Match of the Day at 50 review | “Just look at his faeces!”

BBC One As it clocks up its half-century with a pull through square leg and a polite raise of the bat to acknowledge the pavilion Match of the Day might well reflect how things could have been so very different. Match of the Day at 50 reveals how people in the game thought it would... Read More

Documentary, Miscellaneous, Sport

football, Ian Wright, Lames Cordung, Match of the Day, Match of the Day at 50, Russell Brand

George Groves is beating Carl Froch again

February 15, 2014

Carl Froch vs George Groves II betting | Return of the Saint

The world of sport Whatever else happens on 31st May 2014 no one can ever say that Carl Froch ever ducked a challenge. Having been in that rare position of having his arse handed to him in a stoppage victory it looked for a while like Froch would do the sensible thing, take an easy... Read More

Miscellaneous, Sport

Aerial Telly is history's greatest boxing handicapper, betting, Carl Froch, George Groves, MPDKSA boxing

December 29, 2013

Carl Froch-George Groves betting. 2014 bet of the year.

Your local bookmaker Some of you will remember Aerial Telly as the greatest boxing handicapper in history. You will remember his phenomenal proofed record: 17 bets, 14 wins, 3 “losses” (all of which were down to corruption), the £670.57 profit from £100 level stakes, the incredible 39.45 % yield at average odds of 1.72 and... Read More

Miscellaneous, Sport

betting, boxing, Carl Froch, George Groves, MPDKSA boxing, violence

December 11, 2013

Sports Personality of the Year at 60 review

BBC1 Fucking Steve Redgrave. If anything shows up Sports Personality of the Year at 60 as the worthless backslap parade it is it’s his presence. Dominant in an event approximately 28 people worldwide can afford to be competitive in he nonetheless gets pride of place in discussions of greatest Olympian and most awesome Superman that... Read More

Miscellaneous, Sport

MPDKSA boxing, sport

October 23, 2013

Legendary Nights: The Tale of Gatti-Ward review

HBO It was not the first time gentlemen of Irish and Italian extraction had exchanged blows in or out of a boxing ring. Had their lives taken a different turn they could have been doing it on the cobbles, just another Mick, another wop thrown in the drunk tank. These two made history however and... Read More

Documentary, Sport

boxing, HBO, MPDSKA boxing, violence

August 9, 2013

Aerial Telly shows a hell of a lot of class by not celebrating yet another night of betting glory

Aerial Telly shows a hell of a lot of class by not celebrating yet another night of betting glory You dirtbags could learn a thing or two from him You think you have a shit life? You think your self-esteem couldn’t get any lower? Most likely, you’re right. But spare a thought for Aerial Telly’s… Read More

Miscellaneous, Sport

betting, boxing, MPDSKA boxing

August 5, 2013

James Corden’s World Cup Live review

ITV 4 No one of consequence denies that James Corden is a turd of biblical proportions but there’s a chance that there may be reasons other than him that James Corden’s World Cup Live sucks harder than Gary Coleman on life-support. Screened on ITV after every evening live game the show is best thought of… Read More

British comedy, Miscellaneous, Sport

bad TV, despair, Hymen Cowell, ITV, MPDKSA football

July 23, 2013

Rachel Bruno: My Dad and Me review |

BBC Three When Frank Bruno finally won a world title strap at his fourth attempt he defeated the deeply troubled Oliver McCall a man who would go on to have a nervous breakdown in the ring in losing his rematch to Lennox Lewis. Unlike his earlier triumphs on terrestrial TV his win over McCall wasn’t widely… Read More

Documentary, Sport

boxing, despair, MPDSKA boxing, violence

July 19, 2013

Wimbledon coverage 2013 BBC | Fuzzy balls

BBC A couple of weeks have passed now, tempers have cooled and there’s been time for calm reflection. Aerial Telly is in the perfect position to talk about the Wimbledon coverage of 2013 because he didn’t watch any of it. Too many people are swayed by their subjective interpretations of the “broadcast” itself but he… Read More

Miscellaneous, Sport

sport, tennis

July 15, 2013

Cycling’s Greatest Fraud review | Psycle sluts

National Geographic What’s brought home when watching Cycling’s Greatest Fraud is the human capacity for denial. As the invincible bionic Armstrong achieved the impossible year after year doubters were scorned and an army of storm trooper pep squad goons lauded him wherever he went. When you watch the miraculously cleansed 2013 Tour de France what… Read More

Documentary, Sport

drugs, sport

July 28, 2012

Olympics opening ceremony 2012 review

Aerial Telly, iconoclast impresario, raves about Danny Boyle's Olympics opening ceremony Read More

Sport, Uncategorized

October 4, 2011

Channel 5 – saviours of boxing

Aerial Telly, history's greatest boxing handicapper pays tribute to Channel 5's boxing coverage Read More

Miscellaneous, Sport

boxing, MPDSKA boxing, violence

July 12, 2010

World Cup Final 2010 review | Spaniels triumphant

Aerial Telly, television panopticon, gives the only opinion worth hearing on the World Cup Final 2010 Read More

Sport, Uncategorized

football, World Cup, you DKSA football

June 17, 2010

The World Cup has been kidnapped and molested

Aerial Telly, television panopticon, seeks and destroys those who have mangled the 2010 World Cup Read More

Sport, Uncategorized

football, sport, World Cup, you DKSA football

September 22, 2009

606 with Danny Baker review

Aerial Telly, television panopticon and man the programme makers fear, welcomes back 606 with Danny Baker Read More

Miscellaneous, Sport

bbc, football, radio

June 30, 2008

Euro 2008 TV coverage review

Manny Pacquiao won every second of every round. He was not in trouble for even a fraction of a second. His footwork was impeccable, his defence impregnable, his speed unmanageable, his power unimpeachable. Read More

Sport, Uncategorized

football, sport, you DKSA football

April 14, 2007