Roberts would finish the job whilst Worsley was still going through her dressing up box trying to find the right historical costume to illustrate that she was in a fight.
Instead of imagining them going at each other like a couple of heavyweight contenders, I'd rather imagine them going at each other like a couple of hungry kittens at a saucer of milk.
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I reckon Alice would fight dirty if pushed.
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Quite.
Lucy would do that from the start.
Bam.
Alice doesn’t even get a chance.
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Worsley. No question. Grimsby fan too.
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Odd pairing.
Tricky. Being a biological anthropologist Alice is a walking non sequitur and oxymoron. This must grate.
However, having said that Worsley is the most irritatingly wrong telly historian since Starkey.
Roberts in 5 for me Clive.
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How DARE you?!?
take that back, right now. I don’t care if it’s true, Lucy is a national treasure .
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I have read two roberts books on long butied dead so I'd back her to be a competent dislocator
but i've read worsely's book on the obsession with murder so I think she'd win and have a bag or two of quicklime handy to get rid of the evidence
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Alice Roberts.
Worsley is weak.
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Do they actually have any beef?
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I have seen The Roberts IRL. She'd snap Worsley like a twig over one of her elegant, well-formed knees. .
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Roberts would finish the job whilst Worsley was still going through her dressing up box trying to find the right historical costume to illustrate that she was in a fight.
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Instead of imagining them going at each other like a couple of heavyweight contenders, I'd rather imagine them going at each other like a couple of hungry kittens at a saucer of milk.
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On historical boxing, there is a great HH on the first boxer to actually try and avoid getting punched. Black american guy, I forget his name.
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Tom Molyneux?
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Sorry, Bill Richmond. His revolutionary ‘getting out of the way’ method.
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