Last night's debate on R5
Last night's debate on R5
Anyone listen to the radio debate on boxing last night? Thoughts?
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Terminator666
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Re: Last night's debate on R5
Caught some of it-seemed like a good debate. Here it is.
http://downloads.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/5li ... -1953a.mp3
http://downloads.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/5li ... -1953a.mp3
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squared circle
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Re: Last night's debate on R5
I was there, and very interesting. Most interesting was that Allegedly and Robert Smith went off into a dark corner for (to be fair what seemed a fairly amicable) chat for 15 minutes after recording stopped. Us mere mortals got ushered out by security then, but got some pics with Kev Mitch and Daz Barker etc. I think Warren got far too much mike time though.
Re: Last night's debate on R5
Warren spoke a lot of sense to be fair. It was funny listening to that goon who commentates for 5live trying to defend the BBC.squared circle wrote:I was there, and very interesting. Most interesting was that Allegedly and Robert Smith went off into a dark corner for (to be fair what seemed a fairly amicable) chat for 15 minutes after recording stopped. Us mere mortals got ushered out by security then, but got some pics with Kev Mitch and Daz Barker etc. I think Warren got far too much mike time though.
Re: Last night's debate on R5
To be fair to Costello, Warren asking a room full of boxing fans if they want boxing on BBC is a bit of a no-brainer. Try asking the same of a room full of WI members or Greenpeace activists and you'll get a different response. They're all licence fee payers too (although maybe not some of the Swampys).
Warren made some good points but they tended to be obscured by his attacks on everyone else in boxing. As the biggest promoter, manager, tabloid columnist and a TV broadcaster he surely recognises that he should take some responsibility for the state of the game.
Warren made some good points but they tended to be obscured by his attacks on everyone else in boxing. As the biggest promoter, manager, tabloid columnist and a TV broadcaster he surely recognises that he should take some responsibility for the state of the game.
Re: Last night's debate on R5
He did right up until he tried to compare there being the UEFA Cup and the Champions League to multiple 'world' titles at the same weight. I could see what he was trying to say but he had a shocker there IMO.Slip wrote:Warren spoke a lot of sense to be fair. It was funny listening to that goon who commentates for 5live trying to defend the BBC.squared circle wrote:I was there, and very interesting. Most interesting was that Allegedly and Robert Smith went off into a dark corner for (to be fair what seemed a fairly amicable) chat for 15 minutes after recording stopped. Us mere mortals got ushered out by security then, but got some pics with Kev Mitch and Daz Barker etc. I think Warren got far too much mike time though.