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comment by Fox_14 (U2869)

posted on 5/5/16

Yes Tommy, it was a great listen and so good to hear the MON era players revelling in the team's latest success too.

And totally agree re Stringer - he was almost nauseating with his sucking up of Mark Chapman - 'Yes, Chappers. You're right Chappers. I agree Chappers'

Let's just hope he was trying out for a job interview on Five Live and he buggers off from RL soon.

posted on 5/5/16

Fox

Glad I wasn't the only one that thought that about Stringer.


posted on 5/5/16

Stringer makes me sick in my mouth

posted on 5/5/16

BS - Ew...

"PS Hilarious to hear Jobber say how he bashed one out so hard during the Swansea game that he is having a new skin fitted"

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I'm sure we've all been there over the last few days.

posted on 5/5/16

You're too harsh on Stringer.

Yes he can be a bit of a noob sometimes but he's a lot lot better than what we could have

posted on 5/5/16

comment by The_only_way_is_schlupp (U1254)
posted 2 minutes ago
You're too harsh on Stringer.

Yes he can be a bit of a noob sometimes but he's a lot lot better than what we could have
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I can't think of anyone worse right now apart from maybe a member of the BNP?

posted on 5/5/16

comment by The_only_way_is_schlupp (U1254)
posted 12 minutes ago
You're too harsh on Stringer.

Yes he can be a bit of a noob sometimes but he's a lot lot better than what we could have
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Too harsh Schlupp?

Nobody has mentioned him and his "ways" for months as we have moved on and are enjoying the high that we are all on.

But during a 2 hour " Leicester Celebration" special he was asked about Ranieri and immediately went off on a tangent so he could publicise his own dislike for " the previous manager".

Too harsh? I think not, he may well be better than other options but that doesn't mean he is any good.
And to do what he did live on the Radio on Tuesday I thought was very petty and he has gone down in my estimation.

posted on 5/5/16

"I can't think of anyone worse right now apart from maybe a member of the BNP?"

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John Barber.

posted on 5/5/16

comment by The_Dungeon_Master (U4830)
posted 2 minutes ago
"I can't think of anyone worse right now apart from maybe a member of the BNP?"

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John Barber.
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John Barber was party chairman of the BNP

posted on 5/5/16

posted on 5/5/16

Imagine having Wayne Brown as commentator though. You could play xenophobic insult bingo as you listened.

posted on 5/5/16

I didn't hear all that show. But NP was a bit of a noob too

posted on 5/5/16

comment by The_Dungeon_Master (U4830)
posted 6 minutes ago
Imagine having Wayne Brown as commentator though. You could play xenophobic insult bingo as you listened.
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Yep Brown and Barber - it could have been the greatest media pairing since keys and gray...

posted on 5/5/16

comment by Blackstarr (U12353)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by The_Dungeon_Master (U4830)
posted 6 minutes ago
Imagine having Wayne Brown as commentator though. You could play xenophobic insult bingo as you listened.
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Yep Brown and Barber - it could have been the greatest media pairing since keys and gray...
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See, they were good presenters as well

posted on 5/5/16

comment by The_only_way_is_schlupp (U1254)
posted 59 seconds ago
comment by Blackstarr (U12353)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by The_Dungeon_Master (U4830)
posted 6 minutes ago
Imagine having Wayne Brown as commentator though. You could play xenophobic insult bingo as you listened.
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Yep Brown and Barber - it could have been the greatest media pairing since keys and gray...
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See, they were good presenters as well
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posted on 5/5/16

You guys are on your own about my mate stringy he got as big a cheer as the the players. He said about NP in press conferences put it in context.
Hardly the big moment in a three hour broadcast.

Showing your prejudice or Jealousy in my opinion the team at RL have done us proud this season.

I am grateful for what Pearson did not how he did it and like most of us don't miss him for one minute.

It's history and i hope Nigel is enjoying our success




posted on 5/5/16

It amazes me that the players still don't interview through Stringer, he really must have burnt his bridges there!

posted on 5/5/16

TB that's right i had forgotten about that with other BBC reporters doing them but its much more fun listening to the Manager than a "over the moon player" comment

posted on 5/5/16

Nev

You are quite right about Stringer spoke about Press Conferences...... But the question was about CR in his Press Conferences NOT asking Stringer to compare CR's to NP's.
And from someone listening who knows the history it seemed a cheap shot, that was my point.
As for showing prejudice or jealousy, it's just an opinion after hearing the broadcast.
What are we jealous of?

As you say we are all grateful for what NP did but it's history now, as is Stringers relationship with NP but he still chose to bring it up.

As has been pointed out again, we still have the situation of the players " exercising their right" not to give interviews to a certain journalist.

Water under the bridge, move on?

comment by Fox_14 (U2869)

posted on 5/5/16

To be fair Nev, you know the guy personally whereas 99% of the listeners don't, so we can only form an opinion on how he comes across on the radio which, for me, isn't great.

I can never get past the thought that when he's doing his commentary, he's not so much focused on the match but more thinking of how great he's going to sound on the radio - and this is backed up by his constant, CONSTANT playing of his own soundbites all the bloody while on sports reports and at the begining of the Monday night forum.

How many times did we have to listen to his commentary of the Vardy goal against Liverpool the following morning? He must have played it three or four times and I could just see him sat there in the studio with a smug look on his face thinking 'I sounded great there'.

As I say, I don't personally know the guy but this is the impression I get of him whenever I hear him - it's all about him. And from talking to others, I know I'm not alone with this view.

posted on 5/5/16

A lot of fans have never really forgiven Stringer for his behaviour last season

posted on 5/5/16

Fox-14
As he's the commentator of the match who elses sound bites is he going to play. As for Vardy's goal same goes for that and we would not keep hearing it over again if it was just a tap in.
It's about opinions BS he has 33,000 followers on twitter i think like him or not he's done a great job this season and as his tears prove he's one of our own not just a reporter



posted on 7/5/16

Can't believe he posted this article on the 5th, and then died on the night of the 6th.

Life is cruel.

R.I.P

posted on 8/5/16

Rest in peace mate..

posted on 8/5/16

Still find it hard to find the right words.

Like every Leicester poster on JA606 yesterday was such a great day but tinged with incredible sadness.

The Club did him proud yesterday though.

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