WHO Poll
Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
38%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



twoleftfeet 11:32 Mon Jul 13
Re: Sports commentary on the radio
Everton cup semi replay in 1980

That was brilliant.

tiddingtoniron 10:36 Mon Jul 13
Re: Sports commentary on the radio
Stowie- couldn`t agree more about Costello-he is exceptional.

Who else was listening to the 75 Cup winners cup games on the radio? only went live for the 2nd half.
Peter Jones and Bryon Butler- one taking over from the other halfway through.

Stowie.40 10:26 Mon Jul 13
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Can’t listen to football on the radio but not sure if mentioned but when boxing is on and BBC have the radio rights I do listen to Mike Costello while watching the fight on the box. Best sports commentator around for me.

twoleftfeet 9:55 Mon Jul 13
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The 80s and early 90s were great times to listen to football on the radio but now it’s full of squawking female commentators and shit ex professionals.

Pedro 2:05 Mon Jul 13
Re: Sports commentary on the radio
Used the love listening to Capital Gold football back in the day. Many a midweek night spent listening to our games . Jonathon Pearce was amazing before he went to the BBC and had to calm his style.

Bungo 12:50 Mon Jul 13
Re: Sports commentary on the radio
zebthecat 12:40 Mon Jul 13

Good to know. Cheers!

zebthecat 12:40 Mon Jul 13
Re: Sports commentary on the radio
Bungo 12:22 Mon Jul 13

I listened the race online yesterday (usually of FiveLive Sports Extra) and mob on there are quite good and do not hype the sport at all.
If it is a dull race they will call it and have a good moan as well.

Tomshardware 12:33 Mon Jul 13
Re: Sports commentary on the radio
Must have listened to hundreds of our games on the wireless over the years.

Bungo 12:22 Mon Jul 13
Re: Sports commentary on the radio
Totally agree. In fact I think there are few better things in life generally than radio commentary on a Test match, particularly when there's not much happening in the game.

In contrast, I watched/listened to the F1 Grand Prix yesterday on the box. The commentator sounded as if he was having a seizure he had hyped himself up so much and was yelling so much.

Need a new Murray Walker. At least he was excitable with unique character.

Coffee 12:20 Mon Jul 13
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Crassus 12:18 Mon Jul 13
Re: Sports commentary on the radio
'aural wallpaper of the Summer'

Beautifully put squire

zebthecat 12:15 Mon Jul 13
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Takashi Miike 10:41 Mon Jul 13

He was also hilariously one-eyed towards whichever was the London based team when they were against a non-London team.

Test Match Special is my aural wallpaper of the Summer and has been since I was kid. The best radio sports commentary bar none even after all those years.

Huggie 11:46 Mon Jul 13
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I prefer radio and usually listen to radio commentary and watch the TV with sound down. Radio tends to be less biased towards big teams and has less of an agenda. Also, they don't try to say all games are exciting and call it a stinker if it is and find other ways to entertain the listener.

VickyPkVillageIdiot 11:11 Mon Jul 13
Re: Sports commentary on the radio
Debs, I think it was Vicki Sparks.

The same bird Moyes threatened to slap.

Darlo Debs 11:02 Mon Jul 13
Re: Sports commentary on the radio
Vicky, was it Jackie Oatley?

I Oatleys voice is like finger nails down a blackboard..

Darlo Debs 10:56 Mon Jul 13
Re: Sports commentary on the radio
Football works well and i can see the appeal of cricket on the radio, but golf ......WHY? What's the point

I actually still listen to football most games unless a mate lends me his login for streaming.

VickyPkVillageIdiot 10:54 Mon Jul 13
Re: Sports commentary on the radio
I listen to a lot of games on 5Live and Talksport and the commentaries are generally far superior to televised broadcasts.

However yesterday I was listening to the Villa game and had to turn it off cos they had some high-pitched bint commentating.

BRANDED 10:49 Mon Jul 13
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I prefer listening to radio commentary except for certain games. Jonathan Pearce is on the BBC radio 5 some times.

Takashi Miike 10:41 Mon Jul 13
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I was a big fan of jonathan pearce when he was on capital gold. his enthusiasm really brought games to life and it was great hearing bobby alongside him

Manuel 9:58 Mon Jul 13
Re: Sports commentary on the radio
No. I no longer listen to football on the radio.

Coffee 9:56 Mon Jul 13
Re: Sports commentary on the radio
Manuel 9:52 Mon Jul 13

Are you saying that if you have the radio on and you go for a shit, you can't hear the commentary?

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