Fiftyyearsandcounting
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You're thinking of Babs, Teddie & JoyWasn't he one of the sisters ;-)
You're thinking of Babs, Teddie & JoyWasn't he one of the sisters ;-)
Howls of derisive laughter, Bruce!
Australia Australia Australia we love you Amen
This here's the wattle, the emblem of our land. You can stick it in a bottle, you can hold it in your hand.
Mat's alter ego mustn't be Michael BaldwinAny suggestions?
That might cause a little confusion.Mat's alter ego mustn't be Michael Baldwin
A few on here need to be taught the faculty rulesThat might cause a little confusion.
D''ya mind if we call him Bruce, just to keep it clear?
There is no…A few on here need to be taught the faculty rules
If you are on Twitter you've probably seen a guy called HLTCO on there who's actually a Palace fan but does a general football podcast as well as a Palace one. It's actually quite a good listen normally and he's done one today about Talksport that pretty much sums it up as a station.
Think it's free to listen to so if you have 15 minutes spare it's worth giving a go - https://www.patreon.com/posts/55315809
A few years ago, the Beeb started worrying about charter renewal. They concluded that their territory might suffer if commercial stations had better ratings and thus they went after those ratings. Hence the dumbing down of just about everything.5Live's programme, whose name escapes me, which is on just before the football coverage on Sundays, is fucking dire. No doubt it is designed to compete with talkshite’s Warmup, which is also fucking shocking.
I know it’s TV, but A Question of Sport is also terrible now. I loved it, during the era when messers Beaumont and Botham were captains, but nowadays, it’s too "laddish", no doubt as a response to Sty's equally awful A League of Their Own.
Why can’t the BBC just concerned on its own content, and not worry about its rivals?