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Recent BBC interviews.

Posted April 22, 201015 yr

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/t..._ct/default.stm

I don't know if a "linked" page changes with the site from which it originates, but as of the time of this message there were TV interviews with Terry Butcher and Russell Duncan and a radio interview with George Fraser.

Ross Tokely also did two very good interviews for radio. I think there's a link to one of them on another thread but I can't see them as archived on the BBC site.

I'm not trying to upstage the "newsfeeds" forum here, merely attempting to offer a direct link to a single source of several interviews with key personnel.

Edited April 22, 201015 yr by Charles Bannerman

April 22, 201015 yr

I'm on the Reporting Scotland video about 18mins in :tonguecheek:

Reporting Scotland

Is it possible to download these videos?

April 22, 201015 yr

I'm on the Reporting Scotland video about 18mins in :tonguecheek:

Reporting Scotland

Is it possible to download these videos?

Catriona!!

April 22, 201015 yr

Catriona!!

Tell me about it. I was trying to find her personal net working site for a perv the other day.

April 23, 201015 yr

Scotsman interview with Terry

April 23, 201015 yr

The BBC interview with Terry at the ground is a good one - several articulate and heart felt responses - I am sure a lot of what he has said will be repeated over the next week or so....a new beginning has ended.... :028:

SPL here we come.... :lol:

April 23, 201015 yr

Scotsman interview with Terry

Enjoyed that, thank you.

(Mo's a Guinness man. Nice one )

April 23, 201015 yr

"But there was no red wine last night," he added, with a reference to his favoured tipple. "If you win league games it is red wine, but if you win the title it's champagne. My wife Rita and I were there watching it and then Maurice (Malpas] popped round. Maurice had a few tins of Guinness because he doesn't like champagne.

:028:

April 23, 201015 yr

What a chap El Tel is. He comes across as honest, realistic, self-critical, generous with his thanks.

Most of al, he is grateful, of the sucess that he has had here, and being given the chance. He knows he is onto a good one here, and is level headed enough to know that his contribution was made possible by the work of others. He is not, touch wood, about to run of at the first sniff of a big name.

No false promises as well, I like that.

I'd buy him a glass of red. One of the big ones too.