Friend and fiend Liam Williams, ex-member of smash hit boy band The Loners (fronted by Scull), returned to the stage before Christmas for one last 'blowout' of his unique musical sound.

In front of a packed out awning at Eoin's Christmas party Liam was back to his best on the saxophone playing the hits 'Baker Street', 'Baker Street' and of course, 'Baker Street'.

The night ended on something of a sour note for Liam however as his audience slowly frittered away throughout his fifteen minute set until he was left alone in the awning- playing (you guessed it) 'Baker St'.

Chris Scull's of the world all seem to have survived the Christmas period although we are still yet to hear from many other Chris Scull's.

It has come to our attention there are murderous Chris Scull's, carjacking Chris Scull's, English Heritage Chris Scull's, and Hollywood Chris Scull's but all are yet to get in contact.

Hopefully quite soon we'll be building a better picture of how many Chris Scull's exist and if us free Chris Scull's are indeed in the minority.

Malachy Tuohy, housemate and cousin of Chris Scull, sensationally dropped his dinner last night having previously spent an estimated 40 minutes making it. 

An eyewitness at the scene Peter Tomlin, 42, said "it was quite a mess, he got it all over his sandals too.  It looked quite nice on the plate but not so nice spread over a 1 metre radius on the living room floor".

Tuohy is yet to comment on the disaster but sources claim he blames the rug on which he tripped.  A full investigation isn't planned.

Chris Scull spent his New Years in Liverpool surrounded by fake Lacoste tracksuits, sovereign rings and even a chance encounter with spritualist, medium, and mentalist Derek Acorah.

He was seen alone although rumour has it he was on a bender with Robin Cook, Princess Diana and Bill hellraiser Tosh Lynes.

However, it could just be the beak talking.

Chris Scull has sensationally signed for East London radio station Time Fm as a match reporter on Saturday afternoons.  Scull will be covering such illustrious clubs as Hornchurch, Thurrock, Romford, Leyton Orient, Ilford, and Barking and East Ham United.

Scull can be heard between 3-6pm on (almost namesake) Pat Scullion's SPORTSTIME show, sending in his reports from around the country.

Chris Scull spoke today of the importance of his signing for Time Fm.

"To be honest, I don't think they really thought they could sign someone of my stature, but I'm gonna help them out.  And of course it'll be a joy to report from the hallowed turf of Thurrock FC's Ship Lane Ground or Romford FC's Theatre of Dreams- the Ford Sports Centre."

"As for what people can expect from my match  reports, well they'll just have to listen to 107.5 Time Fm 2-7pm on Saturdays."

This week's guest review comes from Holly Armitage in Essex, England.  Holly says:

"my word, tell Chris that he's a loser - that is a p*ss poor webpage.. Jesus, he obviously has too much spare time on his hands."

For some reason the old guestbook stopped working, so here is another guestbook.

Which will hopefully work longer than 2 weeks.

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