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He’s an absolute dribbling mess when he’s live it’s like he’s wearing his nans teeth. Did anyone see him in the studio with John Fury last week?

I felt sorry for the lad. I wonder if his stiffness is linked to his nervous anxiety in the spotlight.


Edited as I had Joes nans teeth on my hands when I typed it

maybe its not nerves, maybe his brain just moves as fast as his hands

Not the best person to interview, stutters way too much! (luckily in boxing he is judged on his work in the ring) !

jamamb wrote: ↑25 Jun 2019, 14:00 maybe its not nerves, maybe his brain just moves as fast as his hands

jamamb wrote: ↑25 Jun 2019, 14:00 maybe its not nerves, maybe his brain just moves as fast as his hands

I don't think he is that stupid, has a 2 : 1 degree in fine arts

tobyh5 wrote: ↑25 Jun 2019, 15:06 I don't think he is that stupid, has a 2 : 1 degree in fine arts

Arts degrees are completely useless and require attending like 5 hours of lectures per week at the most

TheLeprechaun wrote: ↑25 Jun 2019, 15:41 Arts degrees are completely useless and require attending like 5 hours of lectures per week at the most

Dunno but it's the best thread title in years

Ah, give the bloke a rest. He's probably just reticent to get into all the interview BS. I prefer Joyce's diplomatic, stoltering style than someone talking absolute rubbish smack. He probably just wants the interviewers to go away and for him to get on with the job, I'd be the same I imagine. Sorry for being a killjoy.

BIG.......STIFF.......IDIOT

I actually like his awkwardness

emallini wrote: ↑25 Jun 2019, 17:25 I actually like his awkwardness

Find it a little bit too painful. Almost find myself willing him to finish a conversation with out him stuttering too much.

Seems a very nice bloke to be fair though.

Always seems a really nice chap when interviewed., not sure why everyone dislikes him so much

Steveh583 wrote: ↑25 Jun 2019, 17:42 Always seems a really nice chap when interviewed., not sure why everyone dislikes him so much

Not everyone. Comes across very likable to me. Not the most articulate, but not everyone is comfortable in front of a camera.

The Gloves Are Off face-off between Dubois and Joyce would be the most painful TV ever recorded

Gnome wrote: ↑25 Jun 2019, 16:33 Ah, give the bloke a rest. He's probably just reticent to get into all the interview BS. I prefer Joyce's diplomatic, stoltering style than someone talking absolute rubbish smack. He probably just wants the interviewers to go away and for him to get on with the job, I'd be the same I imagine. Sorry for being a killjoy.

I'm with you Gnome , add another killjoy to the list , can't stand all the shite that Fury talks tbh , not my kind of thing .

dookus wrote: ↑25 Jun 2019, 17:53 The Gloves Are Off face-off between Dubois and Joyce would be the most painful TV ever recorded

Not something I would waste my data on.
Ortiz is another, he is a nice enough chap with very little to say.

rd350lc wrote: ↑25 Jun 2019, 18:38 I'm with you Gnome , add another killjoy to the list , can't stand all the shite that Fury talks tbh , not my kind of thing .

I'm not really a fan of smack talk, but I've always enjoyed listening to Fury rabbit on.

TheLeprechaun wrote: ↑25 Jun 2019, 15:41 Arts degrees are completely useless and require attending like 5 hours of lectures per week at the most

Bet you "read" the Daily Mail with your knowledge of things that you have absolutely zero idea of. Did you go to the "yooniversity ov life" ?

I once did a degree in fine art at the University of Barnsley.

I'm dyslexic, I thought it said Finance degree.

Waste of 3 years really.

blanca wrote: ↑26 Jun 2019, 15:13 Bet you "read" the Daily Mail with your knowledge of things that you have absolutely zero idea of. Did you go to the "yooniversity ov life" ?

What good is a degree in fine arts then? Can it fix your washing machine, can it fix an alternator, can it rewire your house, can it fit your kitchen? I have no idea why a lot of people bother going to Uni, my older sister got a degree in Law but she works at Wetherspoons and still lives with mum and dad whereas I the class clown and school dropout at 14 make a living building engines for motorbike racing teams.

mercman wrote: ↑27 Jun 2019, 08:45 There's also no University of Barnsley so you must have a pretty severe case of dyslexia.

Painting by numbers is considered fine art in Barnsley

banjo wrote: ↑27 Jun 2019, 06:15 What good is a degree in fine arts then? Can it fix your washing machine, can it fix an alternator, can it rewire your house, can it fit your kitchen? I have no idea why a lot of people bother going to Uni, my older sister got a degree in Law but she works at Wetherspoons and still lives with mum and dad whereas I the class clown and school dropout at 14 make a living building engines for motorbike racing teams.

Most but not all , go for a doss and to party , I'm a bit like you and like to think I can turn my hand to anything , built plenty of 2 stroke engines in my time

bigjack wrote: ↑25 Jun 2019, 15:44 Dunno but it's the best thread title in years

I can’t work out if this would be a massive compliment or a gross insult to your average scouser?

Maybe I should tweet Paul Smith and ask him, he seems a reasonable bloke

rd350lc wrote: ↑27 Jun 2019, 16:20 Most but not all , go for a doss and to party , I'm a bit like you and like to think I can turn my hand to anything , built plenty of 2 stroke engines in my time

Some people like practical work, others like to do something using other skills...and unless you have been to uni how the fck do you know "most but not all" go to doss about? I could say most lads on building sites do it cos they're thick and spunk their money on coke. Its a lazy stereotype, inaccurate and of course, bullshit, just like yours.