Talksport now (continued)

[mcmanus]

Re: Talksport now

Rosler on now.

 

[ifiwasarichfan]

A very good segment just now on the Colin Murray show about England v Germany encounters.

Loved the line about celebrating "like a Baboon who has been shot by an air rifle"

 

[raghunter57]

Cricket talk then Brazil in midstream digress and up comes United this or Oily Mugs the singer who is another Rags fan. What the F..k does Oily Mugs bring to football talk other than another Southern based plastic Rag bullshitter?
Poor Brian Moore, he must have patient of a saint. The guy is 1st class and what ever Talkshite are paying him is not enough.

 

[raghunter57]

Oily Mugs on now pure bollocks.................................................Brazil sucking as normal when a Rag is involved.

 

[mike channon´s windmill]

And now it´s the Brendan Rodgers cocksucking hour - the coont is never off the station!!

You can just see why though - the listeners are infested with out of town rags and fookin plastic scousers

 

[mancity dan]

Brazil set to leave.

Is Brazil about to walk from the talk? Presenter who makes you choke on your cornflakes set to quit show over pay
By David Kent
PUBLISHED: 09:01, 22 November 2013 | UPDATED: 10:17, 22 November 2013
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He is irritating, he is annoying, he is Alan Brazil. And breakfast without him would be like toast without butter.
When he is talking across his guests (most of them), you just want him to be quiet. When he is hyping something ‘This is a big, big; big, big game,’ you want him to turn down the volume.

But to turn him off? Come on TalkSport – he is the jewel in your crown.
Motormouth: Alan Brazil is just as comfortable behind the microphone as he was in the penalty area as a player


Charles Sale’s story this morning that Brazil may talk on Talksport no more will send shockwaves through his loyal listeners. Around one million regularly listen to his early-morning show.

They tune in each morning for his mixture of racing knowledge and football joy. His sometimes odd choice of broadcast partner (Brian Moore… really?) doesn’t seem to put them off, but they trust his opinions and thrive on his passion.
Cheers: The footballer turned presenter is well known for his bon viveur lifestyle and big character



Feeling horse: Brazil talks with equal enthusiasm on both the game he played and racing


It’s a long time since Brazil played for Ipswich, Manchester United and Spurs (1977-1986). Not to mention stopping off at Detroit Express, Coventry, QPR, Stambridge, Witham Town, Wollongong City and somewhere called Baden. He scored once in 13 Scotland caps, but his 70 league goals in 154 games for Bobby Robson’s Ipswich team is what most remember him for, although that was 30 years ago.

On the pitch: Brazil made his name as a striker. He is pictured here scoring for Manchester United in 1984

United we stand: Brazil (third left) with Ron Atkinson, Jasper Olsen and Gordon Strachan

You need to be of a certain vintage to appreciate Brazil’s prowess in the box, although we are often reminded of his prowess at the bar.

He can laugh at himself, which is one of the reasons why listeners enjoy sharing their mornings with him – he doesn’t take himself too seriously.

He is a ‘big, big; big, big’; performer for TalkSport. Charles Sale says they pay him £1,500-a-show. They need to get the chequebook out and give him a ‘big, big; big, big’ rise.



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[blue b4 the moon]

The article above could be part of the agenda......it does say his highlights were at Ipswich but the piccy is when he was a rag....a clear attempt to lull plastic rags to the article.

Been a long day already....

 

[scotty123]

Brazil set to leave.

Is Brazil about to walk from the talk? Presenter who makes you choke on your cornflakes set to quit show over pay
By David Kent
PUBLISHED: 09:01, 22 November 2013 | UPDATED: 10:17, 22 November 2013
1
View
comments
He is irritating, he is annoying, he is Alan Brazil. And breakfast without him would be like toast without butter.
When he is talking across his guests (most of them), you just want him to be quiet. When he is hyping something ‘This is a big, big; big, big game,’ you want him to turn down the volume.

But to turn him off? Come on TalkSport – he is the jewel in your crown.
Motormouth: Alan Brazil is just as comfortable behind the microphone as he was in the penalty area as a player


Charles Sale’s story this morning that Brazil may talk on Talksport no more will send shockwaves through his loyal listeners. Around one million regularly listen to his early-morning show.

