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		<title>Commentary Box: No 1 &#8211; Eoin McDevitt</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 09 Sep 2009 07:19:32 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Off The Ball presenter steps into the Commentary Box gantry to talk Euro '88, Bernard Hopkins, Jim Robinson and Scarlett Johansson. It seems Eoin doesn't like Motty.]]></description>
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		<title>Darren Frehill</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 28 Aug 2006 12:31:43 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The ladies demanded it and we've obliged. A chat with commentator, Darren Frehill ]]></description>
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		<title>Big Ron Atkinson Interview</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 05 Aug 2006 03:49:39 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Big Ron names the best exponent of a spotter&#8217;s badge, talks about Desailly and the night in Stade Louis II, tells how he lost out to Dale Winton and names his commentating dream team. And much more. Right Ron, down to business. This Ronglish lark, what&#8217;s the story? Well, a lot of the things I used when we were coaching &#8211; as identification things. Rather than go the long way round and go &#8220;he did this or whatever… one of the things – probably because it was the only trick I had as a player was the little stepover – and the lads used say, &#8220;oh, that&#8217;s a lollipop&#8221;, and it sort of stuck with me. And people say to me now, &#8220;what&#8217;s that got to do with anything? A lollipop?&#8217; And I say &#8220;I don&#8217;t know&#8221;. But, tell you what, I watch cricket and I say &#8220;what&#8217;s a googly?&#8221; People just give it a name and it sticks. And now people know what the trick is. It&#8217;s an identifier, if you like. Ronglish scholars put it down to rhyming slang – lollipop stick/trick? Yeah, that&#8217;s not bad. It first came out actually on a club tour in Spain when it was a bit relaxed and I was still doing them. And all the lads were going &#8220;Ole, it&#8217;s a lollipop&#8221; and I just took it on from there. Alright, you nicked that one. But you&#8217;re still a bit of a wordsmith. Were you a top English student in school? Yeah, I wasn&#8217;t bad. I was good actually. I just went to an ordinary secondary school. I passed for Grammar School but I wouldn&#8217;t go because they only played rugby. [Fair play Ron] But yeah, I was always good at English. In fact, the other thing I was good at was religious knowledge. [laughs] Have you held onto that knowledge? Not really no. [laughs] So… who&#8217;s the original amusement arcade? Well, I saw a player once, quite a well known player but he shall remain nameless. Anyway, everyone&#8217;s saying &#8220;What a good player&#8221;. I said &#8220;Why, because he nutmegs people on the half way line? For me, he&#8217;s an amusement arcade.&#8221; He didn&#8217;t produce. If he nutmegs people in the penalty area and scores a goal, fair enough, he&#8217;s a productive amusement arcade. Go go, give us a few names. Heh, heh, I know exactly who I&#8217;m thinking of but…. You&#8217;re reluctant to reveal it? Yeah. He&#8217;s had a good career, still see him now. In a lot of international squads but didn&#8217;t get a cap. He was a fans&#8217; favourite at one or two clubs. Alright, suppose you&#8217;re in enough trouble…. Kanu&#8217;s an amusement arcade isn&#8217;t he? Hell, yeah… he is the ultimate, heh, heh. Ok then, who&#8217;s got the most spotter&#8217;s badges in his locker? That&#8217;s people with vision isn&#8217;t it. Tell you what, one of the best players I&#8217;ve ever worked with was John Sheridan. Sheridan was a magnificent passer. Great vision. He&#8217;d play a ball nobody [...]]]></description>
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		<title>The Jeff Stelling Interview</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 05 Aug 2005 17:36:20 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Jeff talks about Soccer Saturday, scones, Ronglish, being the new Parky, on beating Jamie Harvey at darts, his greatest gaffe and picking his commentating dream team. Soccer Saturday Jeff, it&#8217;s radio on television isn&#8217;t it? You don’t see any shots at goal. You don&#8217;t see any goals. You don’t see any real action. It&#8217;s just like watching West Brom. Tough job though. You&#8217;re widely known as the sauvest man in Hartlepool. Do you ever panic? [Chuckles] It&#8217;s like the old swan isn&#8217;t it. Look nice and calm on the outside and I&#8217;m paddling away underneath. I don&#8217;t panic as much as I used to though. How do you juggle all those screens and guys in your ear? There&#8217;s fellas on Irish telly who can&#8217;t even read the autocue. Strikes us not many people could do your job. I don’t know. I think anyone could given time at it. I&#8217;ve had seven years practice. Basically, there&#8217;s a computer screen which you can use to access anything. There&#8217;s a vidiprinter screen on another side and an ear piece which gives me access to the director, the producer, and the statistician. To be honest, after a while you only hear the things you want to hear. You get a bit selective in your hearing. I tried do that with Rodney as well, I try to be very selective with my hearing with him. Can you blame the producer for this one? &#8220;Yeovil v York. This game is the first time that both teams have started with that letter.