Anyone listen this morning when no one could get Jens Lehman's previous Italian club?
Christ it was hard work. Must have been through about 15 callers including 2 Arsenal fans! - all they had to do is guess a big Italian club but instead kept coming with the 'Genoa's, 'Parma's, 'Udinese's. Finally someone had a brain and said AC MIlan.
[cite]Posted By: JT[/cite]Anyone listen this morning when no one could get Jens Lehman's previous Italian club?
Christ it was hard work. Must have been through about 15 callers including 2 Arsenal fans! - all they had to do is guess a big Italian club but instead kept coming with the 'Genoa's, 'Parma's, 'Udinese's. Finally someone had a brain and said AC MIlan.
Just goes to show the type of people who listen to talksport in the morning who have far to much time on there hands and know very little about football or even their own clubs. They probably all have boxes at the emmirates and stand around drinking Cherry and talking business rather than concentrating on Arsenal football on the pitch. I love what this game has become :-)
Talksport must be minted nearly every presenter is off to south africa today or tomorow the only one left behind is poor old keith Arthur, even tho I've been fishing 3 times in mylife he's quite funny at 6am when little adam jnr wakes up early at the weekends. I always listen to talksport when cooking in the kitchen or drowing some puppies in the bathroom as can't stand commercial radio at the moment.
with you on Keith Arhtur , been fishing once in me life and hated it yet I find his show really interesting and some of the saddos that ring up make me proper laugh
I just dispise the station in general. All you the ex-player presenter ever talk about are their own clubs or the sky 4. I also hate the way harry redknapp is treated like some sort of saint and the greatest english manager of all time by almost every presenter.
good old alan brazil, squares up to ronnie irani over michael yardy, cuts to traffic then danny kelly appears saying alan has lost his voice and gone home.
I read he'd been sacked but not actually sure. All a bit sudden anyway.
Anyone else remember this:
"Where were you on April 21, 2001 - the day Roy Keane ended Alf Inge-Haaland’s career with that appalling challenge in the Old Trafford derby?
Last week, talkSPORT’s Ronnie Irani told listeners that “I was at the game” and the incident took place “right where I was sitting. United fans were sitting with their jaws open, they couldn't believe what they were seeing.”
Which is all very curious since the cricket record books show that, on April 21, 2001, Essex were playing Leicestershire at Grace Road in their opening CricInfo Championship game of the season.
Having scored 87 in their first innings, one Ronnie Irani trapped Darren Maddy LBW on the way to an innings victory.
Maybe he nipped over to Salford during the tea interval"
I read he'd been sacked but not actually sure. All a bit sudden anyway.
Anyone else remember this:
"Where were you on April 21, 2001 - the day Roy Keane ended Alf Inge-Haaland’s career with that appalling challenge in the Old Trafford derby?
Last week, talkSPORT’s Ronnie Irani told listeners that “I was at the game” and the incident took place “right where I was sitting. United fans were sitting with their jaws open, they couldn't believe what they were seeing.”
Which is all very curious since the cricket record books show that, on April 21, 2001, Essex were playing Leicestershire at Grace Road in their opening CricInfo Championship game of the season.
Having scored 87 in their first innings, one Ronnie Irani trapped Darren Maddy LBW on the way to an innings victory.
Maybe he nipped over to Salford during the tea interval"
great detective work .. 'Chicken' Ronnie .. sony award for the best ever bullshitting rubbish radio non -personality
Tried listening to the station recently for the first time based on the fact it's called 'Talksport'! Boy, what a load of commercially driven dross fronted by presenters who are probably not good enough to present on any other main stream station.
The arguments raised are based on nothing but greed in an attempt to wind the listener up to the extent that it causes him (in the main) to ring up/text whilst at the same time swelling the Talksport coffers. Some presenters (e.g. the inane fella who supports 'posh') would swear that black is white in order to get a 'rise' out of the listener and therefore get money for his commercially driven bosses.
I think it truly is a pile of pony, fronted by nothing more than wannabe amateurs.
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might make you feel better.
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Christ it was hard work. Must have been through about 15 callers including 2 Arsenal fans! - all they had to do is guess a big Italian club but instead kept coming with the 'Genoa's, 'Parma's, 'Udinese's. Finally someone had a brain and said AC MIlan.
Just goes to show the type of people who listen to talksport in the morning who have far to much time on there hands and know very little about football or even their own clubs. They probably all have boxes at the emmirates and stand around drinking Cherry and talking business rather than concentrating on Arsenal football on the pitch. I love what this game has become :-)
It's not the same without Wrighty either, Gough is just boring.
Did he mention he used to play "professional" Football ?
Anyone else remember this:
"Where were you on April 21, 2001 - the day Roy Keane ended Alf Inge-Haaland’s career with that appalling challenge in the Old Trafford derby?
Last week, talkSPORT’s Ronnie Irani told listeners that “I was at the game” and the incident took place “right where I was sitting. United fans were sitting with their jaws open, they couldn't believe what they were seeing.”
Which is all very curious since the cricket record books show that, on April 21, 2001, Essex were playing Leicestershire at Grace Road in their opening CricInfo Championship game of the season.
Having scored 87 in their first innings, one Ronnie Irani trapped Darren Maddy LBW on the way to an innings victory.
Maybe he nipped over to Salford during the tea interval"
The arguments raised are based on nothing but greed in an attempt to wind the listener up to the extent that it causes him (in the main) to ring up/text whilst at the same time swelling the Talksport coffers. Some presenters (e.g. the inane fella who supports 'posh') would swear that black is white in order to get a 'rise' out of the listener and therefore get money for his commercially driven bosses.
I think it truly is a pile of pony, fronted by nothing more than wannabe amateurs.