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it is like the elephant in the room. Just painful, like putting Michael Schumacher in a racing car and pretending nothing has happened.
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find this army guy interview rather distasteful on a day like today.
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Andrew Marr is brilliant. A clever,articulate man who is very good at his job. The BBC are lucky to have him.
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I think he can do his job as well as he has ever done. Possibly better because his recent difficulties have, of course, increased his experience and understanding of bias against the infirm.
I would have thought that the back-to-work schemes would even register his condition as a problem for ANY job. |
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His mind is still sharp and he allows the interviewee to answer the question. A refreshing change from the shrill Newsnight woman who likes the sound of her own voice and doesn't let anyone get a word in edge-ways.
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you posted a thread like this before and you had no bites, need new material imo
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is he still ill?
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That joke isn't funny anymore.
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Was it funny in the first place?
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I know, I know - it's serious.
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no, imo
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Be good to see him interview Morrissey.
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rob should reserve this type of comment for the likes of aussie jim and the myriad facking boring cricket commentators imo
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Mikael D'Haguenet 09 Nov 14 14:31
That joke isn't funny anymore. Make my hay 09 Nov 14 14:47 I know, I know - it's serious.  |
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He can no longer open a broadsheet....surely a pre-requisite of the job
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Obviously sentiment has some impact but the reality is that he is past is sell by date. Disability needs equality but that also incurs being replaced in the name of progress instead of soldiering on forever.
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