&#8221; [Laughs loudly] Most obscure line of the season, eh? Tell you what, we blamed our statistician, Dave Todd for that one. He was particularly proud of it. There are odd occasions when he&#8217;ll give me a line that he absolutely insists I use. They&#8217;re normally about Colchester because he&#8217;s a Colchester United fan. I feel a bit of compassion for him in that sense, so I try to use them when I can. Do you still do your research on that filling station on the M3? Yeah. Wincester Services. Although, for a bit of variation, sometimes I go to the south-bound branch. [Chuckles] I&#8217;ve got three small children – five, four and one. And they can&#8217;t understand that dad needs a day of peace and quiet and I can&#8217;t go and play football in the back garden or can&#8217;t play with their Thunderbirds, so I go to the service station. It&#8217;s very nice I must say. Coffee is excellent. Two pounds twenty nine a cup for a medium late. Couple of those last me all day. And a scone maybe? Or a doughnut? Actually I&#8217;m a scone man. Bit of strawberry jam? No no, ordinary scone. Plenty of currants. Bit of butter at least surely? Yeah, little bit of butter on there, but I&#8217;m not into this jam and cream business. That&#8217;s a bit much alright Jeff. You certainly seem to enjoy your work anyhow. Well it&#8217;s hard work, but everything&#8217;s relative isn&#8217;t it. My [...]]]></description>
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		<title>The Chris Kamara Interview</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 04 Aug 2005 18:07:52 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Chris talks about singing Mandy in Tenerife, tells us Ron is not a racist, and disputes some of the guff allegations against him. Unbelievable. You certainly sound as if you like your job, Chris I love my job. It&#8217;s a privilege to do what I do. The only downside – and it&#8217;s not even really a downside – is the traveling. I suppose being Sky&#8217;s most ubiquitous pundits involves a lot of time on the motorway. Yeah. I&#8217;m here today. In Cardiff tomorrow. Saturday, I&#8217;m doing Blackburn versus West Brom. Saturday night, I&#8217;m going to go down to London for Goals On Sunday, then home again and same again the week after. It&#8217;s tiring but it&#8217;s a fantastic job and that&#8217;s what holidays are for I suppose. Would you fancy getting back into the game? Well… Not last season, but the season before, I did some work at Bansley with Glen Hodges on a voluntary basis. And then Kevin Blackwell left Sheffield United to go to Leeds and Neil Warnock offered me the Assistant job but I spoke to Sky and they said they were happy with everything I was doing. And I was happy so I stuck with it. Then last November Bradford came knocking and asked me to manage the club. But they didn&#8217;t have that much money to spend on players and under those circumstances I said no, and suggested Bryan Robson was the best man for the job – and he went and took it on. Then at the end of this season, Sky called me in and offered me a new three year deal and that&#8217;s it. So the football&#8217;s really taken a back seat. It&#8217;s still something I&#8217;d really like to do but it&#8217;s trying to fit it in. We&#8217;ve seen you prancing up and down your goalline on Goals on Sunday. You do a bit of goalkeeping coaching don&#8217;t you? How did you get into that? I do everything yeah. When I did my badges at Lilleshall, I decided to educated myself on every aspect of the game – or try to. It&#8217;s the same as any job, to talk about it, you have to be able to do it. So when we have goalkeepers on Goals on Sunday and I get on my goalline and stuff, it&#8217;s great when they can&#8217;t find a problem with what I&#8217;m saying. So what else to you get up to outside of TV? I do a bit of singing. Tell us more. I sing with a band called OKTC. Having said that, I haven&#8217;t sung with the lads for over a year now. But we’ve got a gig coming up at a golf day. What kind of stuff do you do? I do Brown Eyed Girl, Stuck in the Middle With You, Mustang Sally all that type of stuff. Magic! Oh yeah. I do Mandy by Barry Manilow and all that. Actually [little plug coming up, sadly too late now for the gig] I&#8217;m singing at [...]]]></description>
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