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Speaking guinness figure-help, please

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Hello all,
I have registered with the Guinness Collectors' Club and looked on ebay help boards re: this, but no joy so far.
Apart from anything, the ebay Community Forum will not connect - all I receive are messages refusing link, 'problems with this site's security certificate'.

GCC seems little used, so what better than to ask on mse:D?

I found a small [H:10cm-ish]reasonably heavy plastic moulded figure this morning.
It's of a male sports commentator, miked up, on a black circular pedestal, with what looks like 2005 GUINNESS lettering and the registration encircled 'R' on this. Figure has slightly wavy swept back black/grey hair, bushy-ish eyebrows to match, seems to be wearing the ubiquitous sheepskin doublebreasted coat[although it is grey, rather than natural colours.]

This pedestal holds 3 watch batteries, on which a small button is pressed, causing these 3 sentences to be spoken:

1. What a result!
2. Ooh, good decision!
3. It's fairy tale stuff here. He's offered to get the drinks in!

I've tried to trace these as someone's particular catchphrases- no luck.
The voice is vaguely familiar, but seems soccer-connected in my doubtless faultily recalled connection, rather than lubbly rugby.

I've tried also sorts of lateral googling, too.

Any clues? Help? Anyone?

Thankyou if you can.
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