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He has just popped up (in the background shot) - with a microphone in hand - in the Winners Enclosure/Unsaddling after the Belmont Oaks(USA)
He must be working for another (American?) Channel today.
He must be working for another (American?) Channel today.
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Yes, he was tweeting about it earlier this week.
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Nothing wrong with a bit of moonlighting, taking a leaf out of clares book...
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NBC’s coverage of the Breeders’ Cup Challenge Series on Saturday features -
- host Laffit Pincay, III , analysts Randy Moss and Jerry Bailey , the Hall of Fame jockey and five-time Breeders’ Cup Classic winner, and reporters Donna Brothers and Nick Luck |
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A bit of moonlighting to pay for his holiday - good for him!
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Posh boy getting another gig to over hype.
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nice to see balding and luck spreading their misery onto others this week why should ukracing fans be the only ones to suffer over their condescending coverage of sport, nice to see a realsports fan des lynhamputting balding back in her box in yesterdays mail,
by the way does clare balding bat for the other side,  |
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What has cricket got to do with it
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He's been doing the Breeders Cup coverage for NBC for the last couple of years, must be a part of that deal.
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Nick Luck, a thorough professional. Deserves every gig that comes his way.
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realsports fan des lynham
Des Lynam , was useless , the way he was wheeled out for the grand national every year was embarrassing , he had no interest in racing only knew a few names of trainers and jockeys , when the race was over couldn't wait to get back to the football results , useless . |
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Nick Luck, a thorough professional. Deserves every gig that comes his way.
Yes, Tilted - I particularly enjoyed the 'gig' where he tosses away all journalistic integrity to take the coin for appearing on the betting shop screens of the third biggest bookmaker in the industry in which he is supposed to remain impartial. What a 'thorough professional' he must be, imo... |
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Tennis -- the BBC has (so we read) responded to criticism of the tennis round-up by changing the programme.
Racing -- forget it. |