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Linford Christie

Linford Christie

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Sep 10, 2026

Andy RobinsonHOST
12:51
Dawn W says, Rumour has it there was blood found in Bessie's ecstasy system.
James CookHOST
12:56
Sean Ryder, in 2010, he came second on I'm a Celebrity behind winner Stacey Solomon, but ahead of Lembit Opik, Gillian McKeith, Linford Christie and Jenny Eclair.
James CookHOST
13:06
In 2023, he was on I'm a Celebrity again, but this time he came joint last behind Dean Gaffney, Carol Vorderman and winner Mylene Klaas.
James CookHOST
13:15
In 2013, he hosted Sean Ryder on UFOs for the History Channel.
Jane FlemmingGUEST
30:14
if not two years, three years or squads or whatever it was.
Jane FlemmingGUEST
30:18
Remember we used to get Linford Christie come here with all of his squad every year in Sydney and we'd get a heap of the Kenyans come down and train in Melbourne.
Jane FlemmingGUEST
30:25
And so they'll come to the whole of Australia.
Jane FlemmingGUEST
30:27
They won't just go to Brisbane.
Nick FerrariSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
48:46
It's over 300 miles.
Nick FerrariSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
48:48
So 45 men and or women, whatever they might be, and you can give them Jeeps, you can give them whatever, they'd have to be Linford Christie to be able to patrol those beaches.
Nick FerrariSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
48:55
That is the reality.
Nick FerrariSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
48:57
And now, having gone into more detail about the fact that only one in 100 asylum claims are genuine, according to a whistleblower who's revealed widespread fraud and dysfunction in the system.
Nick FerrariHOST
11:22
It's over 300 miles.
Nick FerrariHOST
11:24
So 45 men and or women, whatever they might be, and you can give them Jeeps, you can give them whatever, they'd have to be Linford Christie to be able to patrol those beaches.
Nick FerrariHOST
11:32
That is the reality.
Nick FerrariHOST
11:33
And now, having gone into more detail about the fact that only one in 100 asylum claims are genuine, according to a whistleblower who's revealed widespread fraud and dysfunction in the system.
Steve WraithHOST
14:49
He prefers to play straight through the middle.
Steve WraithHOST
14:52
He's got legs like bloody Linford Christie.
Steve WraithHOST
14:55
You know, if you look at the muscles on his legs, he reminds me, I tell you what he reminds us of in the way that he looks, the way that he runs, the way he looks.
Steve WraithHOST
15:01
Marco Gabbiadini.
Rob ConlonHOST
5:21
and some some videos and some ch-some little stats.
Michael NormantonHOST
5:24
Farka did almost call him the new Linford Christie at one point except now he can play football as well but yeah I think it's sensible didn't he? Farke did say he wanted a more experienced proven winger but since that didn't transpire they turned to Bahoya.
Michael NormantonHOST
5:36
So yeah I mean Okafor's there isn't it? I just hope he c- he's a bit of a a bit more competition for Okafor so he can be a bit more consistent I think.
Dan MoylanHOST
5:43
Hmm.
Dan MoylanHOST
5:44
I think it's a very smart piece of business was what Farka said because he's a very exciting young player you don't win it in lottery to play for France youth teams and also some games at the Bundesliga level.
Dan MoylanHOST
5:54
Uh he has lots of potential with his pace and his skills but of course he has to develop a bit just to be uh Linford Christie he doesn't help we need football players and he has his skills as well.
Dan MoylanHOST
6:03
S-so actually I think um he's saying he's actually he's not just Linford Christie like he can run fast Also, um, also do some skills, some tricks
Rob ConlonHOST
6:11
Glad he's gone for Linford rather than Usain Bolt.
James O'BrienHOST
43:05
by acknowledging centralised, privatised, de-industrialised austerity in Brexit has created a pitch that if you're at the right end of it, you can't miss the goal.
James O'BrienHOST
43:15
Or if you're at the wrong end of it, you've got to be a combination of Linford Christie, Brian Jack and, I don't know, Mike Tyson to claw your way up the park and get the ball anywhere near the opponent's net.
James O'BrienHOST
43:30
It's mad when you think about it.
James O'BrienHOST
43:32
And then I feel like an idiot.
Zharnel HughesGUEST
30:26
Linford, for sure, had definitely spoken to me.
Zharnel HughesGUEST
30:28
Linford Christie, he spoke to me just before I went out and got my bronze medal in Budapest.
Zharnel HughesGUEST
30:34
I remember we just ran the semifinals and Christian Coleman from the USA had beaten me in the semifinals and he was bragging and he was like, yeah, I'm ready, I'm ready, I'm ready.
Zharnel HughesGUEST
30:46
And I'm like, bro, you just woke me up.
AlexGUEST
28:24
So I put my Crocs into sports mode.
AlexGUEST
28:26
Did a Linford Christie.
AlexGUEST
28:28
I was probably doing 100 mile an hour by the time I got on the road.
AlexGUEST
28:31
Probably just a touch over, to be fair.
Sandro FordHOST
5:07
What's his name?
speaker_0UNKNOWN
5:08
Linford Christie.
Sandro FordHOST
5:09
Linford Christie.
Simon EmanuelHOST
5:09
Linford Christie.
Simon EmanuelHOST
5:11
He was in the, um-
Sandro FordHOST
5:12
The Lunchbox
Sandro FordHOST
5:33
when he's running.
Simon EmanuelHOST
5:35
Oh, dear, dear.

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