It isn't good or bad. It simply doesn't matter.
Casuals will never know he is gone.
Hardcores love him, but many hate him and want him gone. Those guys that hate him are in for a rude awakening though, because I guarantee you that they'll hate the next guy much worse.
Everyone knows that Goldberg is terrible, but many of us are used to him, and have a Southern Comfort type of feeling to hear his voice while watching a fight. After while, you learn to appreciate what he brings even if it is terrible.
Does that make sense at all? Maybe not, but many will understand and relate to what I'm saying with Goldberg. I'm very sad to see him go.
I still think it's a bullshit move to just kick somebody out who has been a loyal company man all these years. I get that these are new owners, but I also feel like they take on something of a responsibility to respect the legacy of the previous owners. And Goldberg is part of that.
Neither option applies.
It's good, in a vacuum, because Goldberg isn't great.
It's bad, if it means Jim Rome gets the job, because Jim Rome is a raging douchebag.
Nothing about loyalty or whatever other bullshit. This is a business.
i liked the rogan goldie team better than any other combo and it wont be the same anymore. but in terms of quality commentating, stann is amazing.
I still think it's a bullshit move to just kick somebody out who has been a loyal company man all these years. I get that these are new owners, but I also feel like they take on something of a responsibility to respect the legacy of the previous owners. And Goldberg is part of that.
I think Stann is often better than he's given credit for.
Speaking of fighters doing commentary, I miss Mir doing the WEC events. And Jens Pulver was always good too and I thought he should've gotten more opportunities.