^Exactly the same reply as I have just recieved.

Clearly the BBC think there is nothing wrong with him behaving like some loutish fan who laughs when players from other teams get stretchered off.

Oh dear - i think I have reached that age where I like nothing better than to complain

:

[iAbsolutely amazing but not particularly surprising that you could defend a
presenter making fun of a person breaking their leg as 'light hearted
banter'. How can you say that Alan was 'clearly in no way happy' when he
'clearly' stated 'you can tell from my voice that I'm smiling'?

I'm offended that you have made such a response without due regard to what
was actually broadcast. I of course expect to get no response/some token
copy and paste nonsense inline with the fob off received already.[/i

also got the exact same reply.
if my unique brand of humour includes me going around smacking people in the face with a frying pan is that ok?

Outstanding reply, im assuming you havent had a reply to that!!

[iI'm sorry but that response is unacceptable. I don't accept for one minute it was light hearted banter. Bernard Manning had a "unique brand of humour" also. That's a sop to say that Mr Beswick has an offensive brand of humour!.

Under the Freedom of Information Act I would like details of every complaint made about him in the last 12 months. I will then decide if I wish to take my complaint further[/i.




My reply. They have 30 days in which to provide me with the information

That should give them a bit of work to do to earn the licence fee.

Bitching aside, it's great news that the injury isn't as bad as feared - the game needs entertainers.

[url=http://www.wigantoday.net/warriors/Roberts-back-in-six-weeks.6215831.jpHe could be back in six weeks[/url

It worked for Ade Edmondson & Rik Mayall!

I see that 'Ste of the Warrington Casuals' is yet again giving us the benefit of his immensely experienced and authoritative opinion. Hopefully Magurie, Wane and Bitcon will take note, and possibly at some point put 'Ste' on staff, so that he can advise everyone else how to do their jobs properly as well.

I've just spoken to Amos in Wigan (well, said hello) near Specsavers. Didn't have any crutches or anything so (although I'm not sure if this injury constitutes them normally) maybe less than the eight weeks.

I wonder how Beswick will feel this week about Super League...