This is a download from LBC, Steve Allen's Little Bit Extra.

Morning, everybody, nice to be company. Friday, the 9th of February, which is a good day, isn't it?

A couple of interviews to do, as you know, for in conversation and then the doctor.

That's always the down bit, I'm afraid.

And all the talk overnight, and I'm afraid, as I said on the programme, I have to

disagree with Darren about Paul Catamol, a man who's wasted himself, completely wasted himself.

Everybody else came out of S Club. Some went on and reformed and it became a little threesome or a two-sum

or a single, I don't know, couldn't really care less, actually. The reason they never made any money, they never wrote anything.

It's as harden as fast as that.

They earned money, and out of all of them, Paul Catamol couldn't really be bothered to save up for the tax,

which everybody else manages to do.

Instead, he manages to make himself the size of a small barrage balloon,

because apparently he's only eating pot noodle and stuff like that. And then bleats on about having to

sell his sort of award. And then he has to sell the other award because the first award didn't sell,

but then it did sell, then we're not too sure. And in the end of the day, you think, why have you

not gone out and got yourself a job? Where's your family? Where's your family? You know, I mean, I'm not saying, for goodness sake, try and grow up a little bit.

And incidentally, you'll remember that another reason that S Club collapsed is because three of them

were caught with cannabis in Covent Garden. They were never charged, but unfortunately the

stigma of drugs stuck with them and sponsors pulled out all over the place. He lives on noodles

and he couldn't afford a new shirt for the chat. So they bought him a shirt.

I mean, to be honest with it, he just let himself go. And he can't get a reality show because he's not famous enough.

And he was on there. I was watching it. I was just curious. I didn't know who's going to be on there. I looked at a picture. I thought it was sort of somebody from the Osmans. I had no idea. It was Paul, Paul Catamol. And then I remembered. He'd walked out of the group. He was the one who cited irreconcilable musical differences. So, why is this anybody else's fault apart from his own? He obviously thinks that, you know, he's going to make something of himself. He's not. He's bankrupt because he couldn't be bothered to pay tax because he'd spent the money on other things.

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