eisenberg1 wrote: » He will probably run away with it.................sorry, couldn't resist:D
HooohRaaah wrote: » For this calender year the Dr D'Arcy Show is down 25,000 listeners
BPKS wrote: » I've tried Newstalk and 2FM as alternatives in the morning but just cant warm to them. I still listen to bits and pieces but most days find myself listening to spotify or podcasts to fill the hole when Ray jumps on his soapbox, puts on his Asics gels, gets out his cookbook or opens up the family album.
Doctor Strange wrote: » For argument's sake, say Ray gets the boot tomorrow. Who would you bring in to replace him?
wnolan1992 wrote: » Anton. With Mairead and Will. Jenny in the odd time too.
Ash.J.Williams wrote: » it's a DJ they need not a comedian....there are no comedians on this planet capable of coming up with material 3 hrs a day 5 days a week.....look at 2fm!!
lambayire wrote: » Jason Byrne - nice one!!! It has just been waaaaaaaay too long since he has been on the show. The unfunny effer.
denishurley wrote: » Tom Dunne was always excellent when filling in for Ray, but then he found it difficult when given a permanent morning slot on NT.
JM Skipton wrote: » I don't think there are any obvious candidates to replace Ray, those who have filled in for him in the past have been fine but would not make good long term replacements in my view. Maybe bringing in some new presenter that no one has heard of could be an option although a risky one.
denishurley wrote: » I like Anton, but I'd wary of falling into the 'What's rare is wonderful' trap. Tom Dunne was always excellent when filling in for Ray, but then he found it difficult when given a permanent morning slot on NT.
somesoldiers wrote: » I will sponsor d'arcy to stop talking about marathons for 10 mins.
CarrickMcJoe wrote: » You know you've made it to Shock Jock when you have to read out an apology live on air. Welcome aboard, Raymond.
Michael Weston wrote: » Why did he have to apologise?