Apologies, I know this is a trivial thread, but does anyone listen to this radio station much these days? I hadn't heard it for ages, then I thought I'd give it a go when all the Klopp speculation was at its peak and I was AMAZED at how shambolic it was.
There's a bloke on there called, I think, Ian Abrahams - who is called, for some unknown reason, 'The Moose'. The man can barely speak! He sounds as if he's got half a baguette in his mouth.
Then there's Alan Brazil, who has clearly been slowly pickling himself in booze for about forty years and is barely able to pronounce his own name, let alone anyone else's.
They also have Bob Mills on there, who used to do half-decent TV shows but now slurs his words so badly I get a hangover just listening to him.
And apparently they were awarded the UK rights to radio broadcasts of the Champions League, but they don't actually travel to cover the games - they stick the commentary team in an office in London and they cover it by watching it on the telly, whilst the crowd track is played in the background and Collymore tweets as if he's at the stadium.
And similarly, they claim to have a reporter in Pakistan following the Test matches, but he's actually sitting with his feet up at home, watching it on Sky whilst phoning in his bulletins as though he's in Dubai!!
The whole thing is gobsmackingly bizarre!
There's a bloke on there called, I think, Ian Abrahams - who is called, for some unknown reason, 'The Moose'. The man can barely speak! He sounds as if he's got half a baguette in his mouth.
Then there's Alan Brazil, who has clearly been slowly pickling himself in booze for about forty years and is barely able to pronounce his own name, let alone anyone else's.
They also have Bob Mills on there, who used to do half-decent TV shows but now slurs his words so badly I get a hangover just listening to him.
And apparently they were awarded the UK rights to radio broadcasts of the Champions League, but they don't actually travel to cover the games - they stick the commentary team in an office in London and they cover it by watching it on the telly, whilst the crowd track is played in the background and Collymore tweets as if he's at the stadium.
And similarly, they claim to have a reporter in Pakistan following the Test matches, but he's actually sitting with his feet up at home, watching it on Sky whilst phoning in his bulletins as though he's in Dubai!!
The whole thing is gobsmackingly bizarre!
