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And Finally
Walsh calls Boyzone “yesterday’s men”
By CMU Editorial | Published on Wednesday 22 June 2011
So, what does Louis Walsh think of his former client Boyzone’s chances of succeeding in 2011?
Asked about why he stepped back from managing the reformed man band, Walsh has told Heat: “They’re like Blue – yesterday’s men. There’s too much competition for them. You have to have something amazing as there’s so much talent out there – JLS, One Direction, Westlife, The Wanted”. It has to be said, if you’re generally considered less talented than The Wanted, it’s definitely time for a career review.
“Boyzone can carry on” Walsh added, noting the group have said they have no intention on splitting up again, “but it wasn’t working” he continued, “it was great while it lasted, but it’s time for me to move on”.
I wish someone had told the manager of that Holborn restaurant I was in on Sunday that Boyzone were ‘yesterday’s men’, then they might have stopped playing their hits album on a loop. Ronan Keating singing, always guaranteed to ruin an otherwise good meal.
