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Giro d'Italia and the ESP commentators

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  1. Unlike some contributors, I realy enjoy Messrs Duffield, Smith
    and Kelly [1] (and the new-to-me chap who was once an archaeologist,
    but I don't yet know his name), but during today's stage 18
    Sean Kelly came out with an absolute classic : his exact words,
    transcribed from a recording :

    "If it's dry, it's better for the riders, because
    you don't get wet... "

    !!!

    ** Phil.

    [1] Which is not to say that I didn't enjoy Phil Liggett when he
    used to cover the TdF on Channel 4 : I still miss their
    /Frere Jacques/ theme tune, which was /so/ evocative of
    the Tour ...

  2. That would be David Harmon

    DG

    "Philip TAYLOR" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Unlike some contributors, I realy enjoy Messrs Duffield, Smith
    and Kelly [1] (and the new-to-me chap who was once an archaeologist,
    but I don't yet know his name), but during today's stage 18
    Sean Kelly came out with an absolute classic : his exact words,
    transcribed from a recording :

    "If it's dry, it's better for the riders, because
    you don't get wet... "

    !!!

    ** Phil.

    [1] Which is not to say that I didn't enjoy Phil Liggett when he
    used to cover the TdF on Channel 4 : I still miss their
    /Frere Jacques/ theme tune, which was /so/ evocative of
    the Tour ...

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