#5

He was best man at (one of) his wedding(s)

#6

damn, damn, damn!

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#7

Have started to notice that when Glenn Hoddle is co-commentating that he will always say something like “He’s really good” or “That was really skilful” and follow it with “He really really is” or “it really really was”.

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#8

Well I doubt gregg Wallace has many friends (imo gregg thinks they’re pals but torode fucking hates him)

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#11

A lovely, lovely headline

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#12

Every time Richard Keogh is interviewed by Radio Derby he is guaranteed to start one of his responses to a question with the phrase “Yeah-no- like you say”

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#14

Andy ‘Better’ Townsend

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#15

Dara O’Briain or Graham Norton after delivering a punchline:

#AHHHHHHHHH

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#16

…

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#17

Not for me, Clive.

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#18

Just realised that Glenn Hoddle is Frank Sidebottom.

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#20

I absolutely love him

#21

:smiley: enjoyed that way more than i should have. that smugface freeze frame/zoom/toploader at the end killed me

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#22

Matt Baker ‘off of’ Countryfile says ‘I tell yer what…’ about ten times a show.

#23

When he commentates on Gymnastics he will ejaculate ‘Whoa! Just look at that! Outstanding stuff!’ after every single dismount / routine before one of his co-commentators picks up in a normal tone of voice and unpicks the routine strand-by-strand.

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#24

I noticed Glenn often ends his comments with a question- “it was a lovely move, wasn’t it?”, “he hit it well, didn’t he?” - like he’s constantly seeking validation or approval. Quite tragic really, considering it’s usually Robbie Savage or Michael Owen sitting next to him.

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#25

The thought of this video still makes me laugh quite regularly.

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