Do think Matt should have been given more of a chance - other less reputable rags saying he quit due to a scheduling clash but that seems unlikely.
Very Unlikely. Given Matt's day job involves race meetings where the fixtures were agreed and confirmed somewhere around the middle of last year - a having 'clash' that he's just noticed is stretching the limits of my imagination somewhat.
Plus, the only real clash was hosting The Sunday Forum on At The Races, and given Dancing On Ice has a higher profile and more viewers, I can't see him dropping DOI to sit in a industrial unit near Milton Keynes talking betting with John McCrirck and Jim Mcgrath for 90 mins on Sunday morning.
The lad had been harshly treated, me thinks.
Reminds me of Sid Waddell doing the lottery draw numbers on Red Alert. That was to bring a new style of presentation to it...
Deadlycoat was back by the third edition.