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[Unicron]

I don't know where he got it from, but Mick Lynch has had some good media relations training

Unions have money.

That's not a bad thing, they can use their dues in whatever way they think will best advance their causes and their president being convincing and good n TV certainly does that.

 

[Unicron]

G’wan the Mick Lynch

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it's obvious what she's going for, why doesn't she just ask straight?

Is it a bad attempt to get him to bring it up.

 

[Deadmanposting]

I don't know where he got it from, but Mick Lynch has had some good media relations training. Where to put his hands, where to stand, where to move to, Understanding what the camera can actually see, all off the cuff. And knowing what Kay wants him to do and not doing it and knowing what to say back. Not too much, not too little. That was actually the sort of thing that they'll show to PR students in college lectures.

Not disagreeing with you on the training, but some people just have it also
They aren't phased by the camera, by being in an argument, their heart rate and their though process stays steady as a rock, like they were talking to someone in their kitchen.
This guy has argued with idiots for a living, for a long time now - negotiating for pay and conditions is high stakes tuff.
This lot of Tories in the media are just so used to having no decent oppo, they underestimate him.

That said, he might have had all the training in the world too. I have no idea.

 

[Deadmanposting]

Piers puts this up



And then quick as you like



Is this the socialist messiah we have been promised?

 

[seanc]

Unions have money.

That's not a bad thing, they can use their dues in whatever way they think will best advance their causes and their president being convincing and good n TV certainly does that.

I'm unionised and I respectfully disagree. I don't think they do have lots of money, or at least not enough money. Different Union mind .

My Union does its best but doesn't have the communicative/PR nous that I just watched there. i've never had need to talk to them, but I'm glad they are there.

 

[Unicron]

I'm unionised and I respectfully disagree. I don't think they do have lots of money, or at least not enough money. Different Union mind .

My Union does its best but doesn't have the communicative/PR nous that I just watched there. i've never had need to talk to them, but I'm glad they are there.

Fair enough, I'll correct myself.

This union's membership income is 21,000,000 a year. Paying to help Lynch make his point on TV might be better for their cause than donating to Starmer's labour.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

I don't know where he got it from, but Mick Lynch has had some good media relations training. Where to put his hands, where to stand, where to move to, Understanding what the camera can actually see, all off the cuff. And knowing what Kay wants him to do and not doing it and knowing what to say back. Not too much, not too little. That was actually the sort of thing that they'll show to PR students in college lectures.

I think he’s just a charismatic bald man. History is full of them from Bob Hoskins to Larry David. The people love a bald king

 

[Deadmanposting]

Did someone show him this thread?

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[ann post]

I think he’s just a charismatic bald man. History is full of them from Bob Hoskins to Larry David. The people love a bald king

Mr muscle too. And the guy from 300.

 

[billygannon]

Mr muscle too. And the guy from 300.

Ross Kemp. Duncan Goodhew. Angry Anderson.

 

[billygannon]

Random fact about the Royal Family.
Prince Andrew's favourite band is late 80's Irish poodlerockers No Sweat

 

[ann post]

Ross Kemp. Duncan Goodhew. Angry Anderson.

Dr Tony Holohan

 

[magicbastarder]

Mr muscle too. And the guy from 300.

i spent about five minutes last night trying to come up with a pun, a portmanteau of kojak and unions, and gave up.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

my dad is a charismatic bald man. went bald in his 20s and embraced it. thankfully i got me mam's hair.

 

[magicbastarder]

speaking to an english colleague yesterday, i realised that he thought derry and londonderry were two different cities.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

speaking to an english colleague yesterday, i realised that he thought derry and londonderry were two different cities.

They're completely ignorant of anything Northern Ireland related.

 

[ann post]

That can deduced by it being called brexit and not ukexit

 

[magicbastarder]

this guy - genuinely nice guy - definitely would be noticeably less interested in politics than other english colleagues of mine.
he was actually in ireland the morning of the brexit referendum result; i had to go into the office to meet him and met him with a 'you were only supposed to blow the bloody doors off' greeting; he did a doubletake and realised i was talking about the referendum result. 'oh yeah, i just read about that now'. he'd gotten up, showered, had breakfast, etc., and only thought to check to see what the result was on the short walk from the hotel to our office.

 

[Unicron]

I think he’s just a charismatic bald man. History is full of them from Bob Hoskins to Larry David. The people love a bald king

When is my day going to come?

 

[Space]

I don't know where he got it from, but Mick Lynch has had some good media relations training. Where to put his hands, where to stand, where to move to, Understanding what the camera can actually see, all off the cuff. And knowing what Kay wants him to do and not doing it and knowing what to say back. Not too much, not too little. That was actually the sort of thing that they'll show to PR students in college lectures.

I'd imagine he learned that stuff through his union.