Gilliver's Travels
Peripatetic
Although The Clown of Pevensey Bay claims he's really some bloke called Derek Lacey. (Hopefully not related to Albion fan David.)
But to hear such a ridiculously biased commentary coming, not from a proper Cumbrian voice, but from some grating, cockney Roy Hudd soundalike is a weird experience. What's he doing up there, when he clearly belongs Dahn at The Den.
Derek calls all the Carlisle players by their first names - (ooh, yes, Simon), or worse, their nicknames (It's Murph!) , and regularly shouts out encouragement to his team. Is he really a BBC-trained commentator? Or some kind of cheap alternative plastic fan? Whatever, it's all so embarrassingly amateurish.
Still, makes you very glad for the impartial, totally professional style of SCR's very own Hawesey.
For true second-half entertainment, I recommend pictures from Justin TV and commentary from Derek. For whom it may well end in tears.
But to hear such a ridiculously biased commentary coming, not from a proper Cumbrian voice, but from some grating, cockney Roy Hudd soundalike is a weird experience. What's he doing up there, when he clearly belongs Dahn at The Den.
Derek calls all the Carlisle players by their first names - (ooh, yes, Simon), or worse, their nicknames (It's Murph!) , and regularly shouts out encouragement to his team. Is he really a BBC-trained commentator? Or some kind of cheap alternative plastic fan? Whatever, it's all so embarrassingly amateurish.
Still, makes you very glad for the impartial, totally professional style of SCR's very own Hawesey.
For true second-half entertainment, I recommend pictures from Justin TV and commentary from Derek. For whom it may well end in tears.