Stringer article on BBC

[Spudulike]

Clearly not everyone's cup of tea but I like him.

 

ps. I'm not Ian Stringer in case anyone wondered 

[yorkie1999]

I quite enjoyed it

[yorkie1999]

1 minute ago, Spudulike said:

Clearly not everyone's cup of tea but I like him.

 

ps. I'm not Ian Stringer in case anyone wondered 

Ok Jason

[Countryfox]

1 minute ago, Spudulike said:

Clearly not everyone's cup of tea but I like him.

 

ps. I'm not Ian Stringer in case anyone wondered 

If you say so Ian ...

[Guest Manini]

Oh for **** sake 

[PhillippaT]

Meh.

[steveherbe]

You bunch of miserable bastards. I enjoyed the read and the sentiments, get over the collective FT hatred of Mr Stringer, you wunch of bankers.

[UniFox21]

Some of the arguments against him is a bit OTT, and he isn't as bad as some make out. 

[silebyboy]

2 hours ago, Brooksy said:

What a dreadful article by a dreadful human being

I haven’t listened to BBC Radio Leics for a good few years now but, genuine question, why do you dislike him so much? Just curious. 

[bovril]

Pure Partridge as ever. 

[Trav Le Bleu]

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Even now, people in Leicester still say "when did you know?" The question is a simple one. In a season that provided one of the most incredible sporting stories ever, when did you know it was done?

 

I have spoken much and listened much about our title winning season, but I've never heard or said the words, "when did you know?" in regards to it.

 

The article title should be...

 

Greatest Moments of the Decade: Ian Stringer Has a Kid and Watches Football for his Job.

[Trav Le Bleu]

48 minutes ago, steveherbe said:

You bunch of miserable bastards. I enjoyed the read and the sentiments, get over the collective FT hatred of Mr Stringer, you wunch of bankers.

When he starts commentating about Leicester City and not what he's doing whilst he's supposed to be talking about Leicester City, then maybe we will.

[MrsJohnMurphy]

"I was in full flight, calling every millimetre."

 

Makes a change, he's normally talking about what he had for lunch or his trip to the ground

[SouthStandUpperTier]

2 minutes ago, Trav Le Bleu said:

 

I have spoken much and listened much about our title winning season, but I've never heard or said the words, "when did you know?" in regards to it.

 

The article title should be...

 

Greatest Moments of the Decade: Ian Stringer Has a Kid and Watches Football for his Job.

[UniFox21]

3 minutes ago, MrsJohnMurphy said:

"I was in full flight, calling every millimetre."

 

Makes a change, he's normally talking about what he had for lunch or his trip to the ground

Or about the bus lane he can see from the commentary gantry

[Leicesterpool]

Always wanted to find out what happened between him and Alan Young.

[SouthernFox96]

One of the most self-obsessed blokes I have ever met

[Guest TamworthFoxes]

I thought it was a good article. 
Enjoy reading other peoples thoughts, feelings and experiences of the title win.

I met him on one of the Champions League trips, him Matt Elliott and Gerry Taggart. Seemed a sound chap, don’t get the hatred for him.

[Mark 'expert' Lawrenson]

2 hours ago, Walkers said:

He's so full of himself he should try out on the Apprentice

Something like this for instance 😝

[Paninistickers]

54 minutes ago, Leicesterpool said:

Always wanted to find out what happened between him and Alan Young.

Good question.

 

I'm guessing at an incident at Stringer's gaff...  along the lines of Michael Barrymore, Stuart Lubbock and a swimming pool. 

[Corky]

1 hour ago, bovril said:

Pure Partridge as ever. 

That's it, it reads like a parody of something. I presume he's been told to overplay it but it all seems forced and rather fake in places.

[CosbehFox]

2 minutes ago, Corky said:

That's it, it reads like a parody of something. I presume he's been told to overplay it but it all seems forced and rather fake in places.

Throw in fabrications of scenarios. 

 

I’m not a father but I’ve never ever heard of fathers taking their two month old babies out for a walk at 7am on a Monday morning. Even less so without a push chair 

[MarriedaLeicesterGirl]

3 minutes ago, Cardiff_Fox said:

Throw in fabrications of scenarios. 

 

I’m not a father but I’ve never ever heard of fathers taking their two month old babies out for a walk at 7am on a Monday morning. Even less so without a push chair 

Okay. I am a father, and it is completely believable, especially if you aren't on a 9-5 job. Those slings can be sleep factories, and a baby carriage (2 months) is often more hassle than it's worth.

[CosbehFox]

3 minutes ago, MarriedaLeicesterGirl said:

Okay. I am a father, and it is completely believable, especially if you aren't on a 9-5 job. Those slings can be sleep factories, and a baby carriage (2 months) is often more hassle than it's worth.

Fair enough. It just seems odd to me 

[Tielemans63]

Never realised what a key role Stringer played in our title win. Thanks for making our dreams come true Ian.