My paternal grandmother, Nanny Hadley, lived in a block of flats in London; you could see the corner post of the Arsenal football ground from her front window. We were all supporters of Arsenal because of that. — Tony Hadley Copy Share Image
When I was a small child in London in the early 1960s, I had whooping cough. Then, when I was ten, I had a bone infection called osteomyelitis. I was given antibiotics, and I remember being really groggy and in… — Tony Hadley Copy Share Image
I only started writing in the latter days of Spandau Ballet. I didnt know I could write because all had our roles within the… — Tony Hadley Copy Share Image
I went on a school trip aged 13 around the Mediterranean on a Second World War ship. Seeing lemon trees and orange groves at… — Tony Hadley Copy Share Image
I have never been very good with technology and when it comes to gadgets I normally lag pretty far behind my friends. — Tony Hadley Copy Share Image
No Visit to Thailand is complete without a visit to an elephant sanctuary. We were happy to see well-treated elephants at Nosey Parkers in… — Tony Hadley Copy Share Image
I would love to see a politician who really loves his country and is working for the people and not for him or herself. — Tony Hadley Copy Share Image
I have a pretty good life. I dont dwell in the past, that is dangerous. I have no regrets and try to learn from… — Tony Hadley Copy Share Image
My maternal grandmother, Rose, was as tough as an old boot - she knew her own mind. She was the first person I lost… — Tony Hadley Copy Share Image
I had re-joined Spandau with a good heart, but I just got to the point where I thought I honestly cannot do this any… — Tony Hadley Copy Share Image
There were always so many beautiful women throwing themselves at us. One time we had 40 models in our hotel suite someone had called… — Tony Hadley Copy Share Image
You have to be philosophical about life, you cant angst over it too much. — Tony Hadley Copy Share Image
I was a bit of a strange kid in some ways. I had microscopes, scalpels. — Tony Hadley Copy Share Image
My mum, Josephine, is a great believer that you can be whatever you want in life. I was raised as part of the postwar… — Tony Hadley Copy Share Image
