| He is a proven liar, a cheat and a chancer, a man so arrogant that he thought he was above the law. |
| This is the oldest trick in the book, the ruse to use when all else fails, the last resort of the poor, the desperate, the ticketless and, of course, the professional chancer. |
| In the Consolation Cup we have Rasaman, Rothesay Chancer, Go Go Green and Midnight Dynamo. |
| And Andrew Lincoln, a springy chancer in shorts, dispenses a new item of dodgy wisdom with each of his physical jerks. |
| But, as befits the actor whose screen character is a smart but lairy chancer who finds himself out of his depth, Conlon is a bit bemused at his rising reputation. |
| He is either a complete chancer or some kind of neglected genius. |