They tune in each morning for his mixture of racing knowledge and football joy. His sometimes odd choice of broadcast partner (Brian Moore… really?) doesn’t seem to put them off, but they trust his opinions and thrive on his passion.
Cheers: The footballer turned presenter is well known for his bon viveur lifestyle and big character



Feeling horse: Brazil talks with equal enthusiasm on both the game he played and racing


It’s a long time since Brazil played for Ipswich, Manchester United and Spurs (1977-1986). Not to mention stopping off at Detroit Express, Coventry, QPR, Stambridge, Witham Town, Wollongong City and somewhere called Baden. He scored once in 13 Scotland caps, but his 70 league goals in 154 games for Bobby Robson’s Ipswich team is what most remember him for, although that was 30 years ago.

On the pitch: Brazil made his name as a striker. He is pictured here scoring for Manchester United in 1984

United we stand: Brazil (third left) with Ron Atkinson, Jasper Olsen and Gordon Strachan

You need to be of a certain vintage to appreciate Brazil’s prowess in the box, although we are often reminded of his prowess at the bar.

He can laugh at himself, which is one of the reasons why listeners enjoy sharing their mornings with him – he doesn’t take himself too seriously.

He is a ‘big, big; big, big’; performer for TalkSport. Charles Sale says they pay him £1,500-a-show. They need to get the chequebook out and give him a ‘big, big; big, big’ rise.



Read more: <a class="postlink" href="http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/article-2511659/Is-Alan-Brazil-quit-talkSPORT-Breakfast-presenter-wont-sign-new-contract-pay-rise.html#ixzz2lN3BNacb" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/articl ... z2lN3BNacb</a>
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Let him go, Brian Moore could do it standing on his head, and take the Moose with him it might stop him posting on here!

 

[TGR]

Brazil set to leave.

Is Brazil about to walk from the talk? Presenter who makes you choke on your cornflakes set to quit show over pay
By David Kent
PUBLISHED: 09:01, 22 November 2013 | UPDATED: 10:17, 22 November 2013
1
View
comments
He is irritating, he is annoying, he is Alan Brazil. And breakfast without him would be like toast without butter.
When he is talking across his guests (most of them), you just want him to be quiet. When he is hyping something ‘This is a big, big; big, big game,’ you want him to turn down the volume.

But to turn him off? Come on TalkSport – he is the jewel in your crown.
Motormouth: Alan Brazil is just as comfortable behind the microphone as he was in the penalty area as a player


Charles Sale’s story this morning that Brazil may talk on Talksport no more will send shockwaves through his loyal listeners. Around one million regularly listen to his early-morning show.

They tune in each morning for his mixture of racing knowledge and football joy. His sometimes odd choice of broadcast partner (Brian Moore… really?) doesn’t seem to put them off, but they trust his opinions and thrive on his passion.
Cheers: The footballer turned presenter is well known for his bon viveur lifestyle and big character



Feeling horse: Brazil talks with equal enthusiasm on both the game he played and racing


It’s a long time since Brazil played for Ipswich, Manchester United and Spurs (1977-1986). Not to mention stopping off at Detroit Express, Coventry, QPR, Stambridge, Witham Town, Wollongong City and somewhere called Baden. He scored once in 13 Scotland caps, but his 70 league goals in 154 games for Bobby Robson’s Ipswich team is what most remember him for, although that was 30 years ago.

On the pitch: Brazil made his name as a striker. He is pictured here scoring for Manchester United in 1984

United we stand: Brazil (third left) with Ron Atkinson, Jasper Olsen and Gordon Strachan

You need to be of a certain vintage to appreciate Brazil’s prowess in the box, although we are often reminded of his prowess at the bar.

He can laugh at himself, which is one of the reasons why listeners enjoy sharing their mornings with him – he doesn’t take himself too seriously.

He is a ‘big, big; big, big’; performer for TalkSport. Charles Sale says they pay him £1,500-a-show. They need to get the chequebook out and give him a ‘big, big; big, big’ rise.



Read more: <a class="postlink" href="http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/article-2511659/Is-Alan-Brazil-quit-talkSPORT-Breakfast-presenter-wont-sign-new-contract-pay-rise.html#ixzz2lN3BNacb" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/articl ... z2lN3BNacb</a>
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Let him go, Brian Moore could do it standing on his head, and take the Moose with him it might stop him posting on here!

Please just fuck him off ASAP!
Unfortunately no chance - where else is he going to get £1,500 a day + freebies?

 

[City Raider]

Brazil can laugh at himself? Are they listening to the same bloke I do?