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Enjoy the podcasts, they make the daily shenanigans on the trams blur into the distance. However, isn’t it about time that Mr Chandler got over his time at the Fairfield Halls? A bad case of sour grapes, I think..
Also, it strikes me that with the amount of free stuff he says he was giving away whilst in charge, it’s little wonder that our venue is suffering financially.