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Freddy Flowers
Well lets hope Reading go down...then Andy Mcwoll will be back with that duck

Dave Hufford
I'm in Tucson AZ.Where can I here you? I'm big comedy fan.Cosby,Seinfeld,Stooges,Marx bros.,Carlos Mencia,etc,etc.Are we related?

Alastair, Jane, Adam and David Mitchell-Baker
Just to say thanks for a great evening on Tuesday night at the Madjeski Stadium. It was great to quiz Graeme Murty and Kevin Dillon, and to commentateon a match using 大象传媒 Radio Berkshire commentating equipment! Please pass our thanks on to all the team at Radio Berkshire and RaW for organising such a fun event.

Charlie Wheeler (age 7)
Q. What do you get if you cross a spors reporter with a vegetable? A. A Common 'tator

Eileen Britton
i run thereading bar billiards league is there a chance you could give the results once a week only bbc oxford do e britton

Noel Ashton
Hi Joel, Before the World Cup I sent you a cd called England United/Anthem England and was wondering what you think of it and whether you've featured it? Whilst there are a large number of world cup pop songs out there, ours has been well received elsewhere since it seems to be one of only a very few genuine 'anthems' for match day build-up. You can obviously also use it for other sports events, like the Ashes Cricket and the rugby and cricket world cups next year. Kind regards, Noel Ashton Duffin Ashton Duffin noelashton@hotmail.com

Ian Clarke
I think your sports coverage is great. You make it so entertaining and are so full of enthusiasm. Keep up the good work.

Phil Baker
Hi joel, I have come up with a simple lyric change to Queen's "We are the Champions" that i think we should be singing at the last two home game from now on. the chorus now reads, We are the champions my friends, And we'll keep on scoring to the end, We are the Champions, Urrz's are the Champions, No time for loser's, cause we are the champions of the world. The Urrz's is oviously sung out very load as we normally do when Paul tells us to make some noise. What do you think ? regards Phil Baker (Kingsclere)