Manwell Pablo Posted 18 October 2006 Posted 18 October 2006 Sure Barber can be an anoying little prat sometimes but commentry would'nt be the same without him. He is really passionate about City and always remember's to inform us if F****t and D***y are losing. I've not herd em slag off Derby once. Not suprising really, as he's a Derby fan.
Foxello Posted 18 October 2006 Posted 18 October 2006 I've not herd em slag off Derby once. Not suprising really, as he's a Derby fan. Really?
Manwell Pablo Posted 18 October 2006 Posted 18 October 2006 Really? So they say. He probabley suppourts Leicester as well now, lets face it he'd have to in his job. However I'ver he is sheep shagger orginally, put it this way the subjects has been bought up on RL a couple of times and I've never heard him deny it. Listen to the way he slags off Forest when they're losing and then listen to the way he reports on Derbys scores.....never a bad word.
Foxello Posted 18 October 2006 Posted 18 October 2006 So they say. He probabley suppourts Leicester as well now, lets face it he'd have to in his job. However I'ver he is sheep shagger orginally, put it this way the subjects has been bought up on RL a couple of times and I've never heard him deny it. Listen to the way he slags off Forest when they're losing and then listen to the way he reports on Derbys scores.....never a bad word. Did'nt one of our former commentators( Foulger i think) use to be a Cov fan? Sure i heard that somewhere.
Milky Posted 18 October 2006 Posted 18 October 2006 One thing that just made me laugh "Leeds are playing with 10 men at the MOMENT," so John will they play any of the remainder of the match with 11 men. It's not Rugby you Plank. but it could got to 9 men though. i'm sticking up for barber on this one.
Manwell Pablo Posted 18 October 2006 Posted 18 October 2006 Did'nt one of our former commentators( Foulger i think) use to be a Cov fan? Sure i heard that somewhere. He used to play for Cov I reckon, but Nev was a decent commentator and he's gaffs were funny as oppose to Barbers stupidity. 'Some supporters have come down onto the pitch from over the edge of the upper tier.' 'Steve Agnew is over this free kick - what do you think of the situation here,Steve Agnew?'
Fox in a Box Posted 18 October 2006 Posted 18 October 2006 He also said last night He was within his rights to take the ball..... surely it was tackle the player to get the ball. Numpty!
Ultra Posted 18 October 2006 Posted 18 October 2006 Did'nt one of our former commentators( Foulger i think) use to be a Cov fan? Sure i heard that somewhere. Nev was indeed a sky blue, and for all I know may still be..
cisono Posted 18 October 2006 Posted 18 October 2006 Another appalling display by Barber tonight. At one point he even got the score wrong! Fortunately the team were better at THEIR job! Yes, he did! He said 2-0 to Leicester (when it was already 2-1)
Collymore Posted 18 October 2006 Author Posted 18 October 2006 Im sure he said it was hume's 3rd goal of the season and also when hume scored, he said something like "it's Hume one on one with keeper and Hume slips its wide!" I didn't realise we had scored until 5 minutes later.
Durnerz Posted 20 October 2006 Posted 20 October 2006 Im sure he said it was hume's 3rd goal of the season and also when hume scored, he said something like "it's Hume one on one with keeper and Hume slips its wide!" I didn't realise we had scored until 5 minutes later. Yeah! I was in my car listening to the match on the way to my girlfriends place and could have sworn he said Hume put it wide but then a minute or so after he said "Iain Humes 5th goal this season!" or something, almost crashed thanks to the focker. Barber out!
City Fan Posted 20 October 2006 Posted 20 October 2006 When you have the radio on in the background, not really paying that much attention to it, you never know which team has scored because JB gets just as excited when the opposition score - not suprising really being a Derby fan.
Shum Posted 20 October 2006 Posted 20 October 2006 When you have the radio on in the background, not really paying that much attention to it, you never know which team has scored because JB gets just as excited when the opposition score - not suprising really being a Derby fan. Don't forget the commentators should not be biased when doing their job...
chili_con_carne Posted 20 October 2006 Posted 20 October 2006 I noticed during the Leeds game when Derby scored he suddenly got excited and his commentating got better. The commentary was a lot better with Rowett than it is usually though
Collymore Posted 6 November 2006 Author Posted 6 November 2006 Barber, stop trying to sabotage the take over of our club, be gone with you.
lookwhaticando Posted 6 November 2006 Posted 6 November 2006 Barber, stop trying to sabotage the take over of our club, be gone with you. Be gone with you regardless ought to be the message. :thumbsup:
Collymore Posted 6 November 2006 Author Posted 6 November 2006 Be gone with you regardless ought to be the message. :thumbsup: I'm not even really that bothered that he did it TBH, just good to use as an excuse
lookwhaticando Posted 6 November 2006 Posted 6 November 2006 I'm not even really that bothered that he did it TBH, just good to use as an excuse Can't argue with the logic there. Surely his wank commentating skills are an even better reason, though?
DanTheFoxBhoy Posted 7 November 2006 Posted 7 November 2006 It's pretty annoying sometimes when the only exposure you get to the games most of the time is through that bloke. He's not that bad, I'd just like to hear more actual game commentary and less bollocks.
lookwhaticando Posted 7 November 2006 Posted 7 November 2006 It's pretty annoying sometimes when the only exposure you get to the games most of the time is through that bloke. He's not that bad, I'd just like to hear more actual game commentary and less bollocks. Floodlight, weather, multi-ball system and co-commentator reports for example?
lcfc_jme Posted 7 November 2006 Posted 7 November 2006 Floodlight, weather, multi-ball system and co-commentator reports for example? Not to mention the occasional stupid comment and late score-updates from other games
cisono Posted 7 November 2006 Posted 7 November 2006 Barber out for sure but... What if Barber's replacement is worse than Barber?
gosfox Posted 7 November 2006 Posted 7 November 2006 Barber out for sure but... What if Barber's replacement is worse than Barber? That has been proved by a bunch of cambridge scientists to be a physical impossibility!!!!
cisono Posted 7 November 2006 Posted 7 November 2006 That has been proved by a bunch of cambridge scientists to be a physical impossibility!!!! Hmm I doubt it. I think there might be a very slight chance of this happening, particularly if the same people select his successor
Collymore Posted 7 November 2006 Author Posted 7 November 2006 Barber out for sure but...What if Barber's replacement is worse than Barber? what Dennis Wise you mean? Probably would listen to dennis still though if it was out of him and barbs
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