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X Factor star Chico Slimani has suffered a huge stroke at the age of 47.

Didn't he once appear on the Turf at half time in the mid Noughties?

Get well soon, fella.

Didn't he once appear on the Turf at half time in the mid Noughties
Get well soon, fella.
Hmm
You obviously didn't witness it.

Think I did, just wondered if it was the same one.

Not really my cup of tea musically,but he is a harmless enough entertainer,hope he makes a complete recovery for him and his family's sake.

His appearance is the only Burnley home game I have ever purposely missed.

Hope he gets well soon.

Worst performance on the Turf since Paul Stewart.

Paul Stewart that name brings back nightmares,sadly not for the opposition defenders.

claptrappers_union wrote:His appearance is the only Burnley home game I have ever purposely missed.

Hope he gets well soon.

Are you saying that you purposely missed a game just because Chico was going to be performing at ht! If so that's weird!

What's more weird is people who are still in the stands at half time....

Leisure wrote:Are you saying that you purposely missed a game just because Chico was going to be performing at ht! If so that's weird!

Nah, not really. Found something better to do.

I find it more weird that you still went knowing that Chico was going to be performing.

He probably went because there was a game on.
Like me.
Strange, but there ya go.....

Sounds like he took his little glimmer of fame and used it to do ok for himself, and help a few others along the way.

Hopefully, for him and his family, he can recover from this.

Still an odd choice for half time entertainment.

WadingInDeeper wrote:Sounds like he took his little glimmer of fame and used it to do ok for himself, and help a few others along the way.

Hopefully, for him and his family, he can recover from this.

Still an odd choice for half time entertainment.

Was it Bentleys idea?

WadingInDeeper wrote:Sounds like he took his little glimmer of fame and used it to do ok for himself, and help a few others along the way.

Hopefully, for him and his family, he can recover from this.

Still an odd choice for half time entertainment.

Wasn’t it before the game?

Nope. It was at half time. Almost 11yrs to the very day.

First and only match I have taken the missus on.

2 things amazed her that day.

1. The thought that Chico playing at half time was normal

2. How can someone with an arse the size of David Unsworth be a professional sportsman

Bangers&Mash wrote:Nope. It was at half time.

It was pre-match and during half-time.

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claptrappers_union wrote:Nah, not really. Found something better to do.

Shame on you!

In fact... since that the game before that match, other than the remaining games on my season ticket, I haven’t paid to watch Burnley play at home.

I cant remember why, but I missed the match that he appeared on. Thank Christ!

Could it be Chico time up ?

Record concourse sales that day?

It's Chico's time, fellas

Young lad who had his ten minutes of fame and made the most of it while he could. Make hay while the sun shines as they say. I don't think he took himself too seriously. Get well soon Chico.

Nice to see Chico has made a great recovery from his stroke ..Not many people do ..

karatekid wrote:Young lad who had his ten minutes of fame and made the most of it while he could. Make hay while the sun shines as they say. I don't think he took himself too seriously. Get well soon Chico.

It says a lot that, clearly having no talent; he is remembered when even previous winners aren't.