Test match…

...ordinary. The BBC are doing their best to destroy the bastion of cricket broadcasting by fronting it with more and more waffling cretins. ...read the full post →

In Switzerland they had brotherly love…

...they had 500 years of democracy and peace, and what did that produce? Philippe Senderos. Which kind of, bar a couple of games, describes Euro 2008 so far. ...read the full post →

And the cretinous oaf to replace the clown…

...is the McClown. Another great example of reading just what the public want the B.B.C. have employed Steve McClaren at the cost of five grand to commentate on the tournament he failed to get to. ...read the full post →

Now that is good news…

...we won't have to pay for the privilege of being inflicted with Ian Wright on the BBC anymore. ...read the full post →

The best weekend…

...in the best season for the F.A. Cup for a long time, with three upsets in the quarter finals and Portsmouth being the only Premier League side in the semi-finals of the F.A. Cup. ...read the full post →

Kick out the jams…

...mother...on the front page I don't know, anyway tonight BBC Four The Stooges, MC5, John Lee Hooker and more in Motor City's Burning. ...read the full post →

How do people manage when…

...their TV schedule is disturbed for just one whole day by a bit of rugby, 124 of them whinge and moan about not seeing some pre-recorded piece of crap show. ...read the full post →

Good music and B.B.C. in…

...same sentence shocker. Their "Pop! What Is It Good for?" season means some good stuff from Chuck Berry, The Rolling Stones, Slade and Led Zeppelin. ...read the full post →

There for the taking…

Spurs had a great chance to end a 17 year long hex and win away at Chelski and they blew it. ...read the full post →

Even Scouse stereotypes…

Scouse caricature John Aldridge had to pick Tottenham out of the hat to play ManUre away in the 4th round of this seasons F.A. Cup in today's draw. ...read the full post →

B.B.C. get something right…

...shocker, have the Beeb finally listened to their paymasters as they have brought Mike Carlson in to be the analyst during their Super Bowl broadcast? ...read the full post →

The B.B.C. didn’t let me down…

The B.B.C.'s coverage of the New York Giants v Miami Dolphins at Wembley was exactly as I suspected it would be, fronted by a muppet and not enough real highlights of the game. But it was good to have Jimmy Armfield back on 5Live's football broadcast on Sunday. ...read the full post →

I’m All Right Jack…

The journalist unions are up in arms about job cuts at the B.B.C. in a classic case of 1950's 'I'm All Right Jack' they like 10 people doing the job of one. ...read the full post →

Cause when the luck runs out…

as England's luck ran out against Russia they were faced with only a half wit manager leading donkeys into battle, this defeat should have ended McClown's job but he and the fool that employed him as still there. ...read the full post →

You spend four hours watching…

Why do TV companies spoil their programmes with stupid banners telling us what's on next and then drown out the dialogue doing exactly the same? ...read the full post →
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