Who would you like to see..
pottssteve
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or rather hear, commentating on the Tour de France?
Feel free to suggest people purely for entertainment value...
How about Murrey Walker - "And there goes Cavendish....!"
Des Lynham for the flat stages...
Feel free to suggest people purely for entertainment value...
How about Murrey Walker - "And there goes Cavendish....!"
Des Lynham for the flat stages...
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David Duffield.
Seriously.
I don't have Eurosport and would like to know what all the fuss is about.0 -
Leonard CohenOld hippies don't die, they just lie low until the laughter stops and their time comes round again.
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Johnny Vegas :shock:...all the way...'til the wheels fall off and burn...0
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John Shuttleworth"Consider the grebe..."0
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SmellTheGlove wrote:John Shuttleworth
With Frank Sidebottom in the Mike Smith role back in Tipperley.
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shazzz,
I don't think Duffers is doing it, but if you visit this website and click "play", it will give you an idea. Just add the odd cycling comment...
http://www.youtube.com/countarthurstrong01Head Hands Heart Lungs Legs0 -
Geri Halliwell - I love her voice, but I wouldn't be able to concentrate on the bike racing :oops:
I also suspect she'd not necessarily be the most knowledgeable person on the subject0 -
SmellTheGlove wrote:John Shuttleworth
Make this happen! Somebody, somewhere, make this happen!!0 -
Terry Wogan. As long as he was allowed to drink Baileys and get progressively more offensive as the stages went on."A cyclist has nothing to lose but his chain"
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Mariella Frostrup I could listen to her talking all day.0
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...Graham Norton......all the way...'til the wheels fall off and burn...0
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Ned from South Park.
Or perhaps Andrea Corr or Dervla Kirwan. An Irish accent always does it for me. Unless it's Ian Paisley or the like... A soft Irish accent always does it for me.0 -
...Robin Williams and Lance Armstrong...(they are mates)......all the way...'til the wheels fall off and burn...0
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Julian Clary!
Murray Walker, I miss the Murray curse he'd put on a driver doing well.
You can just imagine David Millar, just about to sprint to the line and... "David Millar has it in the bag" then the chain breaks. Oops,http://twitter.com/mgalex
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Anyone but Duffers...
Actually, a nice lilting female Irish voice would be nice. Kind of like Sean Kelly, with his knowledge, but much nicer to listen to. That would be perfection.0 -
ShockedSoShocked wrote:Terry Wogan. As long as he was allowed to drink Baileys and get progressively more offensive as the stages went on.
Cracking choice, if Tel's recent Eurovision performances are anything to go by.
My own suggestion purely on the grounds of silliness - Brian Blessed. You wouldn't even need any broadcasting equipment, as he could be easily heard from this side of the Channel
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whyamihere wrote:Actually, a nice lilting female Irish voice would be nice. Kind of like Sean Kelly, with his knowledge, but much nicer to listen to. That would be perfection.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xwmkLc4Des0 -
Basil Brush? :P
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pottssteve wrote:shazzz,
I don't think Duffers is doing it, but if you visit this website and click "play", it will give you an idea. Just add the odd cycling comment...
http://www.youtube.com/countarthurstrong01
awwwww hilarious - I have those same inner conversations with myself :oops:
I want to hear duffers even more now. When is he next on the telly?0 -
How about Suzi Perry? Prepared to learn to ride a motorbike so she could comment on MotoGP properly. We could persuede her to get lycra'd up and out on a Pink Pinarello, just in the name of research of courseNorfolk, who nicked all the hills?
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pottssteve wrote:shazzz,
I don't think Duffers is doing it, but if you visit this website and click "play", it will give you an idea. Just add the odd cycling comment...
http://www.youtube.com/countarthurstrong01
Good to see another fan of the Count on here! The Radio 4 series (2 so far, both thankfully available on CD) of his show have been excellent.
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markos1963 wrote:How about Suzi Perry? Prepared to learn to ride a motorbike so she could comment on MotoGP properly. We could persuede her to get lycra'd up and out on a Pink Pinarello, just in the name of research of course
After the "falling off stupidly expensive road bike" incident on The Gadget Show, maybe she'll even learn to ride a bike for the sake of commentary expertise
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In years gone by, the late Frankie Howerd would've been a good choice for the opening day of the Tour - "Ah, the Prologue...."
David"It is not enough merely to win; others must lose." - Gore Vidal0 -
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Robspedding wrote:Adam and Joe...
haha yes."A cyclist has nothing to lose but his chain"
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Mark Alexander wrote:Julian Clary!
Murray Walker, I miss the Murray curse he'd put on a driver doing well.
You can just imagine David Millar, just about to sprint to the line and... "David Millar has it in the bag" then the chain breaks. Oops,
Surely with Phil ligett (sp) already doing that. The swap would just be, like for like.
Another vote for Mark and lard.0 -
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ricadus wrote:Alan Partridge and Father Jack Hackett.
Alan Partridge? That'd be the bumbling, incompetent parody of a sports presenter who can't commentate for toffee, then. I thought we were looking for suggestions that'd be a refreshing change from Duffers?
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