30 secs of morning line, seen enough

it goes all the way to 11 on the doesmyheadinometer continuously now a number only previously hit with prolongued tommo screen time.

How did you manage to last a whole 30 seconds?

Unfortunately the old show did not evolve with its following and the revolution that followed has killed it off. It is merely a matter of time before it goes altogether unfortunately.

Wasn't Michael Owen a decent footballer about 10 years ago? Since which time he has increasingly become yesyerday's man earning most of his money sitting on a bench. Yet racing are treating him as some 'now' celebrity. What a titanic bore he is - fits in very well though. Personally, I was hoping to see the 'Good Doctor' again.

Travelling Head lad focuses on a filly and says he think she is a 110 horse.

Entered today at Lingfield and if she's 95 she should go close.

16/1

I watched a couple of minutes, but that was the last time I shall be watching.

utter drivel and Lucks shouting all the time is very annoying, not to mention the drone of Fitz. A good cure for insomnia, I wonder if they would consider showing it on a Friday night at about 11pm

is that when the missus rolls in from the pub a bit frisky?

she's always frisky

morning line on a friday night

which horse, Swardean? cheers

Nick Luck reminds me of a younger version of Hughie Green who once presented Double Your Money on TV.

I watched an american civil war doc instead, when I saw Fitz, cunningham, and fcuking pursod.
If you put them all together you wouldn't get one man with any depth. And lob in the woeful tarns.
It's just grade z stuff, sad to say. Repetition, I suppose has something to do with it, and the continuous
day in day out dross of ATR and RUK c-ap, too much of it on the telly, all driven by bookie app ads.
I really pithy the new younger generation of punters coming through, they will be fleeced.

Such negativity.

Positives then please Feltfair, list some if you would

Bring back Big Mac & John Francome, at least they added a bit of humour to proceedings. As already mentioned, this is just continuous analysis using that contraption on the desk (which they're still trying to operate properly after 2 months)!!! I like studying form and trying to work things out but I don't need Graham Cunningham telling me the form via his opinion, which he seems to think is always the right opinion. Rant over, let's back some winners today!

big mack i dont jf i do tbh

Any racing program is OK with me, especially for friends of mine who do not have Sky. The Morning Line is the only program that allows them to stay in touch with racing. To constantly criticise every single presenter day in day out seems to me to be a tediously depressing pastime.

So no positives then

The Morning Line is probably ok for people who don't take their racing too seriously.  In that respect it is not for me.

To constantly criticise every single presenter day in day out seems to me to be a tediously depressing pastime.

The makers of the programme should see views on here as industry feedback, and not tediously depressing as
you have described it, the programme meets with almost universal disapproval, from people with a strong attraction
to racing, surely we all can't be wrong, they used to pay for feedback such as this. I don't seem to have any complaints
about the golf, f1, or moto gp coverage, none at all in fact. We are served in the racing industry,with a few exceptions,
with absolutely diabolical dreadful people, in a media platform, content which is saturated and controlled by the bookies.

Sorry for the length of post, but it's total fcuking cr-p, to quote G.Ratner.

    it goes all the way to 11 on the doesmyheadinometer continuously now a number only previously hit with prolongued tommo screen time. 


  got to agree with SLIM on that point, the first thing for me to look at before a days punting is not my evergrowing list of
 
  unlucky in running horses....more importantly wheres TOMMO to avoid today.....