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Apologies if this is a Spackman, but I came across this interview with our Tyler last night from a few months back. Have not managed to see it all yet but from what I've seen so far is really interesting.
And if we weren't sure if he's an 'R' or not, we do now....
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In the Gantry with Tyler Morris... on 12:35 - Nov 9 with 0 views
Its not an easy job commentating and to be so successful at it and to have achieved so much at such a young age is truly impressive. People don't realise the amount of research that needs to be done prior to games and you really have to keep your nerve when incredible things, good and bad happen on the pitch, because the commentary will always be there forevermore. He has already had big moments to commentate with ourselves, two last minute wonder strikes to win games against Birmingham for starters.
Got his opportunity after Nick London's outburst at "Patrick Bamford - he's a d*ving cheat. Brilliant quote that he re-iterated many times after in the same game. Loved that - it was like he was on the terraces and one of the boys, with that commentary, but do sadly appreciate was unacceptable in the PC world of today !
Great interview and sounds like Tyler has been very proactive with getting known as a commentator already. Youngest ever talksport commentator and done several games for Sky now also. When you hear commentary you assume they are of at least middling in years.
Will he get an Aguer-oo or Zamor-aa moment, here's hoping....
In the Gantry with Tyler Morris... on 00:48 - Nov 10 by numptydumpty
Its not an easy job commentating and to be so successful at it and to have achieved so much at such a young age is truly impressive. People don't realise the amount of research that needs to be done prior to games and you really have to keep your nerve when incredible things, good and bad happen on the pitch, because the commentary will always be there forevermore. He has already had big moments to commentate with ourselves, two last minute wonder strikes to win games against Birmingham for starters.
Got his opportunity after Nick London's outburst at "Patrick Bamford - he's a d*ving cheat. Brilliant quote that he re-iterated many times after in the same game. Loved that - it was like he was on the terraces and one of the boys, with that commentary, but do sadly appreciate was unacceptable in the PC world of today !
Great interview and sounds like Tyler has been very proactive with getting known as a commentator already. Youngest ever talksport commentator and done several games for Sky now also. When you hear commentary you assume they are of at least middling in years.
Will he get an Aguer-oo or Zamor-aa moment, here's hoping....
Ka-mar-aaaa for example ?
Those possessed by devils, try and keep them under control a bit, can't you ?
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In the Gantry with Tyler Morris... on 09:34 - Nov 10 with 0 views
There have been a few threads on Tyler, and I've happily jumped in to join those praising this guy.
Simply put: He's excellent!
Just calls the game and neither tries to bombard you with false funnies; totally inane commentary; or utterly banal and irrelevant facts.
While I have an equal annoyance with idiot co-commentators, he clearly gets on well with Sints and the pair are an enjoyable team. Not that Tyler really needs him, as was apparent when Sints was recovering from his coronary issues.
Very lucky to have him and well done QPR for giving the lad a chance. Think he'll go far and hopefully so!
In the Gantry with Tyler Morris... on 00:48 - Nov 10 by numptydumpty
Its not an easy job commentating and to be so successful at it and to have achieved so much at such a young age is truly impressive. People don't realise the amount of research that needs to be done prior to games and you really have to keep your nerve when incredible things, good and bad happen on the pitch, because the commentary will always be there forevermore. He has already had big moments to commentate with ourselves, two last minute wonder strikes to win games against Birmingham for starters.
Got his opportunity after Nick London's outburst at "Patrick Bamford - he's a d*ving cheat. Brilliant quote that he re-iterated many times after in the same game. Loved that - it was like he was on the terraces and one of the boys, with that commentary, but do sadly appreciate was unacceptable in the PC world of today !
Great interview and sounds like Tyler has been very proactive with getting known as a commentator already. Youngest ever talksport commentator and done several games for Sky now also. When you hear commentary you assume they are of at least middling in years.
Will he get an Aguer-oo or Zamor-aa moment, here's hoping....
I thought London got kicked because he mentioned that there were allegations of bullying going on at QPR and that was inside sensitive information.
His Bamford comments were unprofessional and also quite boring, really.
What's worse than all of that is the camera work following managers when the ball is in play and something is happening off screen.
zzzzzzzzzz
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In the Gantry with Tyler Morris... on 10:42 - Nov 10 with 0 views
I'm really impressed with how he manages to stay composed when we score a goal. When you're watching a stream and we score, his commentary is faultless and seamless. Then when you watch comms cam back later, you can see him celebrating the goal in between commentating, he's unbeliavably professional! He really is very good and we're really lucky to have him.
He's also got a great rapport with Sints, but most importantly - he's now a converted 'R'!!!
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In the Gantry with Tyler Morris... on 10:52 - Nov 10 with 0 views
For those of you who've been living under a rock this last couple of years. This is Tyler's Youtube Football Commentator Channel. Some great vids and shorts/reels on here...
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