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Another 'favourites' thread 12:28 - Feb 8 with 1367 viewsPinnerPaul

This time sport commentary

Favourites and bloopers allowed

Two that spring to mind

"Where WAS the German defence, frankly, who cares"

This one's a bit weird but I always used to love David Coleman's "ONE Nil!"

and one of my favourite bloopers

"For those watching in black and white, the yellow ball is behind the green"
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Another 'favourites' thread on 12:30 - Feb 8 with 1357 viewsMetallica_Hoop

From the very much missed Johnners.

"There's Neil Harvey standing at leg slip with his legs wide apart, waiting for a tickle"

Beer and Beef has made us what we are - The Prince Regent

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Another 'favourites' thread on 12:31 - Feb 8 with 1349 viewsloftboy

The bowlers Holding the batsman’s Willey

favourite cheese mature Cheddar. FFS there is no such thing as the EPL
Poll: Are you watching the World Cup

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Another 'favourites' thread on 12:33 - Feb 8 with 1331 views2Thomas2Bowles

Zamora!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! unbelievable....

I win
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When willl this CV nightmare end
Poll: What will the result of the GE be

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Another 'favourites' thread on 13:16 - Feb 8 with 1279 viewsAshdown_Ranger

"He opened his legs and showed his class" David Coleman
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Another 'favourites' thread on 14:11 - Feb 8 with 1242 viewsTomS

Many of us will recall the pre-internet and pre-Ceefax days, we had to follow the progress of matches on the radio. In Ireland, we had a superb radio commentator on our national broadcaster called Philip Greene. He was an unapologetic Shamrock Rovers supporter.

He was commentating on a match between Rovers and their arch rivals Bohemians, when he uttered "Oh f**k, Bohs have scored!"

Another memorable quote of his was from a European match between Rovers and Valencia. "The embattled Hoops are strapped to the mast, as waves and waves of Spaniards roll over them."
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Another 'favourites' thread on 14:35 - Feb 8 with 1198 viewsWren67

Jonathan Agnew "he just could'nt quite get his leg over" as Botham stepped on his own wicket.
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Another 'favourites' thread on 14:37 - Feb 8 with 1188 viewsCamberleyR

Another 'favourites' thread on 13:16 - Feb 8 by Ashdown_Ranger

"He opened his legs and showed his class" David Coleman


Contrary to popular belief, that one can't be pinned down as a Colemanball. It was actually Ron Pickering who said it.

Poll: Which is the worst QPR team?

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Another 'favourites' thread on 14:42 - Feb 8 with 1171 viewsHantsR

OK, so this was Coleman: ( In emotional choking voice) "Hemery takes the gold, in second place Hennige and who cares who's third, It doesn't matter!"
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Another 'favourites' thread on 14:44 - Feb 8 with 1167 viewsCamberleyR

Another from the great Barry Davies:

"Lee......interesting...VERY INTERESTING! Ohh, look at his face, just look at his face!"

0:43 in the video

Poll: Which is the worst QPR team?

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Another 'favourites' thread on 17:08 - Feb 8 with 1095 viewsPinnerPaul

Another 'favourites' thread on 14:42 - Feb 8 by HantsR

OK, so this was Coleman: ( In emotional choking voice) "Hemery takes the gold, in second place Hennige and who cares who's third, It doesn't matter!"


and the 3rd was a Brit - Sherwood!
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Another 'favourites' thread on 17:24 - Feb 8 with 1065 viewsHarbour

Scottish commentators say it’s a penalty kick
English commentators say it’s a pen
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Another 'favourites' thread on 17:25 - Feb 8 with 1065 viewsCamberleyR

Another 'favourites' thread on 17:08 - Feb 8 by PinnerPaul

and the 3rd was a Brit - Sherwood!


John Sherwood, older brother of Watford's Steve.

Poll: Which is the worst QPR team?

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Another 'favourites' thread on 17:30 - Feb 8 with 1045 viewsCamberleyR

"Suddenly Ali looks very tired indeed, in fact Ali, at times now, looks as though he can barely lift his arms up... Oh he's got him with a right hand! He's got him! Oh you can't believe it, and he's doing his shuffle. And I don't think Foreman's going to get up. He's trying to beat the count. And he's out! OH MY GOD he's won the title back at 32! "


Poll: Which is the worst QPR team?

