Yep was London Version.
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World of Sport
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Unfortunately i'm stuck with BBC Southampton and that snivelling **** Graham Murty 
Dick Knights Mumm
Take me Home Falmer Road
And Kevin Day can f*** off.
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Any good?
Braders
Abi Fletchers Gimpboy
Agreed , he seems almost likeable on most things , but then you remember he's P*l*ce - what a c**t
16bha
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Going to buy Charlie's book. Reckon it will a good read.
Nice to see Kevin Day have his say. At least Chappers said we will have our right to reply...
kevo
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Long interview with Charlie about his book and his troubled upbringing - followed by Kevin ***** Day on a Palace v Brighton game from 1978*. Rustle Salad was the studio guest. Worth catching on iplayer if you only get the South version.
*Seem to remember that game was one of the few occasions they actually beat us around that time - that and the infamous 1-0 FA Cup replay of course.
*Seem to remember that game was one of the few occasions they actually beat us around that time - that and the infamous 1-0 FA Cup replay of course.
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For someone's who profession is a Comedian he's never made laugh once
Not a long read by any means, but well worth two squid.
16bha
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I watched the South East version and recorded the South version. Is it worth me watching, as we seem to get a better review on the south East show?
bhaexpress
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The only thing about Kevin Day which makes me laugh is that he's a 'famous' Palarse fan, a good joke there.
skipper734
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Just watched the London version all the way through. ( Usually skip bits. ) Very good, well worth a watch on iPlayer. Salad, Charlie, Gus mention of Adams, Mullers, with views from some unfortunate sarf Lundon ground, urrrg.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Watched the south-east one with Murty, it had a big piece on the Plymouth crisis. Then CRINGED when he read an email out from "an unsympathetic Brighton fan who says 'Plymouth, we're gonna hammer you tomorrow night' "
Was not Was
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- Jul 31, 2003
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No - I watched both, but the London/SE version was much more interesting for an Albion fan.
kevo
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Watched the south-east one with Murty, it had a big piece on the Plymouth crisis. Then CRINGED when he read an email out from "an unsympathetic Brighton fan who says 'Plymouth, we're gonna hammer you tomorrow night' "
That was the south one - not the south-east one.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Oh.
Well it was late, and I waas flicking.
Well it was late, and I waas flicking.
Silent Bob
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Television programmes, especially football ones, should just not allow viewers to communicate with them.Watched the south-east one with Murty, it had a big piece on the Plymouth crisis. Then CRINGED when he read an email out from "an unsympathetic Brighton fan who says 'Plymouth, we're gonna hammer you tomorrow night' "
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They had a feature about changing centres of excellence, young players coaching etc - all in favour of the big boys 
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If this happens is there any hope left for us?
These fat cunts who shell out a bullseye a month for Sky Sports have a lot to answer for
.If this happens is there any hope left for us?
These fat cunts who shell out a bullseye a month for Sky Sports have a lot to answer for
Mustela Furo
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London one in a couple of weeks time (next week or week after) will have as a closing "Derby Day" feature the Albion 1-0 win over Palace in October 2005. Just filmed a short piece to camera at Withdean eulogising Paul McShane!