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That's not quite what he meant.On Sky's Saturday morning show 'Cricket AM' (which, along with 'Cricket Writers on TV', seems to have fallen victim to the return of football), Willis dons a game-show host's glitzy jacket and runs down some of the best performances of the week, often with a manic grin that seems somewhat at odds with his lugubrious image. |
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Cricket Writers on TV is a great show though. Shame it only runs for two months, would have been an epic one last Sunday.
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Indeed. The Sunday Supplement that replaces it makes me inwardly retch too. Football writers (with a few noteable exceptions) seem to prove the old adage that it's not what you know, but how big a prick you are.
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There are some interesting views exchanged though, from what I've seen. However, especially regarding English cricket, I often have little time for views beside my own and so I grow to very much dislike the odd journalist. And also, who the hell does Stephen Brenkley (sp?), of the Independent, think he is. He seems to act like he is something special whereas he is on par with Dean Wilson in terms of cluelessness. |
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