Tour of Britain commentary
rickwiggans
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How many stars are in the universe? A lot. How many times does Brian Smith say "again" per hour? Even more. Please Brian, learn some new words!
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rickwiggans wrote:How many stars are in the universe? A lot. How many times does Brian Smith say "again" per hour? Even more. Please Brian, learn some new words!
It always confuses me as I feel I've missed some of the conversation. Very disconcerting. When he's paired with Kirby sometimes on Eurosort it's stereo gibberish, not knowing what either are on about.0 -
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TBH I've never really noticed but then again I do quite like what he has to sayPain hurts much less if its topped off with beating your mates to top of a climb.0
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How many threads do we need on ToB commentators? Even more 'again'!0
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IMO, the lowest form of cycle race commentary gibberish is Kirby and Backstedt.argyllflyer wrote:
It always confuses me as I feel I've missed some of the conversation. Very disconcerting. When he's paired with Kirby sometimes on Eurosort it's stereo gibberish, not knowing what either are on about.rickwiggans wrote:How many stars are in the universe? A lot. How many times does Brian Smith say "again" per hour? Even more. Please Brian, learn some new words!
I still have trouble with Brian Smith's "Moment in Time" being repeated so often but to give him his bonus points he try's to make a commentary about the racing on the screen when allowed to by Kirby's Gob.Organiser, National Championship 50 mile Time Trial 19720 -
Putting the hurt on several times an hour grates...0
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And the decibel level rising as the finish approaches... Even when it isnt very interesting
No need for km markers methinks0 -
And 'theres a bit of a hiatus in the pack' comes out several times a stage...0
