Synode wrote: » Missed it, what happened
JoeA3 wrote: » Then it’s the turn of the sports news and Susan has to lead each sports headline too. And we all know that this is way outside her comfort zone so why do it? Just let the sports guy read the headlines ffs. Idiotic! “So Phil, Arsenal v Chelsea tonight...” Jesus, it is so bad.
JoeA3 wrote: » The Last Word has gone to the absolute dogs. I’m very very very close to tuning out for good. The current favoured fill-in, Susan Keogh, is just not suited to the gig at all and that’s being generous. I had it on yesterday on my commute home. The “6 at 6” where this week we have the bizarre situation where one newsreader is leading the other newsreader about the “6 stories” one at a time! So Jane, a dog crossed the road today? Yes Susan, that’s right, a dog did cross the road today. Multiply that inane exchange by 6. What will they do when there’s 7 big stories to talk about? The 7 at 6? Not quite as catchy. Then it’s the turn of the sports news and Susan has to lead each sports headline too. And we all know that this is way outside her comfort zone so why do it? Just let the sports guy read the headlines ffs. Idiotic! “So Phil, Arsenal v Chelsea tonight...” By the time all this fake banter is done and we’ve had yet another pointless traffic update and another competition update, it’s nearly 6:30 and time for the news headlines again!! Jesus, it is so bad.
For Forks Sake wrote: » Sure doesn't she get to head off early when she's covering on a Friday; John Duggan gets left to do the last word on sport between 6-7.
JoeA3 wrote: » Yes that’s exactly why I thought the exchange between herself and the sports guy last night was faintly ludicrous. So Phil, big night for the Gunners tonight then? Yes Susan, you’re right, big night for the Arsenal! It’s alan partridge Esque, which is funny considering the station is trying desperately hard to be cool with the kids. They used to have the likes of Anton Savage and Hugh Linehan and then Gavin ? who were all very able and competent stand ins... in fact I think I’d prefer any one of those over Cooper. But sadly the station / DO’B has fallen out with them all! So we have this Transition year radio effort instead.
giveitholly wrote: » Haven't been listening much since before Christmas, has Muireann been announced officially as the presenter from 12-2.30 or is it still up in the air
Nerdlingr wrote: » Listened to Lost in Music with Louise Duffy last night, to see how long it would take before she made a mistake or emmmmmed or ahhhhhhed.... she ****ed up her first sentence in her intro!!!....awful awful presenter. dunno how she got the gig. she can barely string two words together.
TheDavester wrote: » a minor "celebrity" due to who she's married to maybe.....tbf her music selections fine but her inane "banter" with the news team is annoying...she kinda sounds like the lame dorky aunt who read NME or Hot Press and thinks she's a music guru
TheDavester wrote: » a minor "celebrity" due to who she's married to maybe.....
Addle wrote: » Maybe not. She was a dj before she started a relationship with her husband.
Nerdlingr wrote: » She does pick a few good tracks in fairness to her, but she cant present for peanuts.
mikep wrote: » Whoever is doing the scheduling this week should be shot as Muireann followed by Paula Mc is mind numbing and shows that they are both the same...same intonation, constant inane chatter and no clue about music..if they are the future today FM is doomed.
threein99 wrote: » New lunchtime presenter being announced on Dermot and Dave shortly
TheDavester wrote: » Please not Vogue or Allison spittle