John Gregory

[Chris Jameson]

Anybody follow him on Twitter?

He retweeted that odious prick Tommy Robinson yesterday.

I no longer follow him on Twitter.

[Charlie8182]

I noticed that as well.
I know last year his tweets showed him as a staunch brexiteer but this is a different level 

[Malandro]

Really? That's odd.

[Nev]

I noticed that as well.
I know last year his tweets showed him as a staunch brexiteer but this is a different level 

I noticed that as well. I wonder how he squares this with his vocal admiration of Bruce Springsteen?

[Alex77]

From hero to zero in one tweet. Quite impressive!

[Mortimer's Bear]

I find that disappointing, as I did Paul McGrath's tweet about Martin McGuiness. I won't be unfollowing either though.

[German James]

Then he's a ******.

[Clampy]

He actually re-tweeted the Andrew Neil speech from the other day but yes, he could have chosen a better source to re-tweet it from obviously.

[SoccerHQ]

Anyone seen his series of interviews with the Villa View guys on YouTube? Well worth a watch.

[kippaxvilla2]

I thought Tommy Robinson was a reformed character these days or am I wrong?  Must admit haven't heard from him in a while.

[DBTW]

Has said tweet been deleted now?

[chrisw1]

He actually re-tweeted the Andrew Neil speech from the other day but yes, he could have chosen a better source to re-tweet it from obviously.

Seriously if all he tweeted was the Andrew Neil speech people need to calm down.  He probably didn't even spot the source.

[Dave]

I thought Tommy Robinson was a reformed character these days or am I wrong?  Must admit haven't heard from him in a while.

Reformed into what?

[Bad English]

I quite liked 2-4-6-8 Motorway. Shame.

[Nev]

I thought Tommy Robinson was a reformed character these days or am I wrong?  Must admit haven't heard from him in a while.

I think he did briefly work with the Quillam foundation but the fact that he popped up in Central London mere minutes after the deaths last week to gain exposure for his views would bracket him alongside the likes of Farage and Hopkins once again.