The Ghost of Alex Higgins wrote:Feelings mutual I would imagine tbfSinbad wrote:Tbf, Ian Abrahams probably isn't to bad a bloke compared to the likes of Alan Brazil or Dominic Cork. But I wouldn't to be seen out having a beer with him.
BOOM !
The Ghost of Alex Higgins wrote:Feelings mutual I would imagine tbfSinbad wrote:Tbf, Ian Abrahams probably isn't to bad a bloke compared to the likes of Alan Brazil or Dominic Cork. But I wouldn't to be seen out having a beer with him.
Reg wrote:How could anyone have voted for Johnny Vaughan?
Mildly amusing - entertaingly dismissive of Irani and Brazil. Cannot, therefore, be 'tedious'.Thursty wrote:Danter.
Tedious.
Superb post.Basualdo wrote:I couldnt decide between, Moose. Parry and Forde.
So I plumped for Wankstain instead.
Which was the obvious first choice now that i think of it.
The first three all suffer from some sort of mental disorder, hugely over encouraged ego or a colossal and monumentally mistaken sense of self worth, whereas Goldstein is just a plain crass old fashioned embarrassing unfunny cunt with zero social awareness who gets his gigs through daddy's connections and in every other field of employment would be getting smacked in the mouth about 4 times daily.
Mittens wrote:I hate to say it, but Ian 'The Moose' Abrahams has to get it. I get it that he's the lovable buffoon of Talk Sport and the foil for the Fat Mans tedious humour, But...
The "Moose is a piece of work..." section of the world cup coverage pretty much sums up what it's like to be around the usual 'Brits abroad' shower! Pointing at the menu shouting "Heineken... HEINEKEN... HEINEKEN " as if there's a Spanish/Portuguese word for Heineken and the waiter is just not getting it. Getting pissy and shirty when the 'hapless Johnny foreigner' doesn't know where to get tomato sauce to go with his hamburger, or trying to sell him local delicacies that offend his pseudo-jewish palette. An abomination of a feature, sadly encouraged and featured heavily by people who really should know better
"The Mooselin Guide" What a catastrophically un-entertaining pile of sit this is! A fat man goes to a football ground and troughs at the corporate nosebag, helping himself to as much food as his grubby little hands can grab, whilst simultaneously poking fun at the same clubs meagre rations for the assembled press. How many football clubs 'spice up' his plate do you reckon? He's always going on about Chelsea making things 'specially' for him... Yeah, with a couple of added ingredients for the ungrateful, sponging fuckwit!
And vaguely racist or xenophobicRoquetas wrote:They were pitifully unfunny to be at a negative on a sliding scale of funny-unfunny, which is quite an achievement, but my overall memory was at how insulting they were.Reg wrote:Moose's "comedy" segments during the World Cup (e.g. haranguing bemused locals about the absence of Bounty bars) were probably the worst things ever on talkSPORT, and made worse by the way that he was indulged and encouraged by the producers and other presenters.
I seem to recall that these abominations were even repeated throughout the day, as if they had been lovingly spun from comedy gold, rather than sharted off the top of the bumbling buffoon's head at the drop of a doughnut.