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Listed below are comments made by fatdjbloke between Tuesday, 13th May 2008 and Thursday, 17th December 2009.

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Terry Wogan card 7:33pm on 17 Dec 2009 Terry, you are the reason I am in radio in any way at all. Thank you for the inspiration.
Are you a Match for the BBC? 10:51pm on 14 Aug 2009 Premier League Table

1. Chelsea
2. Man Utd
3. Liverpool
4. Spurs
5. Man City
6. Arsenal
7. Everton
8. Aston Villa
9. West Ham
10.Sunderland
11.Stoke
12.Fulham
13.Blackburn
14.Bolton
15.Wigan
16.Birmingham
17.Burnley
18.Wolves
19.Portsmouth
20.Hull

FA Cup: Man Utd
League Cup: Man City
Champions League: Chelsea
First Premier League manager to leave his job: Phil Brown
Premier League top scorer: Jermaine Defoe
Championship: Ipswich
Pietersen hides cracks in England batting 07:49am on 09 Aug 2008 Good blog Aggers!

I doubt however tho that following his however justified outburst against the ECB over pitches panel that Rob Key is likely to get a call anytime soon!

Without a shadow of a doubt we need a good keeper to spin in India so Foster needs to play, he has spent this summer keeping to Danish Kaneria and was amazing in 2020 semi - final! And he can bat a bit!

What we also need is another spinner, but one who can bat - yesterdays Harmy-thrash aside our tail seems to start at 6 now!!!

My team for India

Cook
Denly
Bell
KP
Colly
Bopara
Fred
Foster
Swann / Rashid / Udal even?
Anderson
Monty

Take Bob Key, Draco, Shah and Simon Jones too
Kiwis take heart from battling draw 7:58pm on 19 May 2008 Re 10am starts

I beleive that was ruled out due to the expense incurred by people travelling by rail who'd have to pay peak fares!!!

Personally, I think if you can afford to buy a test match ticket these days, you can pay a little bit extra for your train fare!!

I cannot understand the backslapping that the umpires seem to have got from the media in this game....Bucknor was indeed too quick out with his light meter and both of them were not exactly consistent with LBW decisions.
Ask Bearders #170 6:51pm on 13 May 2008 Hi Bill, love the column!!!

Following on from a recent question about the highest test innings without a boundary (good old Boycs!!!), I was wondering if you could tell me what the highest test innings is made up solely of boundaries!

I somehow doubt Boycs is the record holder here!!!

Cheers

BFP, Kent

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