Tv Pundits
- Thread starter Jase Villa 82
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I used to love when Roy Keane was a pundit because he's mental.
I don't get the fawning over Alex Scott as a pundit. It's just a cringy PC appointment. Just because she's confident and attractive doesn't mean anything she says is of any worth. And then you get all these soyboys on Twitter saying she's better than the male pundits. Piss off.
I don't get the fawning over Alex Scott as a pundit. It's just a cringy PC appointment. Just because she's confident and attractive doesn't mean anything she says is of any worth. And then you get all these soyboys on Twitter saying she's better than the male pundits. Piss off.
Yeah, I used to like watching Andy Gray.
I like Graeme Souness too, and Eamon Dunphy on Irish TV (even though he did talk a lot of shite).
I want to see players and managers trashed by pundits and called out for what they are, not just sitting there praising them no matter what they do.
The likes of Jenas and Scott just tow the party line. They never really say anything.
I like Graeme Souness too, and Eamon Dunphy on Irish TV (even though he did talk a lot of shite).
I want to see players and managers trashed by pundits and called out for what they are, not just sitting there praising them no matter what they do.
The likes of Jenas and Scott just tow the party line. They never really say anything.
Most pundits talk complete rubbish whether they're a man or a woman. In fairness Alex Scott isn't that bad the times I've heard her, rather her than some gobby know nothing like Ian Wright or God help us Robbie savage.
Roy Keane is my most hated of all pundits, and people generally I must admit. Complete and utter **** who doesn't know anything about football and just enjoys being a prick to people.
Roy Keane is my most hated of all pundits, and people generally I must admit. Complete and utter **** who doesn't know anything about football and just enjoys being a prick to people.
I have to agree on Neville, leaving the Manchester United (shit for England) aside, I do find his honesty and frankness refreshing. I thought when he started he was going to be a top 6 co*k sucker and be nice to them and slate the rest but he says it as he see's it and usually thats how the rest of us see it.
Lawro, what a complete tool he turned out, his radio commentary is littered with little unfunny jokes that he laughs at but sadly he is the only one.
Lawro, what a complete tool he turned out, his radio commentary is littered with little unfunny jokes that he laughs at but sadly he is the only one.
Really like Gary Neville. Don't mind Chris Sutton on 5 live.
Find BBC pundits complete magnolia apart from maybe Ian Wright.
I have yet to hear anything particularly ground breaking or interesting from any of the female pundits to justify why they should get the job over anyone else. Clearly we all know why they are getting jobs. Nothing wrong with it of course just needs to be a clear reason rather than a box ticking exercise which it seems to be.
Find BBC pundits complete magnolia apart from maybe Ian Wright.
I have yet to hear anything particularly ground breaking or interesting from any of the female pundits to justify why they should get the job over anyone else. Clearly we all know why they are getting jobs. Nothing wrong with it of course just needs to be a clear reason rather than a box ticking exercise which it seems to be.
Gary Nev knows the game, says what he thinks and actually is quite neutral, I thought he’d be all United like Carragher and Lawro but to be fair he’s impartial. On the other end of the spectrum, Scholesy seems to enjoy failure and slating the team but I guess it makes you look good when people look back (and they were!).
Quite enjoy the soccer Saturday panel, Le Tiss and Charlie Nicholas, although sat next to Merse anyone can sound intelligent and knowledgeable about football.
I actually find myself agreeing with Steve Mac quite a lot, met him in Marseille after the England game briefly - really nice guy to boot.
In terms of the political side of the game, enjoy listening to the Sunday supplement panel although I can’t say I catch it that often.
Quite enjoy the soccer Saturday panel, Le Tiss and Charlie Nicholas, although sat next to Merse anyone can sound intelligent and knowledgeable about football.
I actually find myself agreeing with Steve Mac quite a lot, met him in Marseille after the England game briefly - really nice guy to boot.
In terms of the political side of the game, enjoy listening to the Sunday supplement panel although I can’t say I catch it that often.
