Re: Johnny Nelson at it again on Ringside
Posted: 09 Nov 2012, 06:29
Gallagher got a bit riled when Nelson asked him what he thought about the assumption that he trained all his fighters the same way.
It probably took him by surprise also. Nelson just completely changed the topic - don't think Gallagher was expecting that.forcefraser wrote:Gallagher got a bit riled when Nelson asked him what he thought about the assumption that he trained all his fighters the same way.
It was the best question Johnny has ever asked, by miles.stujones wrote:It probably took him by surprise also. Nelson just completely changed the topic - don't think Gallagher was expecting that.forcefraser wrote:Gallagher got a bit riled when Nelson asked him what he thought about the assumption that he trained all his fighters the same way.
Good that it wasn't just a back patting exercise, but was so out of context with the segment they were on.
Gallagher was clearly riled, as I think anyone would be, but it was a calm well thought response.
Why didn't team Sky go to McCraken, aside from a world class amateur fighter that joined your stable you aint done much as a pro trainer.
palooka wrote:Johnny will fit into the role and make it his own; he has years and years of experience and is intelligent; he's developing his craft; in a few years he will be very well thought of and respected.
That would have been a great question. McCraken hasn't trained anyone of note other than Froch. Eastman was mid career when he joined McCracken (and had recently beat him!). He's not brought any other fighters through.stujones wrote:It probably took him by surprise also. Nelson just completely changed the topic - don't think Gallagher was expecting that.forcefraser wrote:Gallagher got a bit riled when Nelson asked him what he thought about the assumption that he trained all his fighters the same way.
Good that it wasn't just a back patting exercise, but was so out of context with the segment they were on.
Gallagher was clearly riled, as I think anyone would be, but it was a calm well thought response.
Why didn't team Sky go to McCraken, aside from a world class amateur fighter that joined your stable you aint done much as a pro trainer.
Don't want to annoy the trainer of one of your 6 title holders that you have in your stable (and the only world champion).dbf wrote:That would have been a great question. McCraken hasn't trained anyone of note other than Froch. Eastman was mid career when he joined McCracken (and had recently beat him!). He's not brought any other fighters through.stujones wrote:It probably took him by surprise also. Nelson just completely changed the topic - don't think Gallagher was expecting that.forcefraser wrote:Gallagher got a bit riled when Nelson asked him what he thought about the assumption that he trained all his fighters the same way.
Good that it wasn't just a back patting exercise, but was so out of context with the segment they were on.
Gallagher was clearly riled, as I think anyone would be, but it was a calm well thought response.
Why didn't team Sky go to McCraken, aside from a world class amateur fighter that joined your stable you aint done much as a pro trainer.
NERD!Vaudeville Villain wrote:It is all very Groundhog Day. Wasn't there a Tyson feature a year or so ago?
I've no axe to grind when it comes to Nelson, the Sky team are generally good, but there's loads of presenters and nothing for to get their teeth into. They do the odd debate, but all broadly agree, so it isn't really a debate as they know the outcome before they begin it.
Imagine if Marvel made Avengers 2 and Iron Man, The Hulk, Thor, Captain America, leather catsuit big tits and not Jason Bourne were all in it yet they had no one to fight. It would just be that lot sat about talking about what happened in the first film, which is very much like Ringside's current output.
Thor: "Remember when we had an amazing final showdown in New York at the end of the last film?"
Iron Man: "Yeah, that was awesome, and I'm kind of bored, so we should show highlights of it for the next few hours."
Captain America: "But what about the audience and these patriotic, good people who have paid good money to watch this sequel?"
The Hulk: "eff them. We only care about the footy fans."
Iron Man: "Hulk's very lucid today. Too ludic. Loki, is that you?"
Thor: "Nah, Loki's signed to Allegedly channel, along with Marvels' other major villains, which is why we're sat around doing piss all. I'm away to bang Natalie Portman with my big hammer. Peace."
palooka wrote:He weren't a right good boxer and stuck at it and did okI can imagine he'd see this as a job that he can get better at; there are a lot of people that will never like him or anything he does anyway. Can't imagine he loses much sleep though eh?
And starts legal writs against forumsslapbangwhallop wrote:For all the Bunce bashing to goes on here, remember he does hours on end live and unscripted. Whereas those on Ringside have a week to prepare. Hours to film a single hour show. And more backroom support than Charles and Camilla to edit and produce.
Just worth pointing out.
P.S. I enjoy, watch and subscribe to both shows.
This is true. They pretty much film as live.twenty six wrote:Slapbang.
Wrong !
Ringside is filmed on the day it goes out.
They have one rehearsal run through in the morning then film straight after.
I trust your opinion so look forward to it.twenty six wrote:They filmed a special with him straight after mate that is really good.
Will be shown in the new year.
Its not wrong actually. Plenty of the segments are in the can well in advance. And as you say, they even have a full run through.twenty six wrote:Slapbang.
Wrong !
Ringside is filmed on the day it goes out.
They have one rehearsal run through in the morning then film straight after.
I also remember Jonnie getting voted as being involved in one of the most boring fights ever again Carlos De LeonTerrrrry wrote:So Manny Steward was a "hall of train famer", was he Johnny?![]()
His cock ups when presenting Ringside are getting worse!