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09 Apr 15
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Clearly committed to channel fours racing output the dynamic duo decide that instead of fronting the biggest day of the year theyd rather be covering toffs rowing down a river and grown men hitting a ball into a hole.
Cant imagine Martin Tyler saying to sky that he wont be commentating on this years champions league final because he wants to go and front the european netball championships but clearly hes more committed to his sport than our national treasure and the finest export from the caribbean since coconuts
Cant imagine Martin Tyler saying to sky that he wont be commentating on this years champions league final because he wants to go and front the european netball championships but clearly hes more committed to his sport than our national treasure and the finest export from the caribbean since coconuts
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Balding is not committed to CH4 racing she has already said she is leaving. Can't blame PerSAD for choosing to be at Augusta.
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Cannot fault Persad's judgement. I'd rather be in Syria than bloody Liverpool. Ghastly place.
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bbc probably pays them more given that they both fit the 'token' criteria
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Anything I want to watch that doesn't have Balding on it is a plus. Yet another jolly hockey sticks 'ooh isn't everything wonderful when you're rich?' posho I'm sick of the ****g sight of.
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Rishi will still be at the airport going through checks with Homeland Security imo
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Im no fan of the PC mob but i like Rishi. Think he has improved no end. Choosing between the US Masters at Augusta and Liverpool is no contest. Good luck to him, he deserves it.
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Agreed, Rishi has improved over a stone, seems very accomplished in front of the camera these days.
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Agreed, Rishi has improved over a stone
even the commentators are getting h/cap marks...... |
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Rishi imo was always good.
Except at the one thing the producers kept asking him to do -- which was to play the Tommo role of talking to pished-up once-a-year racegoers. |
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Well he wasn't good when he interviewed Sir Henry at Royal Ascot on the BBC a few years ago that was excruciating. He has improved though progressing from selling-plater to a a low grade handicapper.
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