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cgull
02 May 10 12:31
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Oh yeah, you always see racegoers "studying" the cards in that vile tripe rag you "work" for don't you. GFYYDFC.

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By:
cgull
When: 02 May 10 12:31
Repeated now if you fancy some Sunday rage.
By:
jbarnes (no not him)
When: 02 May 10 12:32
clod is one of the top ten journos that appear on the sunday forum


just
By:
Kingmambo
When: 02 May 10 12:33
I have to tell you that that is a lovely looking tie he has on.
By:
halcyon days
When: 02 May 10 12:37
Clod is without doubt one of the laziest ''journo's'' ever to have reported on the sport.... his tripe is purely for 'jolly good chap/hurrah' officianados !
By:
Stake & Chips
When: 02 May 10 12:39
THE PUNTERS PAL
By:
Ralph Malph
When: 02 May 10 12:39
I have to say Clod is a genius
By:
Amanda Hugnkiss
When: 02 May 10 12:40
I have to say I agree with the opening post.
By:
Win only - Sp only
When: 02 May 10 12:40
BEING MADE TO LOOK EXEPTIONALLY STUPID TODAY, clueless in the extreme
By:
glenivy
When: 02 May 10 12:40
he told his hairdresser not to back the winner lol
By:
halcyon days
When: 02 May 10 12:41
At least B D, J F & J M try to stir debate !
By:
TD_Gunner
When: 02 May 10 12:42
a pleasing thread
By:
Ralph Malph
When: 02 May 10 12:43
win sp - what is different today?
By:
clouded leopard
When: 02 May 10 12:44
clod is a big fan of gravy
By:
Julius Caesar ( JC 100 BC )
When: 02 May 10 12:44
Just about the worst debate i have ever heard. Klueless !!
By:
Julius Caesar ( JC 100 BC )
When: 02 May 10 12:46
Well. Marmite reckons m.glinka is the one to be on for the derby and I aint gunner argue wiv him.
By:
theres only one best tonic
When: 02 May 10 12:51
wait till he mentions others riding the gravy train absolutely priceless from the greaest passenger of all
By:
Hemingway
When: 02 May 10 12:54
amazing scenes
By:
verbotene liebe
When: 02 May 10 13:06
Incredible to think that the first racing book I ever read was written by him, ' Pat on the Back', in late 75 or early 76.
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