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Ann22 · 02-02-2013 7:22pm

iguana wrote: »

Of course she could, eventually anyway, it's legally her money. If such a scenario did occur (which it wouldn't as same day transfers must be done in a branch in person with ID and even if it could be done online Lewis wouldn't have been able to get his hands on 9 grand cash that day) the money would be evidence and would be taken by the police. As it's stolen money it would be returned to Gail at the end of the investigation/trial. Audrey chose to give the money to Penny, she'd have no claim on money he stole.

Audrey said it was her money 'cos she'd paid off Diane from Crossroads:). But that was Lewis's debt not Gail's so fairly, that is Gail's money. In saying that, Gail was cheeky and bad mannered and totally hard necked to lift it off the table, considering the fact that she deserved to be robbed:). She should've politely sat quiet and hoped Audrey could find it in her heart to hand it over.

maurasmith50 · 02-02-2013 10:05pm

Ann22 wrote: »

I'm so tired of Tracy, her and her big mouthful of teeth and cutting remarks. Sick of her:mad:.

Well..maybe she'll be taken down a peg or two. She will be working with Kirk in the packing department of the knicker factory

Jocelynel · 03-02-2013 12:30am

oh gail, you silly woman....classic corrie episode with them all sat around watching the video...was it david that said you didn't even sample the goods...brilliant

i will miss lewis

starlit · 03-02-2013 1:21am

Rob might calm tracey down. Poor gail. Lewis what a sneak.

Jikashi · 03-02-2013 6:52pm

Despite not liking how nasty he got with Kylie near the end, I'd be lying if I said I didn't think Lewis was a brilliant character. His Bond-villainesque video performance was such a class act

Oliverdog · 03-02-2013 7:11pm

"Kylie, you can do so much better than that weasel of a husband"

Classic Corrie humour in David's reaction.

JP Liz V1 · 03-02-2013 7:41pm

No sympathy at all for Gail, well played Lewis

cats.life · 03-02-2013 8:04pm

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

No sympathy at all for Gail, well played Lewis

Damn it ill miss lewis sneaking around.. the best thing now about corrie is the MEER CATS .COM ads when on a break, think they are so cute and funny doing stuff on the cobbles.

jos28 · 03-02-2013 10:16pm

No sympathy for Gail either, she deserved it. She should have valued her relationship with her mother not welcomed another disastrous man into her life. I reckon they should bring Martin Platt back although afaik he is too busy making cheese

http://www.saddleworthcheese.co.uk/index.html

Ann22 · 03-02-2013 10:42pm

Mad how David looks so much like Gail. He would pass as her real son.

JP Liz V1 · 03-02-2013 10:44pm

Ann22 wrote: »

Mad how David looks so much like Gail. He would pass as her real son.

As opposed to the current Nick who dont pass as her son imo he looks her age

syklops · 04-02-2013 10:42am

Ann22 wrote: »

Mad how David looks so much like Gail. He would pass as her real son.

Well they say that dogs start to look like their owners maybe its the same with soap actors.

JP Liz V1 · 04-02-2013 3:15pm

Tyrone Dobbs pays a visit to his twisted ex-fiancée Kirsty Soames this evening (February 4), hoping that he can appeal to her better nature.

Tonight's double bill sees Tyrone (Alan Halsall) hit rock bottom when he meets with his solicitor and hears some crushing legal advice - he should just plead guilty and beg for leniency when his domestic violence case reaches court.

Wondering whether this could be his best option, Tyrone heads over to see Kirsty (Natalie Gumede) at Number 9, promising that he'll verify her false claims if she agrees to give him regular access to their baby daughter Ruby.

However, Kirsty shocks Tyrone by reminding him that he has another option - move back home and they can rebuild their lives as a family.

syklops · 04-02-2013 3:31pm

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

Tyrone Dobbs pays a visit to his twisted ex-fiancée Kirsty Soames this evening (February 4), hoping that he can appeal to her better nature.

Tonight's double bill sees Tyrone (Alan Halsall) hit rock bottom when he meets with his solicitor and hears some crushing legal advice - he should just plead guilty and beg for leniency when his domestic violence case reaches court.

Wondering whether this could be his best option, Tyrone heads over to see Kirsty (Natalie Gumede) at Number 9, promising that he'll verify her false claims if she agrees to give him regular access to their baby daughter Ruby.

However, Kirsty shocks Tyrone by reminding him that he has another option - move back home and they can rebuild their lives as a family.

Jesus it gets worse.

Jikashi · 04-02-2013 5:56pm

The interview serves as a reminder, why is Tracy so smug all the time? She's, what, in her early thirties, still lives with and sponges off her ageing parents, has been chronically unemployed (when was she a florist?), and has proven unreliable when briefly hired, with no marketable skills, noone she can really call a friend, a foul reputation as a manipulative fraud (Roy, Becky, Ryan), a custodial conviction for murder...

casio4 · 04-02-2013 8:00pm

Jikashi wrote: »

(when was she a florist?)

