Talk:Sam Clark

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Dolly magazine

Clark won the role of Ringo after auditioning for a nation-wide Dolly Magazine competition

I thought Dolly was a girl's magazine? 217.34.39.123 12:48, 5 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Sam Clarke is not a notable singer or song writer he is an actor on Neighbours, that is true and is a factual entry, and I have to say that he is a good actor, however in regards to music the information given on his music career is a conflict of Interest, as an Editor on Wikipedia i am aware of guide lines which must be adhered to when claiming factual information, the information on sam is almost self promoting a forth coming album, it is not neutral, the words aspiring musician is not relevant in an encyclopedia it is not factual, there are no reliable sources that suggest he is a musician or has any notoriety as one, i have researched Sam in regards to music and the only references is his own my space, face book pages. lets keep wikipedia as a true information portal not abused to help promote peoples other ventures. i have passed this information on to wikipedia libster (United Kingdom) —Preceding unsigned comment added by Libster1000 (talk • contribs) 03:57, 2 July 2009 (UTC)[reply]

is sam clark married —Preceding unsigned comment added by 90.201.157.225 (talk) 16:56, 25 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]

In reply to your comment: Firstly,Yes DOLLY is a girls magazine generally but it doesn't stop guys from reading it I guess. I know Sam and I know he heard about the competition so he bought the magazine specifically to enter it.

Secondly, you said that Sam isn't a notable singer. Sam has been singing since he was 15 and that's 3 years before he appeared on Neighbours. His debut album, Broken is not forth coming by the way. It was released a few weeks ago. You obviously haven't researched Sam as much as you have claimed because if you go onto Itunes you will most definetly find his song, Broken there. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 121.217.232.79 (talk) 12:14, 4 December 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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In reply to your comment: Firstly,Yes DOLLY is a girls magazine generally but it doesn't stop guys from reading it I guess. I know Sam and I know he heard about the competition so he bought the magazine specifically to enter it.

Secondly, you said that Sam isn't a notable singer. Sam has been singing since he was 15 and that's 3 years before he appeared on Neighbours. He wasn't singing as professional as he is now but it doesn't mean he's not a musician. It is just a matter of opinion if people consider him to be a musician or not. Just because YOU don't consider him to be one doesn't mean that he isn't one. His debut album, Broken is not forth coming by the way. It was released a few weeks ago. You obviously haven't researched Sam as much as you have claimed because if you go onto Itunes you will most definetly find his song, Broken there.

Thirdly, no Sam isn't married.