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Bristolcityfc1 wrote:

tedley wrote:cant they get reg to come out of retirement

That might prove difficult

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reg_Gutteridge

Wales wrote:Firstly is refreshing, even though their hand was forced, for sky to bring in someone new. The fact its mainly been same guys doing the job for years makes it feel like somewhat of a "job for the boys club" that needs a shake up. Was dissapointed when "Dave Darts" came in as anchor few years ago, knew as much about boxing as I do about the reproductive cycle of a pilot fish.

Secondly, did anyone else think Barry Jones was pretty good during Frampton fight? He's had his critics but I thought he did well last night, especially with the co - commentators dire attempt of reading the fight.

lefty wrote:

Wales wrote:Firstly is refreshing, even though their hand was forced, for sky to bring in someone new. The fact its mainly been same guys doing the job for years makes it feel like somewhat of a "job for the boys club" that needs a shake up. Was dissapointed when "Dave Darts" came in as anchor few years ago, knew as much about boxing as I do about the reproductive cycle of a pilot fish.

Secondly, did anyone else think Barry Jones was pretty good during Frampton fight? He's had his critics but I thought he did well last night, especially with the co - commentators dire attempt of reading the fight.

I'm a big fan of Jones myself. Aside from being knowledgeable and reading a fight well (something Watt did very well most of the time ignoring the negatives)- he's likeable. He commentates in a way that is almost like listening to someone talking boxing in a pub would do but not overly so. He has the right balance I think.

Regarding Rawlings (as Stu mentioned him) he used to be very good but I find him pretty tiresome these days for some reason. He's gone a bit stale.

lefty wrote:

Wales wrote:Firstly is refreshing, even though their hand was forced, for sky to bring in someone new. The fact its mainly been same guys doing the job for years makes it feel like somewhat of a "job for the boys club" that needs a shake up. Was dissapointed when "Dave Darts" came in as anchor few years ago, knew as much about boxing as I do about the reproductive cycle of a pilot fish.

Secondly, did anyone else think Barry Jones was pretty good during Frampton fight? He's had his critics but I thought he did well last night, especially with the co - commentators dire attempt of reading the fight.

I'm a big fan of Jones myself. Aside from being knowledgeable and reading a fight well (something Watt did very well most of the time ignoring the negatives)- he's likeable. He commentates in a way that is almost like listening to someone talking boxing in a pub would do but not overly so. He has the right balance I think.
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Stuarty30 wrote:

Cholo_cws wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:
It's their job to talk

Not all the time though...and it is all the time - constantly needing to tell us what our eyes can see. I pray there's a mute button option for Ronald MacIntosh's boxing commentaries during the Olympics.

Big Sea Biscuits commentary is brain damage

Cholo_cws wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:

Cholo_cws wrote:
Not all the time though...and it is all the time - constantly needing to tell us what our eyes can see. I pray there's a mute button option for Ronald MacIntosh's boxing commentaries during the Olympics.

Big Sea Biscuits commentary is brain damage

He's doing my head in already. I wonder if he happens to go for a morning swim in Rio's polluted waters. I mean, it would be awful if he picked up a throat infection or something...I guess...no, not good...but I mean, he'd have time off to enjoy the city of Rio...and if he we really needed to know how many brothers and sisters the coach of the Democratic Republic of Congo's team has we could always get by by googling it ourselves.

Rexob wrote:Ian Darke used to be pretty good.