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Nige
Posted: 2006-08-22 11:07:47
I don't think it's anything to do with judging. Corner men and trainers do have a BIASED opinion over the results.. Really close decisions will always be split in opinion.

Alan keddle has raised some issues regarding Liam Robinson. For the first time in my life I'm going to agree with him!!! If Liam has a million names to sign in on and slags people off 9Which he had denied) from that gym then he cannot be relied on as a good to offer a fair opinion. You should have the balls too say what you want under your own name which I have done many times.

I would want to see a closed doors meeting with the judges and people involved and the contents and conclusions of the meeting to remain confidential so not to damage our sport which we all agree is moving forward. It will stop in it's tracks if people are questioning the judges public. I think in football it's called desent? Maybe wrong and we should have a system of fining agressive behaviour towards referees and judges. Alan, you will need a lot of money too pay your fines if it was implemented haha

I stil think Dan Green has artificially created this to sell the DVD's LOL haha

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