I don't like any of the BBC or ITV ones. Cliched old boys club nonsense.Russia got off to a good start with a 5-0 win. So a month of football begins, but that means a month of listening to the panels of "experts" on TV channels and on the radio. I reckon by one week we'll be fed up with one or two of them. Who are favourites on here, and who gets on your nerves ? Has anybody noticed Lineker waves his hands about when he talks ? He really waves manically at times, and Ian Wright says " I fink, and I fort, instead of think and thought. So these two will be pissing me off soon. Anymore likes/dislikes ?
One of the top moments for me was when Lineker asked Wright for his thoughts on S and M. A horrified Ian Wright spluttered out 'I beg your pardon ???'. To which Lineker smirked & said 'Serbia & Montenegro...' !I can't stand Ian Wright, he can barely construct a sentence and often starts making a point and you can see his mind wonder off and he starts making another point.
How about having panels of football fans ? No ex players just proper fans who have watched games there etc, bet it will be interesting/lively. Make a change at least.
I am hoping that lineker and these other mugs are in a studio in the uk as there is no point in them spending licence payers money by being in Russia
The inclusion of women players on panels is senseless political correctness
Can’t disagree with you on this one. It is senseless and it is political correctness...and it’s a waste of time and money.
Although to be fair the majority of panel members to date (male and female) have added nothing to the game. How much do these people get paid to talk either complete drivel or state the blindingly obvious?
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Ooh contentious and wary of responding.The inclusion of women players on panels is senseless political correctness
Ooh contentious and wary of responding.
Are you saying ex or current female players are not qualified to pass comment on the game or simply that male sport or associations should remain the preserve of men?
It's an interesting Cultural conundrum.
Ooh contentious and wary of responding.
Are you saying ex or current female players are not qualified to pass comment on the game or simply that male sport or associations should remain the preserve of men?
It's an interesting Cultural conundrum.
The women are no less qualified to comment than some of the non achieving men on panels. That said, it is just political correctness, quota filling.Ooh contentious and wary of responding.
Are you saying ex or current female players are not qualified to pass comment on the game or simply that male sport or associations should remain the preserve of men?
It's an interesting Cultural conundrum.
Nobody bats an eyelid when Pam Shriver's offering her opinion on Federer vs Jokovic....
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