Yeah - so we can all nod off the moment Nige opens his big boring mouth...Mansell is an interesting choice. I suppose its for everyone who spends their Sundays thinking:
"Eddie, for God's sake, shut up!"
Yeah - so we can all nod off the moment Nige opens his big boring mouth...Mansell is an interesting choice. I suppose its for everyone who spends their Sundays thinking:
"Eddie, for God's sake, shut up!"
BBC have extended their six nations contract up to and including 2017. Only seem to spout out the "committed to bringing full live sport" "great value deal for taxpayers" when it suits them...
True, but the Beeb should have got their sporting priorities right - based on viewing figures.
Charles Sale from the Daily Mail (it rhymes) says the following:
Sky's F1 team taking shape
Sky Sports, who are expected to announce their F1 line-up for next year’s coverage after the Brazilian Grand Prix, have former world champion Nigel Mansell in their sights as lead pundit. Martin Brundle and David Croft will commentate, with Ted Kravitz the paddock reporter after his BBC colleague Lee McKenzie opted to stay put. Sky rugby presenter Simon Lazenby is expected to host the programme, while Steve Rider is line to do a series of legends interviews.
However, he seems to be the only person that is actually excited by the new deal (anti-bbc newspaper) and we don't know who his sources were - just speculation.
Also, apparently, in 2009, Croft was going to be lead commentator but Brundle influenced the BBC's decision on it for some reason. So if this is true, I can't imagine it would work that well. Also, it's interesting that Mansell would maybe a pundit.
But of course, none of this will affect me as I won't be watching Sky next year.
Hope Legard doesn't come back.
BBC's coverage plan for 2012 looks like its a few days away:
Hopefully some of our plans for #bbcf1 2012 will become clearer over the next few days. The more I hear about them the more excited I get..
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Actually only £90 (March-November)...Same bullshit only now coated in sugar. £120 a year for 10 races, just one lousy channel! No thanks.