L.C wrote:Some of you lot remind me of my wife... always moaning.
Yesterday she was it work, so I tidied the house. Dusted the shelves, hoovered the floor, cleaned the kitchen cabinets, put up a new painting... she walks in and of course, moans that I haven't mopped the kitchen floor.
Did you see an exciting fight with a British prospect?
Did you have to pay a subscription fee for it?
Does any other terrestrial station show boxing?
You moan that boxing is split over subscription channels and PPV, then when it's free you moan that they haven't put the effort in.
See this;
Concentrate on the bit with water in it, you miserable twats.
If they saved a fair bit of money by not having the best presentation possible then they did the right thing. The less it costs them, the more likely they are to keep showing boxing.
Boxing from the Garden, prime time on a Saturday night on free tele and some people didn't see enough ring walk or weren't happy James Degale doesn't know as many big words as boring Hugh Mcilvanney. He was enthusiastic, he might not have been able to articulate everything he saw but I bet he could duck and counter it, which these whingers couldn't...
NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:Boxing from the Garden, prime time on a Saturday night on free tele and some people didn't see enough ring walk or weren't happy James Degale doesn't know as many big words as boring Hugh Mcilvanney. He was enthusiastic, he might not have been able to articulate everything he saw but I bet he could duck and counter it, which these whingers couldn't...
DeGale was on to plug himself to the Fury audience ahead of James' next fight on Channel 5. C5 Shouldnt have left him there on his own to bat all questions and should have had someone else in there to soak up some of the pressure. I thought it was pretty unfair of them to do that.
NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:Boxing from the Garden, prime time on a Saturday night on free tele and some people didn't see enough ring walk or weren't happy James Degale doesn't know as many big words as boring Hugh Mcilvanney. He was enthusiastic, he might not have been able to articulate everything he saw but I bet he could duck and counter it, which these whingers couldn't...
DeGale was on to plug himself to the Fury audience ahead of James' next fight on Channel 5. C5 Shouldnt have left him there on his own to bat all questions and should have had someone else in there to soak up some of the pressure. I thought it was pretty unfair of them to do that.
G0mez wrote:I'm not massively clued up on the track, but isn't it a traditional song that's been hijacked into a provo IRA song ?
Looking at the lyrics, there's nothing particularly offensive in there, it mentions joining the IRA, but it refers to the IRA of the war of independence, not the IRA of the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s.
L.C wrote:Some of you lot remind me of my wife... always moaning.
Yesterday she was it work, so I tidied the house. Dusted the shelves, hoovered the floor, cleaned the kitchen cabinets, put up a new painting... she walks in and of course, moans that I haven't mopped the kitchen floor.
Did you see an exciting fight with a British prospect?
Did you have to pay a subscription fee for it?
Does any other terrestrial station show boxing?
You moan that boxing is split over subscription channels and PPV, then when it's free you moan that they haven't put the effort in.
See this;
Concentrate on the bit with water in it, you miserable twats.
slapbangwhallop wrote:
The point is the presenter knew nothing and the general look of the show was poor, they didn't even show the ring walks. this was a great fight let down by laclustre low rent production which was a shame.
Did they not show the walk in,I could have sworn I saw Fury coming to the ring, I did turn over from the other bill though so must be getting mixed up[/quote]
They showed both fighters' walk in! I understand people's gripes with the production but it's the fight I wanted to see. Channel 5 isn't a high budget channel and the fact that they've sunk what they do have into showing the Fury fight is commendable, it's a bonus for fight fans, particularly those without Sky Sports or allegedly. I'm not complaining!
G0mez wrote:I'm not massively clued up on the track, but isn't it a traditional song that's been hijacked into a provo IRA song ?
Looking at the lyrics, there's nothing particularly offensive in there, it mentions joining the IRA, but it refers to the IRA of the war of independence, not the IRA of the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s.
It's a traditional Irish ballad about the Easter Uprising of 1916. Anyone who's offended by it is a moron. Peace!
Thought the show was absolutely fine to be honest. Obviously helped by the fact they had an exciting fight to show.
Must say I didn't watch any of the studio bit really as flicked over from Sky and then straight back following the Fury win. The only bit of the studio stuff I saw was the next day after hearing about Fury singing in the ring I went back to watch that bit and so saw Degale wetting himself in the studio afterwards about Furys voice
wouldnt have gotten away with that in UK or Ireland!
