- Operation Flavius.
- Julian, Dick and Anne, George and Timmy the Dog.
- Aunt Fanny and lashings and lashing of ginger beer.
255… Oh, Betty
- Pints at Lunchtime
- Probably already been done, but fuck it she is a twofer… Rachel Riley
- Men could wear business shorts with a suit in London and look like it is completely normal.
- Fish finger sandwiches in gastro pubs.
- Crop circles.
- The English National Anthem sung at full blast
It had to be a Cork man that said this
- The English Market on Grand Parade
- Neville Neville.
- British Airways and their friendly staff.
- Jeff Stelling.
[QUOTE=“dodgy-keeper, post: 959343, member: 1552”]263. Neville Neville.
264. British Airways and their friendly staff.
265. Jeff Stelling.[/QUOTE]
Is that Neville Neville the sex offender, or another one?
He was cleared, it was a harmless bit of fish fingers.
- David Beckham. A beautiful man.
- Sir Peter O’Sullevan. “Approaching Beechers for the 2nd time and over to Peter O’Sullevan”
- Des Lynam’s gravitas-rich presentation of BBC’s coverage of major sporting events.
- Clare Balding’s knowledgeable and enthusiastic presentation of same.
- John Hanmer - “and over to John Hanmer”
- Julian Wilson - the sympathetic face of the wax jacket horsey set.
- Nick Skelton - master horseman and an honorary Irishman after all the years he’s been coming to Dublin.
- John Whitaker - for the same reasons as Skelts.
- Michael Whitaker - perhaps the lesser known of the brothers but a much under-rated horseman.
- Everest Milton.
- Great Britain’s unswerving commitment to sending their finest riders to the Royal Dublin Horse Show.
- The Hickstead Derby.
- Racing from Ascot
- The Royal party’s horse-drawn entrance to each day of Royal Ascot.