Article on past BB boys they love

[cc100]

Take 5 today had an article about past BB Boys that they love and Paul Clarke was among them. The rest were:- Jason Cowan (they must be mad to include him), Brian Dowling, Nick Bateman, cameron Stout and PJ Ellis.

did anyone see it?

if so, can you scan it?:xyxwave:

[WILDCHILD]

I would hardly choose any of those boys?? PJ? Jason? They were horrible contestants.
Although I agree with Paul Clarke, he was lovely!!:blush:

[BusyBee]

Couldnt agree more Wildchild. How they could include PJ - he was horrible and much as I dislike Jade the way he treated her was awful and that alone should have disqualified him.

[rachb]

somebody has very kindly posted the bit about Paul on BBfans:thumbs:
Paul Clarke - The nation was hooked by the romance between Paul Clarke and Helen Adams in BB2, with a record 626,000 viewers tuning into E4 after 11pm one night to see if Paul and Helen would get it on. Not us. What on earth was lovely, clever Paul - a car designer, for Gawd's sake - doing with Helen, who loved blinkin' when he could have had one of us?

There was just something about Paul Clarke, depite the fact that he was incredibly vain and checked his hair at least a million times a day.
He was just a goddam good-looking man. And nice too.
"Sex on camera was never going to happen. I respect Helen completely", he said after they'd left the house and eventually got it on.

Celebrity Love Island contestants take note.

Very nice about Paul which is unusual:rolleyes:
wondered if anyone has the magazine to see what they said about the others??
It was last sundays star magazine:thumbs:

[Romantic Old Bird]

Am in shock at reading a positive article about Mr Clarke! Not that we don't agree with it of course. It's just lovely to see it in print. He was an absolute gent, and took all the slings and arrows of outrageous housemates without complaint. BHLCS!

Present house'mates' take heed!

[cc100]

here here ROB!

[BusyBee]

ROB as a founder member of the Paul Clarke Appreciation Society I couldnt agree with you more.

The poor lad was never truly appreciated by the others in the house - they didnt know what they were missing.

Us of a more discerning disposition knew here was a very special guy and we havent stopped thinking so. :hugesmile:

[cc100]

it makes a change from the constant slating he gets