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12 June 2003, 10:38 PM
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Lets hope they don't **** up like last year ball's up 
Been there had the t-shirt sat in the traffic at earls court got limmo for the last ball we went to much better arrive in style
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Been there had the t-shirt sat in the traffic at earls court got limmo for the last ball we went to much better arrive in style
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12 June 2003, 10:50 PM
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Last year was OK, I first went back in '95 and it just keeps getting bigger... The Alexandra Palace bash was the best, totally mad... wildest of them all... the Earls Court dos' were a little too dull and gave one a miss...
Jools Holland was cracking last year and the Tom Jones impersonator was better than the man himself...
PS, there is nothing 'sado' about free booze and free entertainment.
Jools Holland was cracking last year and the Tom Jones impersonator was better than the man himself...
PS, there is nothing 'sado' about free booze and free entertainment.
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13 June 2003, 07:05 PM
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Vodafone and 3g don't equate
The biggest mobile phone company in the world and they can't get 3g working IIRC
No but o2 can
just goes to show the small fish can be better
the big fish on rollout
And don't even mention the Jorden sponsorship deal what a **** up that was do I hear a £150 million **** up time will
I see our crap staff shares going even lower [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]
As for the ball it's always been a tax thing that's why you have to pay £5
Edited to add your a dedicated company man then Mycoft
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[Edited by Huxley - 6/13/2003 7:11:51 PM]
The biggest mobile phone company in the world and they can't get 3g working IIRC
No but o2 can
just goes to show the small fish can be betterthe big fish on rollout
And don't even mention the Jorden sponsorship deal what a **** up that was
do I hear a £150 million **** up time will I see our crap staff shares going even lower [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]
As for the ball it's always been a tax thing that's why you have to pay £5
Edited to add your a dedicated company man then Mycoft
The event, organised by Skybridge on behalf of Vodafone, was attended by nearly 11,500 guests and saw Earls Court One and Two transformed into a giant beach party.
Catered by 1,500 Beeton Rumford kitchen and waiting staff, the event ran up incredible quantities of food including 15,000 bread rolls, 1,375kg of chicken and 1,375kg of potatoes.
Following the dinner the guests enjoyed a variety of entertainment, including a full sized funfair, a comedy and blues club and performances by some of the UK's leading pop acts including The Corrs and Ronan Keating.
In its 18th year, and held at Earls Court for the past four years, the Vodafone UK Ball has become a keenly anticipated event for all the company's UK staff.
Andrew Morris, Earls Court and Olympia Group chief executive was invited to attend the event and commented: "What an incredible event! Superb organisation, great food, amazing entertainment. I was proud to host the event and be a guest."
"The development and production of an event of this size is a yearlong exercise," said Skybridge chief executive Randle Stonier.
Catered by 1,500 Beeton Rumford kitchen and waiting staff, the event ran up incredible quantities of food including 15,000 bread rolls, 1,375kg of chicken and 1,375kg of potatoes.
Following the dinner the guests enjoyed a variety of entertainment, including a full sized funfair, a comedy and blues club and performances by some of the UK's leading pop acts including The Corrs and Ronan Keating.
In its 18th year, and held at Earls Court for the past four years, the Vodafone UK Ball has become a keenly anticipated event for all the company's UK staff.
Andrew Morris, Earls Court and Olympia Group chief executive was invited to attend the event and commented: "What an incredible event! Superb organisation, great food, amazing entertainment. I was proud to host the event and be a guest."
"The development and production of an event of this size is a yearlong exercise," said Skybridge chief executive Randle Stonier.
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13 June 2003, 07:46 PM
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Not at all... I was a lone voice that said the 3G licences were a rip-off and that Vodafone should use its muscle to turn its back on the entire fiasco, let the others pay a fortune for the licences and then buy them on the cheap... I was right, nothing newthere then.
I do not 'work' for Vodafone, I have in the past been of some value to them...
I do not 'work' for Vodafone, I have in the past been of some value to them...
13 June 2003, 08:40 PM
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I do not 'work' for Vodafone
Welcome to Vodafone the only UK company with the worlds best and efficiant HR department
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Yes 3G licenses were a ripoff but ALL the operators here managed to throw £27Billion at the government for the honour of having a license for WCDMA bandwidth.
How sad they didn't realise they would have to change their hardware, basically all of it, in the process.
O2 have 3G working? Interesting ... Is that the same company who recently knocked billions off there share prices?
How sad they didn't realise they would have to change their hardware, basically all of it, in the process.
O2 have 3G working? Interesting ... Is that the same company who recently knocked billions off there share prices?
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Vodafone Ball - 1997/1998 & 2001??
Last year was OK, I first went back in '95 and it just keeps getting bigger... The Alexandra Palace bash was the best, totally mad... wildest of them all... the Earls Court dos' were a little too dull and gave one a miss...
Jools Holland was cracking last year and the Tom Jones impersonator was better than the man himself...
PS, there is nothing 'sado' about free booze and free entertainment.
Jools Holland was cracking last year and the Tom Jones impersonator was better than the man himself...
PS, there is nothing 'sado' about free booze and free entertainment.
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