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chipper
Posted: 2003-08-29 05:12:12
No I'm not aiming my critisism at you Sandy Man (paranoid git) and hope you did not take offence. It would be unfair for me to start naming names, as I do not want to get into a slanging match. It is just my opinion that the standard of some of the other commentators has been poor and their commentary biased and obviously biased. The suggestion of Tony Myers was made because I have been impressed by his extensive knowledge as a judge and referee, qualified in Thailand. He is also writing his doctorate on Muay Thai Judging and has extensively interviewed the top refs and judges in the sport. The combination of a history of public speaking and the aforementioned knowledge base makes him an ideal choice. My only wish is that the commentators representing Muay Thai, commentated in an authouratative and knowledgable way.
Another reason for my obvious admiration for Mr myers, a point away from this discussion, is the fact that he is willing to share his very extensive knowledge with other martial artist without any conditions. He does not ask you to join an association, he very often will train people for no payment( if they put the effort in), and does not expect deferance just respect for the art and others. He also never slags people off and seems to transcend the politics that mire our sport. This is not to say that there are not others who put in the kind of energy that Tony puts into promoting the sport, but sadly they are too few. Respect to you Sandy Man( particuarly after the stance you took at the London show and our conversation there), hope that clears things up.

Charlie

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