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Seems a really decent chap to me.
I'm aware of his mobility issues and I was pleased to see him lose some weight, thinking that it would be better for his health.
However, seeing him at Haydock today he seems to have lost too much weight. He looks extremely gaunt.
Does anyone know his current health status?
I'm aware of his mobility issues and I was pleased to see him lose some weight, thinking that it would be better for his health.
However, seeing him at Haydock today he seems to have lost too much weight. He looks extremely gaunt.
Does anyone know his current health status?
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was thinking the same about his weight has lost a lot
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Yes, there are some people who look great after weight loss, I'm afraid Mark isn't one of those. Lets hope it's helped from a health point of view.
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Good for him, why is weight gain considered bonny adn healthy but weight loss is somehow worrying. He was clearly overweight and maybe he has simply got off the awful western diet
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He has lost too much weight, ffs!
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With 64% of The UK overweight,he was probably too heavy by some margin,just getting to where he should be
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Mark and Steve Mellish are by far the best pundits. I like how Mark doesnt try to be smart ,he just gives his opinion and explains why. Top bloke imo.
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His skull is sticking out and his cheeks are hollow.
Not far off a Belsen inmate. |
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what are his mobility issues?
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he is hardly skinny
just a lower body fat percentage |
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loper Better to be on the lighter side than on on the fat side. He has lost a lot of weight so looks worse,but he needed to lose plenty
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Some dodgy paddock judges on this thread, imho.
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Not sure what his health issues have to do with anyone on this forum surely that is between him and his doctor.
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what are his mobility issues?
Inertia...well nurtured by Mick's Scrog and Gurner. |
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I was thinking the same about his weight loss after seeing him today.
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Mellish should have a word with him.
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