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  1. #1
    Quote Originally Posted by PSRB View Post
    "Why isn't there a women's version?"

    I can imagine that will lead to some rather tricky conversations behind the scenes and if it did go ahead it would probably put the women's game back by about 20 years.
    I note one of the mainstream TV channels has employed chicks to pundit on the imminent WC coverage.

    Not just a chick but the black chick who took some case or other against the FA for something, discrimination of some sort I expect.

    Almost as if they are trying too hard.

  2. #2
    Chicks, be they black or otherwise should be banned from coming within a mile of a match commentary mic. They just remind me of the f*cking schoolboy crowd section attempting a terrace chant, or some type of netball crowd. There’s just no pleasure in hearing them screeching away with their thin reedy voices ..

  3. #3
    Quote Originally Posted by 7sisters View Post
    Chicks, be they black or otherwise should be banned from coming within a mile of a match commentary mic. They just remind me of the f*cking schoolboy crowd section attempting a terrace chant, or some type of netball crowd. There’s just no pleasure in hearing them screeching away with their thin reedy voices ..
    I've had no problem listening to women cricket commentators. They all know more about the game than I do and they're all better than listening to Ian Botham.

  4. #4
    Quote Originally Posted by Ash View Post
    I've had no problem listening to women cricket commentators. They all know more about the game than I do and they're all better than listening to Ian Botham.
    Can't believe any one who has been forced to listen to JOhn Motson for 50 billion years can whine about thin reedy voices

  5. #5
    Quote Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda View Post
    Can't believe any one who has been forced to listen to JOhn Motson for 50 billion years can whine about thin reedy voices
    Look, if 'better than Motson' is your benchmark, you're setting the bar fvcking low.

    Motson's continued employment by the BBC remains a mystery.

  6. #6
    Quote Originally Posted by Ash View Post
    I've had no problem listening to women cricket commentators. They all know more about the game than I do and they're all better than listening to Ian Botham.
    I've had dental work that made for better listening than Ian Botham. The man should have done the decent thing and died in the Autumn of 1981 imo.

  7. #7
    There was a documentary about Lillywhite Motson on the BBC iplayer recently

    It was very dull
    10 characters? Pile of cund.

  8. #8
    Quote Originally Posted by Viva Prat Vegas View Post
    There was a documentary about Lillywhite Motson on the BBC iplayer recently

    It was very dull
    Well of course it was. There is literally - famously - nothing interesting about the man. He was a figure of fun for years, constantly mocked for his tedious commentary where he thought that reeling off statistics in a nasal whine was an acceptable substitute for saying something - anything - insightful.

    And then - pretty much overnight it seemed - he went from laughing stock to national treasure. It was weird.

  9. #9
    Quote Originally Posted by Burney View Post
    Well of course it was. There is literally - famously - nothing interesting about the man. He was a figure of fun for years, constantly mocked for his tedious commentary where he thought that reeling off statistics in a nasal whine was an acceptable substitute for saying something - anything - insightful.

    And then - pretty much overnight it seemed - he went from laughing stock to national treasure. It was weird.
    See Trevor MacDonald, who always came across to me as being amiable but a bit dim.

  10. #10
    Quote Originally Posted by 7sisters View Post
    See Trevor MacDonald, who always came across to me as being amiable but a bit dim.
    One does wonder if his career would have been so illustrious and whether he'd have become 'Sir Trevor' had he not had - how to put this - a certain novelty value.

    I always preferred Alastair Burnett and his nose anyway.

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