Matt Nable

[Nappa]

His intros on foxtel just go on and on and on, you change the channel then come back a few minutes later and he is still droning on.

Cringe worthy intr

 

[Terry Zarsoff]

His intros on foxtel just go on and on and on, you change the channel then come back a few minutes later and he is still droning on.

Cringe worthy intr

He also has a sideline job as an elocution coach.

Michael Ennis is one of his star students.

 

[bob dylan]

His intros on foxtel just go on and on and on, you change the channel then come back a few minutes later and he is still droning on.

Cringe worthy intr

I said in another thread they need to end these.

I think Fox would do well to get Ray Warren to at least alternate these with Nable.

 

[bob dylan]

He also has a sideline job as an elocution coach.

Michael Ennis is one of his star students.

I hope Thurston and Lockyer arent students who have graduated.

 

[LeonardCohen]

His intros on foxtel just go on and on and on, you change the channel then come back a few minutes later and he is still droning on.

Cringe worthy intr

The way he carries on, you could be forgiven for thinking the ANZACS were about to climb out the trenches at Gallipoli.

I think the other issue is the formula he's established:

• starts with raising the pitch, e.g. 'and DCE, he's played 350 games for his beloved Sea Eagles'
• Then the tricolon, e.g. 'blood, sweat, and tears!'
• The he motions towards the big final statement with a series of punctuated pauses, e.g. 'something...he'll....never...for...get!'

 

[Brookie1973]

Definitely way over used and well past its use by date.

 

[The '47ers]

Now Gordy's doing them 🤦🏻‍♂️

 

[TheSoaringEagle2023]

The way he carries on, you could be forgiven for thinking the ANZACS were about to climb out the trenches at Gallipoli.

I think the other issue is the formula he's established:

• starts with raising the pitch, e.g. 'and DCE, he's played 350 games for his beloved Sea Eagles'
• Then the tricolon, e.g. 'blood, sweat, and tears!'
• The he motions towards the big final statement with a series of punctuated pauses, e.g. 'something...he'll....never...for...get!'

Didn't Phil Gould start the trend during origin pre games?

 

[TheSoaringEagle2023]

I miss Darryl Eastlake.