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The Eternal Breakfast Debate in a New Place
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Originally posted by Cockney Sparrow View PostI, too, am grieving. Slowly and surely, there are fewer reasons to listen....
I feel sorry for Ms Alker. She's entitled to earn a living, and to be the subject of such unappreciative opinions must be dispiriting (should she be aware of them) . She is, however, completely unsuited to any playlist programme on Radio Three. They need to deploy her elsewhere... But there again, R3 management know we hate the imposition of these styles of presentation/incompetencey and they don't care (the Milwall chant). We are the past, they only care about the future.....
Does Martin Handley have to present the programme from Salford? Is that a long journey for him. Would he rather not be located in the NW on Saturday afternoon/evening. Did he voluntarily give up the Saturday slot. (I always assumed Ms Alker appeared when Handley was, for whatever reason, taking a break - but what do I know? - well actually what I know is that I'll need to have another standby for early morning on Alker days).
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Originally posted by Cockney Sparrow View PostI, too, am grieving. Slowly and surely, there are fewer reasons to listen....
I feel sorry for Ms Alker. She's entitled to earn a living, and to be the subject of such unappreciative opinions must be dispiriting (should she be aware of them) . She is, however, completely unsuited to any playlist programme on Radio Three. They need to deploy her elsewhere... But there again, R3 management know we hate the imposition of these styles of presentation/incompetencey and they don't care (the Milwall chant). We are the past, they only care about the future.....
Does Martin Handley have to present the programme from Salford? Is that a long journey for him. Would he rather not be located in the NW on Saturday afternoon/evening. Did he voluntarily give up the Saturday slot. (I always assumed Ms Alker appeared when Handley was, for whatever reason, taking a break - but what do I know? - well actually what I know is that I'll need to have another standby for early morning on Alker days).
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Originally posted by Cockney Sparrow View PostI feel sorry for Ms Alker. She's entitled to earn a living...
We are the past, they only care about the future...
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Originally posted by W.Kearns View PostSo sad. E.Alker is either too indistinct to hear, or too inane to merit listening to.
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Originally posted by Cockney Sparrow View PostSlowly and surely, there are fewer reasons to listen...
Yes, Alker mornings are as much a no-go area as anything involving Service or Molleson."...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
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Originally posted by Caliban View Post
Yes, Alker mornings are as much a no-go area as anything involving Service or Molleson.
Strings playing popping candy and whurly tubes, that’s how we’re rolling tonight at
@BBCRadio3’s Unclassified Live
Yer, right! I've not yet decided how we roll in this house.Last edited by Stanfordian; 01-10-19, 15:18.
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