Clive's entitled to a blunder at his age, been a top commentator over the years. If it's blunders you want watch O'Sullivan v McManus from the Shanghai masters. McManus gives away a four point foul before a red is potted, a few shots later and O'Sullivan pots the first red, he then pots blue, red, blue, and is now in around the black spot. The break is 12 but his score is 16, amazingly Joe Johnson and his co-commentator both talk potential maximums, both oblivious to the fact the break commenced with two blues, it's only when O'Sullivan plays for a blue around the 9th red that the penny drops, and even then it's obvious someone has had a word in his ear. Joe Johnson shouldn't be allowed anywhere near a commentary box, he's neither got the voice for it, and he calls shots wrong more than anyone i've seen for a former professional.
Clive's entitled to a blunder at his age, been a top commentator over the years. If it's blunders you want watch O'Sullivan v McManus from the Shanghai masters. McManus gives away a four point foul before a red is potted, a few shots later and O'Sull