Stevieatlasblue
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 12 Jul 2015
- Messages
- 2,692
Haha spot on there.
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
Manchester Evening News
- Thread starter Ric
- Start date
B\connellblue
Well-Known Member
Remember his city reports well and his description of maine road as " the theatre of base comedy" probably the bbc agenda back then tooOff topic abit but looking back that pedo Stuart hall used to always cover our games on radio 5 live don’t know if he worked for a paper though
oakiecokie
Well-Known Member
He was a City fan,so why shouldn`t he take the piss ? We did.Remember his city reports well and his description of maine road as " the theatre of base comedy" probably the bbc agenda back then too
B\connellblue
Well-Known Member
His reporting was certainly Interesting. He described what happened in fairly vivid and sometimes shakespearian quotes.He was a City fan,so why shouldn`t he take the piss ? We did.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
Well-Known Member
Remember his city reports well and his description of maine road as " the theatre of base comedy" probably the bbc agenda back then too
There were a good few seasons when that description was very apt! There's also the joke from B Manning about the City fan nailing his ST to the wall at the sheer frustration of watching City, and it was the nail that got nicked!
oakiecokie
Well-Known Member
Whilst travelling back home we couldn`t wait to hear if it was Hall who would make us laugh, as you say with some of Shakespearian quotes.His reporting was certainly Interesting. He described what happened in fairly vivid and sometimes shakespearian quotes.
Had we known then,what we know now,we wouldn``t have entertained the cnut.
nmc
Well-Known Member
His reporting was certainly Interesting. He described what happened in fairly vivid and sometimes shakespearian quotes.
Not sure it was worthy of the term Shakespearean - utter twaddle most of it but he did have his own unique style.
His reporting was certainly Interesting. He described what happened in fairly vivid and sometimes shakespearian quotes.
He should have been the narrator for All or Nothing.
jimharri
Moderator
Nah; it should have been Alan Carr. Amazon missed a trick there.He should have been the narrator for All or Nothing.
Bluekiwi
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 13 Apr 2009
- Messages
- 3,799
- Location
- New Zealand (since 1974)
- Team supported
- Manchester City (from 1955) & Adelaide Crows (AFL)
Not the paper - but their web site
Having nothing to do during this silly break I wandered onto their City web page and clicked on some of the links to articles about our players.
Scrolling down to the COMMENTS sections I stumbled across numerous mindless comments about "Emptihad, joke of the country, small team, Peep not a manager who hasn't won anything without Messi and empty seats.
What is the fixation of those idiots about empty seats? The other comments are just jealousy.
Guess I will not be going back to the Comments sections again.
Having nothing to do during this silly break I wandered onto their City web page and clicked on some of the links to articles about our players.
Scrolling down to the COMMENTS sections I stumbled across numerous mindless comments about "Emptihad, joke of the country, small team, Peep not a manager who hasn't won anything without Messi and empty seats.
What is the fixation of those idiots about empty seats? The other comments are just jealousy.
Guess I will not be going back to the Comments sections again.