Archive footage from the 1989 race – his last as a Cambridge blue – features an interview with him as captain of the losing eight, after a race marred by frequent clashes of oars and acrimonious post-race comments.
While some players decided not to comment after the tough loss, afraid their emotions would cause a regrettable statement, Coach John Muckler's comments were acrimonious, particularly when answering questions on why he had benched Theo Fleury for most of the final period.
Fellow leadership hopeful Liz Kendall, who is considered the most centrist candidate, appeared surprised at Burnham's comments during an acrimonious hustings on the BBC's Sunday Politics show.
Their comments follow a weekend of acrimonious campaigning from senior ministers for different sides of the in/out referendum, due to be held in June.
His comments are the latest in a widening, increasingly acrimonious dispute with EU governments and institutions.
But he is smart enough to realise that an acrimonious parting between Warren and Calzaghe has probably fuelled the Welsh boxer's comments.
Certainly, the nature of his move to Chelsea means that one of Arsenal's greatest homegrown talents will never be celebrated anywhere in north London, the divorce made even more acrimonious by those "I nearly swerved off the road in shock" comments in his autobiography as he recalled a meagre £2.8m-a-year contract offer to remain at his first club.
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Depending on how acrimonious his departure was, the player will be sought out pre-match to comment on the reception he may face on the day.
Pringle's comments come at a time when Britain appears keen to improve its relations with Moscow, following an acrimonious two years that saw her predecessor, Tony Brenton, regularly harassed by teenage activists from the pro-Kremlin Nashi youth group.
