joe jordans teeth

Kell brook on sky and eubank Jr on 5 and then Andre ward on boxnation later

2 hours ago, B1ackbird said:

Terry or Derry? You decide

Completely forgot about it,was it any good 

Even tomlin sounded buzzing on that interview,it's hard to believe I know :laugh:

6 minutes ago, ChippenhamRed said:

Love O'Donnell's reaction. It annoys me when people talk about lack of passion or effort, it's just simply not the case with this side and hasn't been all season.

Good spot :laugh:,I said on this thread it's about time the players stood up and not blame every manager,they certainly did that

Effing get in my babs 

Get in you beauty 

1 minute ago, Red Right Hand said:

TBH when we looked at the fixtures at the start of the season did we think we`d get anything from Cardiff home, Wolves & Fulham away? I didn`t.

You had us doomed from the outset I see

4 minutes ago, RedSA said:

You have to integrate it gradually though, too much at once and there's too much confusion. Like you say, it's not rocket science but the margins are fine and too much to remember all at once in a high pressure environment like a football match can create a negative effect. 

I do also think Cotterill used to overcomplicate things and get players to do very specific things in situations which were unnatural for the players ie. Packs cross field passes. 

I haven't got an agenda against LJ, want him to do well. Just something that had come to mind after listening to a lot of his interviews recently. 

At some point the players are going to have to pull their fingers out and grow a pair and not keep hiding,to much information for grown men maybe you're right,then get rid of them

2 minutes ago, RedSA said:

Its not about how hard it is to understand, its about how engrained it is in the minds and bodies of the players. Those split seconds that you lose trying to remember something more complex or new makes a massive difference when in terms of reacting against players who are used to what they're doing. 

Which is probably why cotts wouldn't change anything and kept doing the same thing over and over again 

6 minutes ago, RedSA said:

I have been wondering whether he might be putting too much tactical information into the players. JP and WE had got it back to the basics which had the players looking comfortable again. Too much coaching and tactical changes too quickly and it can leave players unsure of themselves, overly focussed on trying to remember the 'right' things to do in certain situations. 

It's not brain surgery,unless our players are thick as horse shiii,it might just be something thing as simple as the players arnt good enough,still get something out of this I feel 

19 minutes ago, TRL said:

Dangerous game to play and not one i hold much credence in when you look at one of the judges scores.  As a boxer you do not rely on a judge, you finish the job, so a bit of hot air from Frampton me thinks.  If you cant take a guy out with a Broken jaw, with 8 rounds to go, there is something wrong with your attack imo.

Mayweather always counts on the judges to get it right,that judge should be struck off,he didn't have to take the guy out,boxing is a sweet science,if you want knock outs there is cage fighting 

According to frampton when he caught quigg in the first round quigg was blinking where he was hurt,so that maybe explains the slow start and then the jaw in the fourth,he didn't get stronger it was frampton knowing he had it in the bag,enough context for you

5 minutes ago, TRL said:

I think its a little harsh, especially due to the circumstances in the Quigg Frampton fight.  Considering he had his Jaw broken early I am not sure Quigg he got the plaudits for the fight he actually fought, especially as he got stronger as the fight wore on.  It may not have been the best of watches, but i think that fight should be looked at in the context of what happened.

Yeh he had is jaw broken on the fourth round,what happened in the first 3

Proper punch that was,seen more action in this fight in 1 round then the big fight last week 

6 hours ago, Kid in the Riot said:

Yeah not quite sure what Joe Gallagher's game plan was, but whatever it was it failed miserably.

I thought both fighters looked petrified when they touched gloves at the start of the fight and relieved when it was all over. One of those fights where the stakes were so high the pressure got to both of them.

The first two rounds were terrible but after that I thought Frampton took control of the fight and he left no-one in doubt as to who the superior boxer was.

Shocking yet again to see such a bizarre scorecard from a judge - Quigg by 2 rounds, really??

Frampton v Santa Cruz next assuming he defeats Martinez.

Santa Cruz stopped Martinez in the 5th

None of them will fight the main man in that division so they will both have to step up a weight 

Quigg left it well to late,there is having a game plan and then there is that,shocking

I want quigg to win purely because frampton scampi are jokers 

Haven't been looking forward to a fight like this for a while,Barry mcguigan should wind his neck in

Get in you beauties 

Only listening today but tomlin is on a different planet

32 minutes ago, Kid in the Riot said:

Anyone recommend a pub in Bristol showing the fight tomorrow?

Should imagine a lot of locals will be showing it

19 minutes ago, fixit said:

Speaking on BBC 3 Counties Radio after the match, he tried to claim that we were a very poor side, particularly in the first half  but for some inexplicable reason today, MKD were worse.

 

 

 

He really gets my goat that bloke

What's Robinson going to use as a excuse this time,it can't be our budget