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Another 'favourites' thread on 17:35 - Feb 8 with 1027 viewsCamberleyR

One from the late, great Richie Benaud, during the 149 not out from Beefy in the miracle of Headingley, 1981:

"Don't bother looking for that one, let alone chasing it. It's gone straight into the confectionery stall and out again"

Poll: Which is the worst QPR team?

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Another 'favourites' thread on 17:47 - Feb 8 with 997 viewsessextaxiboy

" the stadium roars and the nation roars "

Mike Costello of the BBC as Jess Ennis took the lead in the final straight to seal the gold medal 2012 .
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Another 'favourites' thread on 17:58 - Feb 8 with 967 viewspaulparker

Thomas charging through the midfield, THOMAS , it’s up for grabs now !!!!!!!

The late great Brian Moore , Liverpool vs Arsenal , 1989 , I’ve never leapt out of my seat being a neutral supporter but I did that night

And Bowles is onside, Swinburne has come rushing out of his goal , what can Bowles do here , onto the left foot no, on to the right foot That’s there that’s two, and that’s Bowles Brian Moore

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Another 'favourites' thread on 18:10 - Feb 8 with 945 viewsstowmarketrange

Another 'favourites' thread on 17:58 - Feb 8 by paulparker

Thomas charging through the midfield, THOMAS , it’s up for grabs now !!!!!!!

The late great Brian Moore , Liverpool vs Arsenal , 1989 , I’ve never leapt out of my seat being a neutral supporter but I did that night


I was listening to the game on a dodgy little transistor radio standing on the platform at York station.I was sharing the radio with an arsenal fan I worked with,and we both ended up dancing around the platform like laurel and hardy in Way out west.
When I got home and saw that muppet mcmahon winding everyone up with his 1 minute signal,I enjoyed it even more.
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Another 'favourites' thread on 19:25 - Feb 8 with 886 viewsnix

Another 'favourites' thread on 17:47 - Feb 8 by essextaxiboy

" the stadium roars and the nation roars "

Mike Costello of the BBC as Jess Ennis took the lead in the final straight to seal the gold medal 2012 .


I was there that night. Absolutely amazing. So pleased for her.
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Another 'favourites' thread on 19:41 - Feb 8 with 862 viewsdavman

Late great Peter Alliss at The Open somewhere in Scotland in the days when portable tvs were the thing. Bloke was watching on his telly with his back to the camera.

Alliss: "Oh, getting a bit thin up top, sir"

To which the bloke then turns around searching for the camera hiding his bald patch.

Hilarious

Can we go out yet?
Poll: What would you take for Willock if a bid comes this month?

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Another 'favourites' thread on 19:57 - Feb 8 with 840 viewsPlanetHonneywood

Go on, get in there Frank!

The late great Harry Carpenter urging Bruno on against Tyson.

As mentioned above’ONE-nil’ from David Coleman always belted out by kids playing football back in the day.

'Always In Motion' by John Honney available on amazon.co.uk Nous sommes L’occitane Rs!
Poll: Who should do the Birmingham Frederick?

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Another 'favourites' thread on 21:22 - Feb 8 with 789 viewsstowmarketrange

Another 'favourites' thread on 19:41 - Feb 8 by davman

Late great Peter Alliss at The Open somewhere in Scotland in the days when portable tvs were the thing. Bloke was watching on his telly with his back to the camera.

Alliss: "Oh, getting a bit thin up top, sir"

To which the bloke then turns around searching for the camera hiding his bald patch.

Hilarious


I always liked his comments during the Jean Van de velde breakdown at the Open way back when.Especially when he started taking his shoes and socks off to play his next duff shot from the water hazard.
He should’ve done the commentary on the video golf games instead of the clowns they used instead.
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Another 'favourites' thread on 22:47 - Feb 8 with 737 viewslightwaterhoop

West Ham are literally throwing the kitchen sink at Arsenal trying to get an equalizer.
Cant remember the commentator but it was on the radio.
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Another 'favourites' thread on 08:23 - Feb 9 with 648 viewsstevec

Another 'favourites' thread on 17:58 - Feb 8 by paulparker

Thomas charging through the midfield, THOMAS , it’s up for grabs now !!!!!!!

The late great Brian Moore , Liverpool vs Arsenal , 1989 , I’ve never leapt out of my seat being a neutral supporter but I did that night


Was watching that in the Grange, funny how for a lot of football supporters it’s become one of those ‘where was I that night’ moments.

Will always hate that filth but during the late 80’s I think practically everyone did and justifiably.
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