There was a song Joe used to hum fragments of at the forge, of which the burden was Old
Clem. This was not a very ceremonious way of rendering homage to a patron saint; but, I believe Old
Clem stood in that relation towards smiths.
Clem's Middlesbrough FC and wider football knowledge, wrapped up in his likeable Teesside charm, led to him becoming a regular voice over the BBC airwaves.
On a lighter side,
Clem jested it was a good idea to redo the record, because he couldn't stand his Morrissey-esque vocal affectations in the original.
Karli, a green Muppet with fluffy pigtails, is introduced in an online-only clip called "On Your Team," in which Dalia and
Clem chat with their old friend, Elmo's father, about becoming foster parents: "Changes like this can be really rough for kids and for adults, too,"
Clem acknowledges.
Prior to the show,
Clem Burke had explained that his motivation to tour with Bootleg Blondie was driven by his desire to revisit the early Blondie catalogue and play songs that haven't been played since the CBGB club days, and he certainly lived up to his promise.
In his written response to the defendants' motions,
Clem acknowledged that the complaint presently contains insufficient factual allegations to state a claim against Fox, Coffey or the commonwealth, and he requested that the claims against these defendants be dismissed without prejudice.
"It has been my sincere pleasure to work with Jack
Clem over the last several years," says Dan F.
The
CLEM project is being implemented by the DOST with the support of DepEd and provincial government which aimed to support K to 12's curriculum through being a modern avenue that will create learning practices, human support, and physical environment to facilitate the development of the 21st-century skills of both teachers and learners.
"Not too much,"
Clem told her, "I got one more than the price of each in pence, PS3.80 the lot."
Entitled simply "
Clem", it is a colourful and anecdote-crammed account of one of the most charismatic men in the history of the game.
As a youngster, once my father had finished with the Observer, Sunday for me meant reading Katharine Whitehorn in the front of the paper -- the columnist I wanted to grow up to be -- and scanning
Clem's rugby reports in the back.