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Posted: Tue Apr 07, 2009 4:53 pm

Dux

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Joined: Mar 13 2003
Posts: 4411
Location: Liverpool

piemandan wrote:Ray French is bleeding rubbish. I love his trademark 'Ohhhhh' though, he usually says it when he doesn't know how to describe a try.

That's even better on the radio. Something important happens and he says:

"OOOHHHHHH! ... Well, goodness me! ... Absolutely sensational! ... Would you believe it?"

Would I believe WHAT, you daft old boob? Still love him though.

I can't stand Jonathan Davies though. The games he commentates on are clearly the only games of Rugby League he ever watches.

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Posted: Tue Apr 07, 2009 6:02 pm

Salty

Club Coach

Joined: Oct 10 2004
Posts: 2651
Location: the quiet west stand

Leaguefan wrote:Please, please, please go away and watch moronball if all you can do is moan!

It was brilliant entertainment including the the cock ups and if you don't like it then you are really following the wrong sport.

I have watched today some 1st class entertainment on the beeb and yes there are are things that were "wrong" but overall the game won.

If this offends you then even moreso you are watching the wrong game.

RL is in the ENTERTAINMENT business and boy did it deliver today.

The games delivered, Clare Balding delivered but French and Saunders were oh so negative.

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Posted: Wed Apr 08, 2009 6:41 pm

Smooth Stu

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Joined: Oct 10 2004
Posts: 3053
Location: The Birthplace of Lord Sam

NickNJ wrote:Is it wrong to fancy the touch line reporter with the man voice? You know, the one who waited half a minute to before starting her interview with Basil Richards

If you're a bloke, yes.

Dan Sarginson: "This is a fantastic opportunity for me to join the biggest name in the competition" 18/10/2013

Tony Clubb: "This is a new exciting chapter of my life signing for Wigan and I couldn't be happier" 18/10/2013

Romain Navarrete: “I’m very happy to have signed for Wigan Warriors. As soon I knew that Wigan were interested, they were the only team that I wanted to sign for. To me, Wigan is the biggest Club in Rugby League and it will be an honour to pull on the famous Cherry-and-White jersey next year. I look forward to working with Shaun Wane and the players at Wigan.”

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