Mick Tully  wrote in news:ced82d16-3318-47d5-
b844-89aee4ce7fe2@y24g2000hsd.googlegroups.com:

> On Mar 30, 9:46 am, Mick Tully  wrote:
>> She's one of the BBC's 5-nations'  beautiful blonde bimbos, but WTF is
>> this inarticulate dummy foisted upon radio listeners? She may talk at
>> 100mph plus, but I can't understand what she's supposed to be saying.
>> She's utterly useless.
>>
>> The BBC used to be a proudly professional organisation. When did this
>> change?
> 
> Sorry, it's Six-Nations, these days. Why though do we need these
> expensive beautiful, busty bimbos to gormlessly and painfully ask the
> same question every bloody time: "How does it feel to win...?"
> 
> How my TV survives these dummies is beyond me.
> 

Have you noticed how the BBC keep giving sports news to women who know 
absolutey f*ck all about what they're reading ?

Phil wrote:
> Mick Tully  wrote in
> news:ced82d16-3318-47d5-
> b844-89aee4ce7fe2@y24g2000hsd.googlegroups.com:
>
>> On Mar 30, 9:46 am, Mick Tully  wrote:
>>> She's one of the BBC's 5-nations'  beautiful blonde bimbos, but WTF
>>> is this inarticulate dummy foisted upon radio listeners? She may
>>> talk at 100mph plus, but I can't understand what she's supposed to
>>> be saying. She's utterly useless.
>>>
>>> The BBC used to be a proudly professional organisation. When did
>>> this change?
>>
>> Sorry, it's Six-Nations, these days. Why though do we need these
>> expensive beautiful, busty bimbos to gormlessly and painfully ask the
>> same question every bloody time: "How does it feel to win...?"
>>
>> How my TV survives these dummies is beyond me.
>>
>
> Have you noticed how the BBC keep giving sports news to women who know
> absolutey f*ck all about what they're reading ?

Yes, funnily enough I have!

Mick Tully wrote:
> On Apr 26, 7:32 pm, "Blueshirt"  wrote:
>> Phil wrote:
>>> Mick Tully  wrote in
>>> news:ced82d16-3318-47d5-
>>> b844-89aee4ce7...@y24g2000hsd.googlegroups.com:
>>
>>>> On Mar 30, 9:46 am, Mick Tully  wrote:
>>>>> She's one of the BBC's 5-nations'  beautiful blonde bimbos, but
>>>>> WTF is this inarticulate dummy foisted upon radio listeners? She
>>>>> may talk at 100mph plus, but I can't understand what she's
>>>>> supposed to be saying. She's utterly useless.
>>
>>>>> The BBC used to be a proudly professional organisation. When did
>>>>> this change?
>>
>>>> Sorry, it's Six-Nations, these days. Why though do we need these
>>>> expensive beautiful, busty bimbos to gormlessly and painfully ask
>>>> the same question every bloody time: "How does it feel to win...?"
>>
>>>> How my TV survives these dummies is beyond me.
>>
>>> Have you noticed how the BBC keep giving sports news to women who
>>> know absolutey f*ck all about what they're reading ?
>>
>> Yes, funnily enough I have!
>
> ;-)
>
> What have Sky Sports News and BBC News 24 have in common?
>
> Drop-dead-gorgeous blonde, female presenters.
>
> Make of that what you will.

Eye candy, pure and simple. Radio doesn't have that luxury.

Mick Tully  wrote in news:8d1d18cc-be56-4b1f-
9bfe-7ef995f7eda8@c65g2000hsa.googlegroups.com:

> On Apr 26, 7:32 pm, "Blueshirt"  wrote:
>> Phil wrote:
>> > Mick Tully  wrote in
>> > news:ced82d16-3318-47d5-
>> > b844-89aee4ce7...@y24g2000hsd.googlegroups.com:
>>
>> >> On Mar 30, 9:46 am, Mick Tully  wrote:
>> >>> She's one of the BBC's 5-nations'  beautiful blonde bimbos, but 
WTF
>> >>> is this inarticulate dummy foisted upon radio listeners? She may
>> >>> talk at 100mph plus, but I can't understand what she's supposed 
to
>> >>> be saying. She's utterly useless.
>>
>> >>> The BBC used to be a proudly professional organisation. When did
>> >>> this change?
>>
>> >> Sorry, it's Six-Nations, these days. Why though do we need these
>> >> expensive beautiful, busty bimbos to gormlessly and painfully ask 
the
>> >> same question every bloody time: "How does it feel to win...?"
>>
>> >> How my TV survives these dummies is beyond me.
>>
>> > Have you noticed how the BBC keep giving sports news to women who 
know
>> > absolutey f*ck all about what they're reading ?
>>
>> Yes, funnily enough I have!
> 
> ;-)
> 
> What have Sky Sports News and BBC News 24 have in common?
> 
> Drop-dead-gorgeous blonde, female presenters.
> 
> Make of that what you will.
> 
> Mick.
> 

Pretty, yes.
Hardly drop dead gorgeous.
Matter of opinion I suppose.
My taste runs to the busty feminine types like Fern Britton.

"Blueshirt"  wrote in news:gpRQj.25180$j7.467184
@news.indigo.ie:

> Mick Tully wrote:
>> On Apr 26, 7:32 pm, "Blueshirt"  wrote:
>>> Phil wrote:
>>>> Mick Tully  wrote in
>>>> news:ced82d16-3318-47d5-
>>>> b844-89aee4ce7...@y24g2000hsd.googlegroups.com:
>>>
>>>>> On Mar 30, 9:46 am, Mick Tully  wrote:
>>>>>> She's one of the BBC's 5-nations'  beautiful blonde bimbos, but
>>>>>> WTF is this inarticulate dummy foisted upon radio listeners? She
>>>>>> may talk at 100mph plus, but I can't understand what she's
>>>>>> supposed to be saying. She's utterly useless.
>>>
>>>>>> The BBC used to be a proudly professional organisation. When did
>>>>>> this change?
>>>
>>>>> Sorry, it's Six-Nations, these days. Why though do we need these
>>>>> expensive beautiful, busty bimbos to gormlessly and painfully ask
>>>>> the same question every bloody time: "How does it feel to win...?"
>>>
>>>>> How my TV survives these dummies is beyond me.
>>>
>>>> Have you noticed how the BBC keep giving sports news to women who
>>>> know absolutey f*ck all about what they're reading ?
>>>
>>> Yes, funnily enough I have!
>>
>> ;-)
>>
>> What have Sky Sports News and BBC News 24 have in common?
>>
>> Drop-dead-gorgeous blonde, female presenters.
>>
>> Make of that what you will.
> 
> Eye candy, pure and simple. Radio doesn't have that luxury.
> 
> 
> 
> 

They still give commentary jobs to some females though. There actually 
ARE some girls who do know about football, but the BBC R5 choices are 
not some of them