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6th March 2018
10:25am GMT

Yes, the presenter was having absolute NONE of their shit and while she received the usual amount of backlash from some narrow-minded audience members, the clip ultimately received huge praise.You wouldn't call Alan Brazil "darling", would you? ?♂️@LynseyHipgrave1 was on ? today... ??
? Plenty more from Lynsey at 10am tomorrow! pic.twitter.com/DlJwT3cfNQ — talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) March 5, 2018
She warns him and he carries on , if you listened to the next caller she explains it wasn’t him just calling her love , it’s the patronising “darling” that annoyed her. He’s a Liverpool fan which was more offensive
— Tim c (@Timcorps) March 5, 2018
Funniest thing I have heard for ages and quite right also ha, what a plonker he was! Well done Lynsey and enjoyed the show ????
— David Matthews (@MatthewsDavid) March 5, 2018
Yesssss @lynseyhipgrave1 brilliant!!! ??♂️????? https://t.co/DdBU99KsCu
— Alan Shearer (@alanshearer) March 5, 2018
Calls Danny 'Danny', calls Lynsey 'love' and 'darling'.
It would drive me nuts hearing that on a daily basis so don't blame @lynseyhipgrave1 one bit. Would he call the queen 'darling' too? — Crippy Cooke (@CrippyCooke) March 5, 2018
Lynsey later addressed those who didn’t seem to approve of her decision to end the call, reminding them that “sometimes it’s not what you say, it’s the way that you say it”.? with you @lynseyhipgrave1 ??????https://t.co/O4nOvH1qxO
— Women in Football (@WomeninFootball) March 5, 2018
Seems to be an awful lot of people missing the point, sometimes it’s not what you say it’s the way that you say it. Genuine terms of endearment are lovely but the ‘scuse me darling’ was just condescending. He can’t say I didn’t warn him ?#FFS
— Lynsey Hipgrave (@lynseyhipgrave1) March 5, 2018
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