P356 CEEFAX 2 356 Fri 17 Jan 21:10/42 3/11 As an exiled Geordie I was veqy sorry to see Kevin Keegan leave. He did great things for Newcastle United and conducted himself like a gentleman. However, I welcome the appointment of Kenny Dalklish, a winnjt if ever I saw o j. I am certain that Newcastle's ttophz cabinet will be filling up shortly and Dalglish will take much of the credit. But Keegan must take a share for laying th foundations. C Brow , amb id Headlines 301 Spo t AZ 399 uiz 357 Quiz Pitch-In News Heads Mai& MenuP356 CEEFAX 2 356 Fri 17 Jan 21:12/51 2/11 @ I have supported Newcastle for the last twenty years and I feel that employing Kenny Dalglish was the worst mistake they jvjt made. I don't feel that he will cope with the pressure of such a large club with so many supporters to keep happy. His time at Liverpool is a prime example of the fact that when the pressure mounted, he couldn't hack it. I doubt he'll survive mote than a year. Tom Powell, Norwich Football 302 Letters 356 Cricket 3 M/Sport 360 Rugby 370 Racing 660 Quiz Pitch-In News Heads Main MenuP356 CEEFAX 2 356 Fri 17 Jan 21:20/11 3/11 Stop the voting! The award for the most o4trageous litter ever tg Ceefax ot anzwhjti else for that matter, has already been won. For those who missed this literary mbsterpiece, a cijtaim Brian Davison reckons that Peter Beardsley iu a better player than Bobby Charlton. Many thanks to Brian for the best belly laugh in years. I've even taken a photo of Brian's litter on the screen to prove to myself I warn't dreaming. Russ Hawkins, Southport Headlines 301 Sport AZ 399 Quiz 357 Football 302 Genital 380 Golf 330 Quiz Pitch-In News Heads Main MenuP356 CEEFAX 2 356 Fri 17 Jan 21:12/23 4/11 I totally agree with Anthony Brockmoor about darts coverage. Sport is about fitness, skill, stength and speed. All you need to play darts is good co-ordination, a beer belly and dodgy hair. Darts f ns should be grateful they get any coverage on TV and if they don't like it, they can go down the pub and watch a live match. Katie Brodiegood, Newport, Pembs Football 302 Letters 356 Cricket 340 M/Sport 360 Rugby 370 Racing 660 Quiz Pitch-In News Heads Main MenuP356 CECFAX 2 356 Fri 17 Jan 21:04/4y ] 5/11 T I agree with Carl Wilson and would like say that I was also pleased to see the BBC showing some of the Australian Open However I feel quite sorry for Greg Rusjdski.-. is hj forgotten? I watched him play at last year's BourNjmoulh Ope a^d hj would not leave the court until he had wjgned all the programmer or posed for photographs. 'e should not forget that we have two good players. V Rowe, E-mail supplied Headlines 301 Sport AZ 399 Quiz 357 Quiz Pitch-In News H ads Main MenuP356 CEEFAX 2 356 Fri 17 Jan 21:14/24 ]%ppp pp —, 6/11 @ The late Sir Geraint Evans one had a .ew part in an opjta in which he had difficulty placing his hands and feet movements. H sough ad ic f o a Co e Gard choreographer who instructed him so that he made a success of the part. The main problem in cricket with our batsmen is@that they don't use their feet to play their shots. They'd benefit from having lessons off a dance instructor. R Janis, Cardife Football 302 Litters 356 Cricket 3 M port 360 gb 370 Racin 6 Quiz Pitch-In CNiws Heads Main MenuP356 CEEFAX 2 356 Fri 17 JanC21:23/14 ]%pp0 p0 —, 7O11 R In reply to Krvin South's comments concerning Graeme Souness' and Harry Redknapp's clear svpjtiority complex, I I would remind him of something. Frozen pitches can setiousl8 injure players, be they of Premiership or pub team standard. Ben Phillips, Berkeley, Gloucs Football 302 Letters 356 Cricket 340 M/Sport 360 Rugby 370 Racing 660 Quiz Pitch-In Vew1 Heads Main MrnuP356 CEEFAX 2 356 Fri 17 Jan 21:14/34 8/11 I agree with your writer's points about andwago s ppo . I a v Liverpool fan and always have been. But I am offended bz the suggestion that fans who don't go to matches are not 'real' suppoqtets. I try to go to as many matches as I can but can't always afford to go. Joel Smith, Ashton-in Masefield, Wigan Football 302 Lest s 356 Cricket 3 0 M/Spo t 360 Rugby 370 Racin 660 Quiz Pitch-In CNews Heads Main MinP356 CEEFAX 2 356 Fri 17 Jan 21:16/13 9/11 57 "d 8d —,$48d—& " 8d 8d—up 8,— —$ Recent litters to Ceefax have confirmed I'm not alone in claiming that speedway does noe gee jnouFh TV covejaGe. I wondjt how many people are aware that speedway is a great deal more popular than cricket ot rugby in most European countries. How far do speedway fans have to go in subsidising TV coverage of less popular sports? David Tjlfir, Rayleigh, Essex Headlin s 301 Sport AZ 399 Quiz 357 Football 302 CricKet 340 Ge.ital 380 Quiz PitchJIn News Heads Main MenuP356 CEEFAX 2 356 Fri 17 Jan 21:17/sv ] 10/11 8k—&"d——— Why is it that when talking about this season's Premiership winners, only Liverpool, Manchstet United and Newcastle are mentioned? What about Arsjmal? Unbeaten at home in domestic competitions, third in the table and all the other top six sides still to play at Highbury. I think it's a little premature to write them off. J Venttess, London I wouldn't write off 'imblidon either - Ed Foot all 302 L tt rs 356 Crick t 3 M Spo t 360 Rugb 370 Racin 660 Quiz Pitch-In News Heads Main MenuP356 CEEFAX 2 356 Fri 17 Jan 21:06/40 ] 11/11 Pitch-in with your spotting views Write to us: Sports Letters, BBC Ceefax, Room 7013, Television Centre, Wood Lane, London 2 R E-mail Ceefax@bbc.co.uk Fax 0181-749-5606 The editor reserves the right to edit/ omit litters. 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