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By:
SlippyBlue
When: 12 Jul 26 14:54
I've always liked Nevison, but he now looks and acts like someone who has the lights on but nobody's home.

I take pundits with a pinch of salt, it makes no difference to me what they put up really but someone should tell him to call it a day.
By:
uptheirons
When: 12 Jul 26 16:22
Well past his sell by date now
By:
nineteen points
When: 12 Jul 26 16:35
Such venom for a bloke on the telly giving a few tips.Ignore him and his tips if it bothers that much.What shallow lives some must lead.
By:
Cider
When: 12 Jul 26 16:43
Venom? Which part of my critique do you disagree with?

This is a sub channel where the full price is £29.98. Subscribers are definitely entitled to question their production decisions. I don't care for his tips, but anyone they put on a broadcast should be switched on, cogent and informed with their analysis. He continually trots out the line that he is not too interested in stakes races, just big field handicaps. So his analysis of the good no handicaps is forced, and quite evident.

Anyone is free to disagree with my observations, but that is not really supplied. All you get is that he is a good bloke, successful in the past and has a nice house. nine of which qualifies you to be a pundit on the premium racing channel for all of the major festivals. lol.
By:
Busyfool
When: 12 Jul 26 16:56
nope but its not his fault. no matter how decrepit you are you aint turning down the free munee. maybe they feel sorry for him. they are to blame, not him. see also george baker

id welcome some criticism of others far worse than him but dont see it
By:
Cider
When: 12 Jul 26 17:03
I'm not blaming Nev, he seems to enjoy collecting the money for little effort. Actually, complacency leads to the kind of mistakes and casual effort we see from him. Good on him. I am quite evidently pointing my ire squarely at the producers. It's not their only odd production choice, and I have criticised those, too.
By:
ribero1
When: 12 Jul 26 19:32
The employment of Nevison along with many more seems to confirm to some of us that there's a ready made opening at Racing TV for anyone down on their luck so to speak,didn't Nevison reappear after Bodugi went bust?
Nobody ever seems to leave yet more & more faces seem to appear and it's a comfortable retirement home for ex jocks as long as your face fits,Jacob being the latest addition. I can only presume they're awash with money from their bookmaker friends?
By:
Cider
When: 15 Aug 26 14:51
Back from holibobs, completes the full set of forgetting his tips, forgetting to turn his mic on (technical error!), and for a bonus point today, drinking a can of coke in vision,

welcome back :)
By:
Cider
When: 29 Aug 26 16:44
Ever professional, betting expert tips a non runner in the next at Bev. Hadn't even looked at the race.
By:
ihal essex
When: 29 Aug 26 19:40
The question is how did this totally unqualified shyster get on to the platforms he now enjoys. Two days ago, I looked at his selections (there were 3, two at 7/2 and the salvage heroic choice at 13/8. All three lost, one was last of 8! This guy, attempting to adopt a slightly eccentric personality is a disgrace and should be warned off, can't take either racing channel who employs this dross  seriously. Get rid of the snake-oil salesmen that are allowed to infest the Racing channels!
By:
1st time poster
When: 30 Aug 26 12:23
you only have to listen to THE CATAIN,bigging up winners put up by anyone on the station,EW selection getting placed when their not a tip just something put up rather than putting the jolly up,out running their prices etc ,maybe THE CAPTAIN is getting a cut from tipping line etc as well as his cut from RACING IQ DATA
By:
Cider
When: 30 Aug 26 13:53
Yes RTV are following the MO of the RP, if you have loads of people tipping lots of horses every day, there will always be something to blow the trumpets over.

However, anyone can have bets or tips run like drains. Personally it's Nev's complacency that I object to, every single time he is on he makes some kind of big clanger, never knows what he has tipped, he's just basically coasting and relies on knowing about a small pool of horses so doesn't need to do any homework. That non runner yesterday was taken out at 9 in the morning or summat. But he is a permanent fixture in the studio for any decent cards on the channel. It's completely illogical, I have nothing against him personally I'd be saying this about any broadcaster in such an apparent locked in, gold plated position where the performance is so out of kilter with that status. Steve Mellish has far more tolerance than I would, having to make way for king nev and he is left with the preview and post meeting analysis.
By:
Cider
When: 19 Sep 26 17:21
even bogged off from his annual outing to ayr before its finished

this lad definitely knows some secrets Laugh
By:
sageform
When: 20 Sep 26 08:14
I expect he wishes Ayr was abandoned now. His much touted anti post on Binhareer was never sighted. If it was abandoned he would at least have got his stake back.
By:
formoftheace
When: 20 Sep 26 08:23
He looked dreadful yesterday,certainly not tv material tbh…
By:
brians
When: 20 Sep 26 08:27
If I'm not sure what to bet I listen for either Nevison's tip or one if the Dixons and lay it. System works well !
I suppose if the millions who watch the channel (!) back their tips it will shorten prices and you're onto a good thing!
( removes tongue from cheek )
By:
Cider
When: 20 Sep 26 08:58
The whole set up for the meeting is pretty odd, rtv giving it the major festival treatment. There are so many big prizemoney sprints nowadays, the AGC is just another one. More baffling production choices this year, sending Luck up there meaning Mr Scotland is kicked off of presenting duties to slum it in the paddocks until Luck is permitted to bunk off early to catch his flight home, due to the delayed races.

Nothing makes sense around Nevison and rtv, travels to Scotland for all three days, no doubt racking up major expenses charged to subscribers. For what?
By:
ribero1
When: 20 Sep 26 09:01
You can only presume they are awash with money from their bookmaker friends?Meanwhile i'm guessing Channing is about due for an appearance!
By:
ribero1
When: 20 Sep 26 09:03
Unfortunately my worst fears are confirmed.
By:
Cider
When: 20 Sep 26 09:05
wolf in dossers' clothing
By:
Cider
When: 20 Sep 26 09:21
I won't be watching it now, but Luck said 'Tony G' was a politician. Not a right wing one, presumably.
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