Thoughts on the ITV2 show tonight
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mickeybeard
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Well, I thought Barry was with Sky too. And Rawling will have to be poached from the Beeb as well, so it's very much a 'believe it when I see it' moment.jamesmcdonnell wrote:Isn't Mcguigan contracted to Sky?
That would be a good pairing. Rawling is knowledgable, calm and an intelligent pundit, McGuigan is more excitable, but insightful and brings a good sense of atmosphere to proceedings.
I think that's a bit of a dream team if they get the chemistry right. Bit like the old days of Watt and Gutteridge I think it was.
I think it'd be an excellent combination, myself, so I'm hoping it's true.
Give Gary Mason another chance, he was excellent..right up there with Johnny Nelson.
Jim Watt , too excitable. :P
Barry McGuigan loves the sound of his own voice too much and will never agree to anothers opinion if it doesn`t mirror his own
And who`s that fella who works with Watt?, just don`t rate him one bit
Jim Watt , too excitable. :P
Barry McGuigan loves the sound of his own voice too much and will never agree to anothers opinion if it doesn`t mirror his own
And who`s that fella who works with Watt?, just don`t rate him one bit
They should draft in Sid Waddell from the Darts
On a Witter point, despite him being described as a "switch hitter" does anyone else think he looks uncomfortable as a southpaw? He looks off balance and easier to hit and i think he only does it to show off rather than out of necessity. I think he always looks more solid when orthodox.
On a Witter point, despite him being described as a "switch hitter" does anyone else think he looks uncomfortable as a southpaw? He looks off balance and easier to hit and i think he only does it to show off rather than out of necessity. I think he always looks more solid when orthodox.
Seems the rumours were true:states wrote:If rumours are to be believed, John Rawling and McGuigan are taking over commentry duties from now on.
http://sport.guardian.co.uk/boxing/stor ... e_continue
Hatton back in October as well, so they say.
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jamesmcdonnell
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Barry is not good as a commentator, unless he has improved since his probox days (which I think he probably has with experience). Always been excellent as an analysist or doing segments at certain stages of rounds - but never liked him as a colour commentator.
Actually in his probox days he was very unexitable and sometimes hard to hear him (would be very quiet not saying alot). I hope things have changed from then.
Actually in his probox days he was very unexitable and sometimes hard to hear him (would be very quiet not saying alot). I hope things have changed from then.