| Your clangers are so obvious and often crucial that they're always highlighted. |
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| One minute he was committing world-class clangers, the next he was executing world-class saves. |
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| I sometimes feel that the best goalkeeper is the one who makes the fewest clangers. |
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| Robertson has strong ideas about where he wants to be artistically, but admits to some clangers in his 13-year career. |
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| Wonderfully athletic and with matchless distribution, he performed miracles for Liverpool during their palmiest days and dropped a few horrific clangers as well. |
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| And if you can get laughs from brash American showbiz reporter dropping indiscreet clangers interviewing celebs, then why overegg things by evoking Ruby Waxisms? |
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| Now, the Clangers were a set of knitted woollen glove puppets from a Sunday afternoon TV programme, screened if my memory serves after Liberace and before I Love Lucy. |
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| I was watching TV with my nephew the other morning when the Clangers came on. |
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| The Clangers were lovable pink aliens who talked in whistles, drank soup and had friends such as the Iron Chicken and Froglets. |
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| None threw bombs, though he did tell children that Clangers smell, not unpleasantly, of ripe melons. |
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| There is plenty to choose from, including Hong Kong Phooey, Mr Benn, the Banana Splits, Itsy and Bitsy and the Clangers. |
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| Aliens and spacefarers from film, TV and popular culture from the Clangers to Klingons are dealt with in the opening zone of this exciting and thought-provoking show. |
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| Three kilometres of wool were used to knit the Clangers family. |
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