Harry Snubbed Again
An unnamed royal expert, called Tom Quinn, has claimed in the Mirror that King Charles personally intervened to prevent Harry (
formerly known as Prince) from being named as the new West Ham manager.
Harry was a strong contender to succeed David Moyes, having made his name with a Firm down Deptford way.
One of his ex-teammates Arthur Brick explained, "
he was a right lad. A proper legend. I'll never forget the way he took on the Millwall lads in that curry house on Mile End Road. Armed only with his polo pony he was - well that and - half of special branch, a regiment of SAS, and a few Ghurkas. He done a real job on 'em. I should have liked to see what he could do with this mob next season."
An unnamed source told People magazine, "
my husband's Chelsea connections got in the way."
Sadly it wasn't to be, after Harry was arrested last night in a naked, drug fuelled, rampage in the all-night Greggs. After, as ever allegedly, having a punch up with Neil Sean in the very heart of London
A spokesman for
Anne Summers West Ham said, "
We went through that with Sam Alladyce. Were not going through that again."
In yet a further snub, three time Eurovision winner Harry (
with hits such as Wax Puppet on a String, Congratjambulations, and his cameo as Cheryl in the popular combo Bucks Fizz), was not selected as this years entry.
A source, with knowledge of the matter, told Tom Quinn, who told People Magazine, who reminded Tom Quinn what he was supposed to be writing it in the Mirror, explained, "
photo faker, lip balm hoarder, Kate Middleton, 58 (stone) is jealous of my H. She thinks she is so much better than everyone else. With her fancy ways. She thinks she owns Eurovision. Well I've been watching it since 1977, when my H won it. Her Willy has never had his skirt ripped off in front of millions."
A brief search of the situations vacant column of the Enfield Gazette revealed numerous other positions that Harry has been snubbed for -
all by King Charles, Queen Camilla, or Princess Catherine - if you ask any number journalists.
In other news the computer chaos at British airports has prevented King Charles from meeting Perkin and Warbeck.
An unnamed source, speaking to anyone gullible enough to listen and believe, said "
we were totally about to fly over, honest Nigerian, we were,"