid confusion. I have the application in front of me now though I concede it's about 8 years old.

Either way I know his neme is Greg not Gregory because that's what he said.

When did he say that? And did he specify that his name was not Gregory.

And how can we rely on your memory when you refer to "yiur's" and "neme."