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Hi Darnex Thought ypu be interested to know Kev B contacted me via Linkedin. I've also met up with Pete B a couple of times recently. Be good for me and thee to meet up. ---------- Post added 31-01-2018 at 19:01 ---------- Hi Darnex Thought you'd be interested to know Kev B contacted me via Linkedin. I've also met up with Pete B a couple of times recently. Be good for me and thee to meet up.

"Villa were completely outplayed," intoned Mr Edwards. 0 -1. Injury time. Ha!!!!!!###

Neville's sexist comments are no surprise - football is bedevilled by archaic attitudes. Another example was aired by Radio Sheffield at the end of the derby match at Hillsborough. When a female fan was berating Carvahal, Keith Edwards intoned, "She should be at home getting the Sunday dinner on." Such wit, such enlightenment. Dinosaur.

Anything where the images don't involve removal of kit! As original as jokes on Mrs Brown's Boys.

I think so, too.

Recall him as part of a moderately successful Liverpool team in the sixties. Their heyday was when Ray Clemence took over in goal, from 1971 onwards. Great shot-stopper, Lawrence, though his shortage of height made him susceptible to crosses. I can recall a match at Hillsborough in the late sixties when Tommy dropped a cross which was then prodded home by Alan Warboys. No Wednesday player was near him. Disallowed, sparking pandemonium and showers of blue cushions raining down from the North Stand.

If memory serves, I think the chippy was called "The Friery."

Toby Foster, his sycophants and Howard (Smashie and Nicie) Pressman.

Can standards sink any lower? On Thursday there was a report about the pitfalls of social media. The reporter (that Jennie woman who sounds like a fish wife) asked a member of the public if she felt "discluded" by negative responses on Facebook. Oh dear. RS, the public disservice broadcaster.

I remember my brother and I being taken to the Studio 7 by my dad to see "Goal" in 1966. It was a big deal, as we were able to relive the World Cup glory in glorious Technicolor. It was also the day of the Aberfan disaster - Friday, October 21st. I can vividly recall my mum's upset when we returned, as news had filtered through during the day.

Quite. When the comments are in black and white they sound like they're from Warnock's Big Book of Blame the Ref.

Oh dear, touched a raw nerve there. We're waiting for you to join us in mid table mediocrity. Just wait and see.

Did he get a glowing reference from James Shield? "Adkins, who led Scunthorpe,Reading, Southampton to promotion ..." This clause was copied and pasted into every flipping article Shield wrote during Madkins' tenure in S2.

Why is Wilder whingeing? Yes, when he played that tackle might not even have got a yellow card. But now, if a player goes in with both feet off the ground, it's a red...simple Wheels nuts are beginning to loosen in S2. ---------- Post added 09-12-2017 at 09:15 ---------- So what chances that Welshman getting a start? Or was Mr Wilder coerced into signing him?

Totally agree. The playlist is repeatedly the same 70s and 80s middle of the road tripe...EVERY show, EVERY day...Abba, Cher, Bryan Adams, Shania Twain, The Monkees. And in order to catch weather and traffic bulletins early morning we must suffer Foster practising being "funny", and that Amy woman sycophantically forcing out a stream of giggles.

Flags on cars for week 1. Flags off cars by week 2. England have not had a team worthy of the word "team" for over twenty years, and then we were singing about "thirty years of hurt." So even my basic maths computes that to be 50+ years of failure. Thank God for rugby and cricket (though currently that's not great!)

There was Gowers and Burgons at the corner of Staniforth Rd / Selborne St in Attercliffe.

And yet he insists that as a BBC "presenter" he doesn't have an opinion. More faces than t' Town Hall clock.

Lost its way big time. It's just like an extended pop video - style over substance.

Not sure about tv voices, but Radio Sheffield specialise in annoying voices: Foster's garbling and mumbling Pressman's 70s DJ posing And that Amy woman squealing and whooping on the breakfast show.

Ey up Kevin. I was in the same class as you in the first year at Waltheof. Mr Mawson. I can recall you and Kenny Stinchcombe sitting at the front, hands waving in frantic competition to answer questions. Such enthusiasm and keenness, but Waltheof soon knocked that out of us! Steve Damms.

It's not so much what he says, it's the way he mumbles and bumbles incoherently, usually about his kids, his wife, his village. Bore.

Things are looking up at RS. I hear Clueless has been scrapped and Foster is on his monthly leave. Bliss.

Great! Just heard Foster (I've got two daughters you know) is off air for the next two weeks. Go away, and stay away please. Just as long as Pressman is not first reserve.

That Alex woman on The One Show - trying to sound mower Welash than she is. Cringing... isn't it?