I didn't catch the commentary unfortunately (or fortunately) - are you sure you're not all bashing him just because of his Everton/United past?
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The newspapers are full of it too. And it was discussed on national radio. And it trended on social media.Originally posted by Charles Manson View PostI didn't catch the commentary unfortunately (or fortunately) - are you sure you're not all bashing him just because of his Everton/United past?
So I guess the criticism is fairly widespread and universal.Oh I don't know.
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Doubful. Seems it was a consensusOriginally posted by Charles Manson View PostI didn't catch the commentary unfortunately (or fortunately) - are you sure you're not all bashing him just because of his Everton/United past?
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Originally posted by dom9 View PostThe newspapers are full of it too. And it was discussed on national radio. And it trended on social media.
So I guess the criticism is fairly widespread and universal.Originally posted by Phoenix07 View PostHave a look on Twitter and it's pretty much a universal reaction on his boringness.I think we have reached a universal concensus on the universal concensus.Originally posted by ChesterDave View PostOh I don't know.
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Hahaha, I noticed that as well.Originally posted by Shaggy View PostHe was decent as a pundit yesterday. Notably tried to sound more animated
which was quite funny, but he was more than okay - and of course a step up on Shearer, Savage et al.
What a muppet, but then he would switch off for a second and the dullness would re-emerge before he realised and freshened it up again.
"Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob Paisley
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BIG difference being a pundit and being a co-commentator. The BBC seem to be letting all their studio pundits have a crack though. The hardest thing to get right is the balance between the main commentator and the co-commentator. You will never please all of the people. Personally I like the studio pundit to provide in depth discussion and the co-commentator to say little but just to interject with the odd comment and occasional witty remark. Not to bore the pants off me going off about stuff I have no interest in, I have my own eyes to see the match with, I have the commentator to read out the names of who is passing and to react to the match itself. The BBC have followed the same route on snooker, letting all the ex pros have a crack. Awful.Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won’t expect it back. Oscar Wilde
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