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Has he had a bet with someone about how many times he can use the phrase "I have to say" in a single broadcast? Seems to be shoehorning it in to just about every sentence, sometimes more than once.
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I just random tested this , been watching another channel, it was the fifth word he said.
He's been saying it since day one, just another reason why I watch ATR with the sound off.
He's been saying it since day one, just another reason why I watch ATR with the sound off.
Maybe he went to the 'Claude Duval School of Broadcasting'?
Claude would often start a sentence with..."I have to tell you...." and then it would be followed by something like 'no favourite has won this race since Queen Victoria was on the throne'.
Claude would often start a sentence with..."I have to tell you...." and then it would be followed by something like 'no favourite has won this race since Queen Victoria was on the throne'.
He cant possibly say it as often as Weaver says "look".
GEORGE.B 14 Nov 23 18:40
Maybe he went to the 'Claude Duval School of Broadcasting'?
Claude would often start a sentence with..."I have to tell you...." and then it would be followed by something like 'no favourite has won this race since Queen Victoria was on the throne'.
PMSL
Maybe he went to the 'Claude Duval School of Broadcasting'?
Claude would often start a sentence with..."I have to tell you...." and then it would be followed by something like 'no favourite has won this race since Queen Victoria was on the throne'.
PMSL
hong kong fooey 14 Nov 23 18:47
He cant possibly say it as often as Weaver says "look".
Or even "if you like"
He cant possibly say it as often as Weaver says "look".
Or even "if you like"
"The only reason they put the red hood on is so they can take it off at the start." And
"Every jockey knows you have to have your head in front when you pass the post"
Any guesses who said these?
"Every jockey knows you have to have your head in front when you pass the post"
Any guesses who said these?
Racing Post Bloodstock articles:
... the likes of Auguste Rodin and City Of Troy
... the likes of Arkle and Mill House
... the likes of Enable and Treve
Do they get paid by the word?
Anyone know any words that I can use to pad out my article?
... the likes of Auguste Rodin and City Of Troy
... the likes of Arkle and Mill House
... the likes of Enable and Treve
Do they get paid by the word?
Anyone know any words that I can use to pad out my article?
Jason weaver, "he brings a big ticket to the race".
Ed Chamberlain, "It's good to have you on board"
Francesca, "I can't wait", no wonder she's always up the duff.
Ed Chamberlain, "It's good to have you on board"
Francesca, "I can't wait", no wonder she's always up the duff.
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