"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.
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"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 caught a glimpse of a wimmins England game against Russia the other day. Think there were about 20 people in the entire stadium..
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.
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 ..
Dolly is a perfect duet on her own tbf
but my - what a beard
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6X7Sx62plCw
There was a documentary about Lillywhite Motson on the BBC iplayer recently
It was very dull
Burney "Does he then gang-rape Becky? Or am I getting mixed up?"
You're thinking of Corrie
Oh god yes - I agree. He remains some sort of God to certain people though. I've never really understood the need for a commentator on footballer, though. In cricket and rugby they can educate the viewer in some of the more difficult rules. Never once has a football commentator done anything as brazen as that
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.
Sir C "Like you're not utterly familiar with the Rogers canon"
O. Kee
O. Kee
O. Kee
He had Pleat The Perv alongside him
And was in charge of Spurs when they lost three times at home to us in 8 weeks
:hehe:
He's the sort of Spurs manager I like best. Ineffectual, inoffensive (indeed, likeable) and never likely to drag them above mediocrity. The really hopeless ones are funnier, of course, but you always know they're never going to last. Much better when they have semi-competent ones like Pleat, Francis or Jol who'll hang on for a while, keeping them down.
Obviously, the current incumbent is completely unacceptable. :-(