Talk:Matt O'Connor

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According to the Daily Mail 22 May 2006, Matt O'Connor is going out with Nadine Taylor otherwise Nadine Radford, mother of David Ball's daughter and of Matt's son, Archie. The paper says that H.H.Judge Milligan has imposed conditions which Nadine says are "impossible to keep" while David says he has only spoken to his daughter twice in 18 months. However, Nadine says he can see his daughter for half the time and they speak to each other several times a week; that he has failed to turn up on numerous occasions; there is a Shared Residence Order in place and he seeks a Sole Residence Order in his favour; and that he refuses all mediation and has never paid any maintenance. The newspaper may have cause to publish such a vile story; if it is true, let us hope she learns compassion fast; if it is not, let us hope she makes a fortune.Kittybrewster 20:28, 22 May 2006 (UTC)

took out repeated information about the 92nd most powerful man etc...Boils (talk) —Preceding comment was added at 13:08, 25 December 2007 (UTC)

Removed these claims and others which had citation tags dating back to Aug '07. If cites cant be found in approx 8 months then the claims should be removed. Deckchair (talk) 08:59, 25 April 2008 (UTC)