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Okay, the best presenter poll hasn't been done since the old Yahoo days, so let's get it done now Jeff has done over half a year. I am letting you vote for more than one option this time, for all the sheep who want to vote for Richard and Jeff as joint best.

Baaaaa.

William G Stewart

To paraphrase Jason Larsen, we love Jeff, we go to Sheff(ield).

Kai Laddiman wrote:William G Stewart

Amen.

Hmmmmm. Jeff's winning the vote.

And none of you are being ironic are you?

Sue Sanders wrote:Hmmmmm. Jeff's winning the vote.

And none of you are being ironic are you?

I got bored witless with Whiteley. He broke my habit of watching to be honest.

Ian Volante wrote:

Sue Sanders wrote:Hmmmmm. Jeff's winning the vote.

And none of you are being ironic are you?

I got bored witless with Whiteley. He broke my habit of watching to be honest.

ARSE

I voted for Jeff on the basis that he's pretty good at the game himself. He's offered more solutions in the last few months than all the others put together. And no, I don't think he's getting more help from the backroom.

Sue Sanders wrote:

Ian Volante wrote:

Sue Sanders wrote:Hmmmmm. Jeff's winning the vote.

And none of you are being ironic are you?

I got bored witless with Whiteley. He broke my habit of watching to be honest.

ARSE

That's a bit harsh! Bottom to you too...

I got bored witless with Whiteley. He broke my habit of watching to be honest.[/quote]


ARSE[/quote]

That's a bit harsh! Bottom to you too... [/quote]


Have I scuppered my chances of sleeping on your sofa for the Edinburgh Festival????

Sue Sanders wrote:I got bored witless with Whiteley. He broke my habit of watching to be honest.

ARSE[/quote]

That's a bit harsh! Bottom to you too... [/quote]


Have I scuppered my chances of sleeping on your sofa for the Edinburgh Festival???? [/quote]

Aye, you'll have to be in the double bed now to make up for your rudeness.

I might let you have the spare room I suppose, but you'll have to be good at domestic chores and being bossed around...

Ian Volante wrote:

Sue Sanders wrote:I got bored witless with Whiteley. He broke my habit of watching to be honest.

ARSE

That's a bit harsh! Bottom to you too... [/quote]


Have I scuppered my chances of sleeping on your sofa for the Edinburgh Festival???? [/quote]

Aye, you'll have to be in the double bed now to make up for your rudeness.

I might let you have the spare room I suppose, but you'll have to be good at domestic chores and being bossed around...[/quote]

I'm no angel, but I'm FANTASTIC at domestic chores as long as you mean cooking.... you know, a genius in the kitchen and all that. (that's vaguely cryptic)

Sue Sanders wrote: I'm no angel, but I'm FANTASTIC at domestic chores as long as you mean cooking.... you know, a genius in the kitchen and all that. (that's vaguely cryptic)

You're no good at these quotes though are you?

You'd have to be better than my girlfriend

Ian's very brave to be the first person EVER to speak out against Richard Whiteley . . .
In some ways, Des O'Connor and Jeff Stelling are like two halves of RW - Des with the bumbling which so endeared some viewers, and Jeff with the awful puns.

Ian Volante wrote:

Sue Sanders wrote:Hmmmmm. Jeff's winning the vote.

And none of you are being ironic are you?

I got bored witless with Whiteley. He broke my habit of watching to be honest.

Yeah - I used to watch it loads before he was on.

Ian Volante wrote:

Sue Sanders wrote: I'm no angel, but I'm FANTASTIC at domestic chores as long as you mean cooking.... you know, a genius in the kitchen and all that. (that's vaguely cryptic)

You're no good at these quotes though are you? Nope - and you're not the first to mention it! But I'll bumble on in my own random way!

Sue Sanders wrote:

Ian Volante wrote:

Sue Sanders wrote: I'm no angel, but I'm FANTASTIC at domestic chores as long as you mean cooking.... you know, a genius in the kitchen and all that. (that's vaguely cryptic)

You're no good at these quotes though are you? Nope - and you're not the first to mention it! But I'll bumble on in my own random way!

I went for Whiteley, because he's the original and best, but I don't think Countdown has had a bad presenter. All 4 are good.

Richard Brittain wrote:I went for Whiteley, because he's the original and best, but I don't think Countdown has had a bad presenter. All 4 are good.

What? Including Des 'I've never heard of a punnet' O'Connor with his insistance on always saying the teatime teaser was 'all one word'

Including Des O'Connor. I liked his unassuming gentlemanly wit, as well as the way he spoke condescendingly to child contestants even if they were really good at Countdown. And what the hell is a punnet anyway?

If I were to give the presenters ratings, I'd go for something like:

Whiteley - 10/10
Lynam - 8/10
O'Connor - 8/10
Stelling - 9/10

Richard Brittain wrote:Including Des O'Connor. I liked his unassuming gentlemanly wit, as well as the way he spoke condescendingly to child contestants even if they were really good at Countdown. And what the hell is a punnet anyway?

If I were to give the presenters ratings, I'd go for something like:

Whiteley - 10/10
Lynam - 8/10
O'Connor - 8/10
Stelling - 9/10

Ah Richard, young fella me lad - we shall agree to differ. And I guess you've never experienced the charm that is Les Dynam (sic c/o my mother) in full 'come to bed eyes' mode!

Right I'm off to eat a carton/case/box/container/punnet of strawberries now.

Richard only filmed eleven shows with Lynam... not sure he ever gave him come-to-bed eyes though

Jon Corby wrote:Richard only filmed eleven shows with Lynam... not sure he ever gave him come-to-bed eyes though

My point really... Des only has time for the laydees