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I do love it :0)
If anything shows why racing needs characters, and why the world needs eccentrics and people with personalities, it is these. Lively debate and decent issues being discussed. Racing for change take note!
My favourite programme on the box. One hour isn’t enough.
Always best when you have Chapman and McCririck on its never dull and the hour seems like ten minutes.
Aussie Jim McGrath comes across a quiet a humourless character. Overly serious.
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Aussie Jim McGrath comes across a quiet a humourless character. Overly serious.
Nothing could be further from the truth!
McGrath may be a crap commentator but he talks more sense than the other pair put together.
See what the BBC and Channel 4 are missing by not using Big Mac and Aussie Jim enough. The Sunday Forum should replace Channel 4’s Morning Line, would be so much more entertaining.
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Sunday Forum
is now indispensable watching. Matt Chapman at his best, and today’s guests were also in fine form. Entertaining, thought-provoking and
almos
t as lively as some TRF debates on similar topics!
As For Jim McGrath – I am not sure how anyone could find his contribution today "over serious" or dull. How many other journalists have accused
all
Racing’s Interested Parties (BHA, Courses, Horsemen et. al) of
lying
about their financial woes. But that is precisely what he did today –
on air
– and very credibly too!
See what the BBC and Channel 4 are missing by not using Big Mac and Aussie Jim enough. The Sunday Forum should replace Channel 4’s Morning Line, would be so much more entertaining.
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