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Brighton & Hove Albion
I'm sure this programme (on BBC Radio Sussex after the match commentary) has its loyal followers, but theres something horrific about it, I just can't turn it off...the radio equivalent of car crash television!
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Paul MIller
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Steve Coogan has seemingly listened to hours of this as many features on Alan's North Norfolk Digital Mid Morning Matters seem lifted straight from Miller's hilarious broadcasts.
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Moshe Gariani
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Mackenzie
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Has he done the bag yet?
MattBackHome
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Does he still spend 15 minutes every day explaining the rules of the bag?
MattBackHome
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And has Alan from Orpington called up yet?
Moshe Gariani
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not yet. We are just enjoying Steve Winwood...
I'm not familiar with Mr Millers's work, but when I was about 15 or 16 my career aspirations lay in the direction of being a local radio presenter, with the ultimate goal of national radio. I think I may have even sent some TDK tapes to the likes of Mercury FM; basically me presenting fictitious weather reports and reading "what's on this weekend" from the Friday Ad.
Oh dear
Oh dear
Moshe Gariani
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Pearl Harbour
It must be a fvcking big bag.
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Rio-jar ....!! LOL
Great work from Sidekick Simon.
Great work from Sidekick Simon.
BUTTERBALL
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Miller is a legend. Driving away from mid week home games he would often come on after the match interviews and his show is hilarious. He calls all the old dears "my sweet". They love him. There is something very strangely addictive about it as the op said.
He did a "guess the sound" game once, so rang up from the car on the way home from a game. It sounded like a packet of crisps being rustled but my son said "nuclear bomb". Miller was very sympathetic but alas we were wrong
He did a "guess the sound" game once, so rang up from the car on the way home from a game. It sounded like a packet of crisps being rustled but my son said "nuclear bomb". Miller was very sympathetic but alas we were wrong
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p01bzzbx/p02z8tr4
You can SEE the actual bags that people actually make and send in to Mr Miller to use on his actual show when he does The Bag. AMAZING.
You can SEE the actual bags that people actually make and send in to Mr Miller to use on his actual show when he does The Bag. AMAZING.
Paul with one of the bags.
Super Steve Earle
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I'm not familiar with Mr Millers's work, but when I was about 15 or 16 my career aspirations lay in the direction of being a local radio presenter, with the ultimate goal of national radio. I think I may have even sent some TDK tapes to the likes of Mercury FM; basically me presenting fictitious weather reports and reading "what's on this weekend" from the Friday Ad.
Oh dear
Oh dear indeed. Should have used BASF tapes if you wanted to sound professional!