Try Time on BBC Radio Merseyside : Fri Nov 11, 2011 6:22 pm  

In case anyone missed it...

Last night on the Try Time show Eamon McManus was interviewed by Alan Jackson about most things St Helens. That was part one of a two-parter which will be played on next week's show. If you missed it and want to listen to last night's show then there's the "listen again" facility on the BBC Merseyside site.

I'm told that at the appropriate time there should be a whole show on the opening of the stadium. As soon as I hear if/when such a show is going out I'll let you know.

Re: Try Time on BBC Radio Merseyside : Fri Nov 11, 2011 6:56 pm  

It was a good interview with McManus. Well worth a listen.

Re: Try Time on BBC Radio Merseyside : Fri Nov 11, 2011 7:42 pm  

The interview after 39 minutes was far more informative. http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/console/p00l99h9 I did smile at AM's comments about the St. Helens lads on tour. He didn't mention that quite a few (and the better players) were actually not from St. Helens.

The interview after 39 minutes was far more informative. http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/console/p00l99h9 I did smile at AM's comments about the St. Helens lads on tour. He didn't mention that quite a few (and the better players) were actually not from St. Helens.

Re: Try Time on BBC Radio Merseyside : Fri Nov 11, 2011 10:19 pm  

yes we know Rogues they are ALL Wiganers and life long Wigan fans and who are not good enough to play for Wigan so play for us instead , jeez man give it a rest will you? you can make sense sometimes (only sometimes mind you) but sometimes you keep on and on and on and on........................

Re: Try Time on BBC Radio Merseyside : Sat Nov 12, 2011 9:38 am  

Rogues Gallery wrote: The interview after 39 minutes was far more informative. http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/console/p00l99h9 I did smile at AM's comments about the St. Helens lads on tour. He didn't mention that quite a few (and the better players) were actually not from St. Helens. Could you please inform us where the Tomkin brothers are from and more importantly where are they going to.

Rogues Gallery wrote: The interview after 39 minutes was far more informative. http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/console/p00l99h9 I did smile at AM's comments about the St. Helens lads on tour. He didn't mention that quite a few (and the better players) were actually not from St. Helens. Could you please inform us where the Tomkin brothers are from and more importantly where are they going to.

Re: Try Time on BBC Radio Merseyside : Sat Nov 12, 2011 11:23 am  

Gruntfuttock wrote:

yes we know Rogues they are ALL Wiganers and life long Wigan fans and who are not good enough to play for Wigan so play for us instead , jeez man give it a rest will you? you can make sense sometimes (only sometimes mind you) but sometimes you keep on and on and on and on........................

Boring **** isnt he.
Not a troll though!

Re: Try Time on BBC Radio Merseyside : Sat Nov 12, 2011 5:13 pm  

Don Brennan wrote:

Boring **** isnt he.
Not a troll though!

Boring, tedious, repetitive, know-it-all, smart ar$e.
Though, as you say, obviously not a troll

Re: Try Time on BBC Radio Merseyside : Sun Nov 13, 2011 9:28 am  

Changing the subject somewhat, it worries me that in the future we won't have indepth interviews such as this with rugby league people, what with the demise of BBC local radio.

Re: Try Time on BBC Radio Merseyside : Sun Nov 13, 2011 9:30 am  

jonnythesaint wrote:

Changing the subject somewhat, it worries me that in the future we won't have indepth interviews such as this with rugby league people, what with the demise of BBC local radio.

what?, whens this happening?

Re: Try Time on BBC Radio Merseyside : Sun Nov 13, 2011 9:59 am  

Saint Simon wrote:

what?, whens this happening?

It's recently been up for public debate or whatever the BBC call it. As part of the cuts to the BBC's budget (brought about by a freezing of the licence fee and the fact that the BBC overpay loads of so-called celebs), they are proposing to cut back on local radio in certain areas, one of which is sport. We all know that the first thing to go will be rugby league coverage.