Didn't she work in the florist which Peters second wife owned when he was married to two women at the same time? Shelley was one and the other ones name escapes me

dark crystal · 04-02-2013 8:28pm

casio4 wrote: »

Didn't she work in the florist which Peters second wife owned when he was married to two women at the same time? Shelley was one and the other ones name escapes me

Lucy, who I think is Simon's mother.

Chucken · 04-02-2013 8:30pm

casio4 wrote: »

Didn't she work in the florist which Peters second wife owned when he was married to two women at the same time? Shelley was one and the other ones name escapes me

Shes hardly done a tap her whole adult life!

http://coronationstreet.wikia.com/wiki/Tracy_McDonald

*Sorry for the long quote*

Tracy's first job was at Maggie Redman's flower shop, where she started working at fifteen. After leaving school, Tracy continued at Maggie's shop full-time and remained there when Maggie sold the shop to a new owner. While she never indicated any passion for the work, Tracy later worked at Lucy's Florist in 2003 but was sacked when Lucy found out that Tracy knew that Peter was still seeing both Lucy and Shelley. In 2010, Tracy expressed an interest in buying Elliott & Son Butcher Shop and turning it into her own flower shop but the owner Claire Peacock refused to sell to Tracy as she hated her.
Tracy also briefly worked behind the bar at the Rovers Return, but only lasted a day as landlady Shelley sacked her for being lazy and helping herself to drinks. She also worked at Peter's bookies for a short time but didn't get on with her co-worker Sally Webster, and Sally eventually sacked Tracy for skiving. A short career as a cab driver for Street Cars followed, which got off to a bad start when Tracy was cheated out of her fare by a plastic dummy on her first day. Tracy enjoyed the work but her real goal at the time was to get close to Steve, and so when she started coming between Steve and Karen, Steve sacked her.

She worked briefly at Prima Doner with Ryan Connor in 2012. She now works in packing at Underworld.

Andersonisgod · 04-02-2013 8:53pm

Anyone think that there might be a twist on the Tyrone/Kirsty storyline? With it turning out that the whole time Tyrone was actually hitting Kirsty, he was just imagining it the other way around. While at the same time he was cheating on her with Fiz. Wouldn't that make him the ultimate soap bad guy.

Chucken · 04-02-2013 8:57pm

I wonder will Kylie and David buy Gails house?

jimmyw · 04-02-2013 9:10pm

That Gail has a flippin cheek, asking for more rent to pay for her own stupidity,while saying she needs to have David and Kylie around to help her.

You cant have it both ways you clown:rolleyes:.For once David was spot on what he told her.

syklops · 04-02-2013 9:26pm

Andersonisgod wrote: »

Anyone think that there might be a twist on the Tyrone/Kirsty storyline? With it turning out that the whole time Tyrone was actually hitting Kirsty, he was just imagining it the other way around. While at the same time he was cheating on her with Fiz. Wouldn't that make him the ultimate soap bad guy.

If Tyrone was seen murdering kittens and trafficking body parts, he still could never be the ultimate soap bad guy. He's had too many years of being cute but stupid Tyrone. Evil genius he is not.

Chucken · 04-02-2013 9:58pm

Wednesday 9.30

Set your reminders!!!

.jacksparrow. · 04-02-2013 10:01pm

Why didn't Tyrone or fizz just record their conversationq with kirsty,she admitted everything.

La_Gordy · 04-02-2013 10:11pm

When is Kirsty getting her comeuppance? There doesn't seem to be any progress according to this weeks spoilers!

dixiedan · 04-02-2013 10:31pm

That lad Craig gets fatter every time we see him. He could do with a few sessions with Dr. Ava on Operation Transformation.

Ann22 · 04-02-2013 10:48pm

The CHEEK of Gail...'David and Kylie are just going to have to pay more rent and stay around to help' WTF?!!!!! I just can't bear her anymore:(.

The CHEEK of Tracy expecting an important position in Underworld and her with the crappiest cv in the universe for Jaysus sake!!

What would I do without all of you to rant to? Sometimes, I just can't contain myself at times to get on line here to let off some steam:):):). I'd probably have spontaneously combusted many moons ago only for this forum:o.

starlit · 04-02-2013 10:51pm

You really feel for poor tyrone! The poor thing!

LizT · 04-02-2013 11:20pm

I do feel for Tyrone but my sympathy is being tested.

"Hmmm, I'm out on bail, one of the conditions is that I can only see my baby with supervision.
I know, I'll try and grab her in the street, then I will sneak into my friend's house to hold her. I haven't seen her properly in a few days now, so I'll kidnap her, get arrested and never be allowed to see her again. That makes sense"

mb1725 · 04-02-2013 11:33pm

Bring back Jackie !

Jackie+Dobbs+(Margi+Clarke)

She'd sort 'em out gurl !!

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