Yes, I fear that bikers ARE rather persona non grata at the Beeb.
Their standard of sports coverage slips further all the time.
The jewel in the crown is the boat race!
Then we have athletics and horsey stuff.
I wish JT well and congratulate him for making the final list though
MV Wrote:ta at the Beeb. Their standard of sports coverage slips further all the time.
But better that than the renewed interest by ITV in the barbaric "sport" of boxing..........and there are fans of that that criticise bull-fighting!
James Toseland did at least win the BBC North award - Yorkshire folk recognise success!
Quote:fat chance,it will be some horse riding no personality at all toffee nosed twit,or a beer belly lager swilling darts player.
None of those in it this year, maybe a couple of losers or a suspected illegal substance taker !! C'mon you lot VOTE, just imagine if JT won. What an embarrassment for the beeb, i can picture it now, all the hastily found clips of the 1960 TT with out of sequence sounds of Nortons etc.
Grey-haired riders don't get that way from pure luck.
James just played a blues on the piano, LIVE, he was brilliant !
GET YOUR VOTES IN NOW ! before 845pm tonight, I THINK ?? or it might be 945pm ?
Roll on ALAND 2009, Island Games Xlll.
Yahoo, I've achieved 3 guidelines for the Island Games & I'm selected ! May see you after at the S100 & Jurby Road.
Also could not get through on housephone but believe it is because this type of number is barred on my landline.Ok on mobile though.
Good to see John Surtees there looking so well.
Peter, boxing came first and third, sad comment on todays society innit.
Mind you it was afirst when father and son won ( my wife said she thought their name was Kawasaki !)
Mr Toseland was a fine ambassador for two-wheel sport and it was a pity he didn't get third !!
And my prayers were answered, it wasn't the rookie after all.
No mention of John McGuiness or the centenary TT.
Here's to next year when we might get a few winners for a change.
I was so pleased to see Sir Bobby Robson get his award.