It's a load of ****ing ****e but it's better than listening to radio ****y in the morning's Alan Brazil is a pleb.
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Brazil this morning:
"Right, after the break we'll be talking to the Wigan Manager Rrrrrooobbbeerrrttooo Di Matteo about their game against Liverpool".
Irani: "Roberto Martinez you mean?"
Brazil "Yes, that's the one. I have Robbie on my mind"
This guy sounds sloshed on the radio in the mornings. And if he is going to roll his R's, then make sure you get the right name. IdiotComment
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amazing haha - i think he is pissed most of the timei own everton fans on the internet....that's what i doComment
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He lives in Ipswich and drives in every morning to central London.*Except Michael, who died.Comment
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He does and he doesn't, he also has flat in the Canary Wharf area where he stays during the week.Originally posted by Alex View PostComment
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Foolishly I flicked onto it last night on the way home, heard about 30 seconds and in that time Durham managed to say that Rafa had... and I quote... "lost the right to manage Chelsea".
So, by that logic, the chavs have lost the right to support their team by constantly booing their manager?Comment
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The cunt Durham also said that some Liverpool fans called Rafa a FSW.
"Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob PaisleyComment
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Exactly. Really does my head in because some listeners take what that ****face says as gospel.Originally posted by Captain Stu View Post"Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob PaisleyComment
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He's a bellend is Durham. Everything he says is for a reaction to get callers. It's pretty poor. Every show he has a view and Gough has the opposite view guaranteed. Piss poor radioComment
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I've seen and heard him called FSW by many Liverpool fans, in person and on the Internets.
We have many bellends supporting us.Comment
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Thirsty Talksport host Alan Brazil’s keen interest in the good life sometimes leads to uncomfortable moments.
Few listeners will forget where they were the morning the great man intoned: “Our talking point this morning is George Best, his liver transplant and the booze culture in football. Don't forget, the best caller wins a crate of John Smith's.”
Or a more recent appearance by recovering alcoholic Kenny Sansom, who let slip he would be signing his autobiography in London's Leadenhall Market later that day and was told: "Get down Brokers wine bar while you're there, Kenny. On second thoughts, don't."
So it was hardly surprising when Paul McGrath, who has waged a long battle against the bottle, was asked last Monday if he’d “had a half of Guinness to celebrate St Patrick's Day.”
The answer, unsurprisingly, was no.Comment
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