MediaCityUK party verdict: it was crap
posted Jun 26, 2008 - 11:21 PM | 1 comment
The party at the freshly painted MediaCityUK Studios this past Friday will not be going down as the shindig of the year.
Comments on How-Do's party review are less than enthused about the event, with some people slagging off everything from the food and drink to the entertainment and even Mr Greasley's speech. Here are just a few choice quotes - in case they get removed (which apparently has already happened to a few - see comment #8);
"This event was utter crap. Short on substance - just like the food."
"Comedian was ok, beer was cold - but apart from that this was pretentious rubbish at it's best. "
Not a great start for MediaCityUK, but maybe they'll get it right next time.
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