They’ve said they are replacing him next season with Kelly Dalglish and Mark Chapman I think.
I rarely watch it either.
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They’ve said they are replacing him next season with Kelly Dalglish and Mark Chapman I think.
I rarely watch it either.
If they'd have employed a TikTokker, Wobbie from AFTV and an Influencer, there'd have been uproar!!Jesus they're not tailoring this for the younger generations are they? I guess they know their audience
Introducing the codger & his two middle aged blonds...
Agreed but the BBC must have some younger talent if not it further proves my point that the BBC has become irrelevant.
Watching MoTD2 on Catch up and waiting for the Craven Cottage horror show
OMG Wayne Rooney as a "pundit", embarrassing
Makes no sense at all
cant they find some footie journos who actaully understand what they see
OMG Wayne Rooney as a "pundit", embarrassing
Makes no sense at all
cant they find some footie journos who actaully understand what they see
It doesn't help how many people say "in order to be a pundit you have to have played the game", except the vast majority of footballers are thick as mince.
They should actually get successful ex-managers. Those are the players who were smart enough, could read the game well enough, to get the managerial jobs - their opinions would be much better than someone who was a great player but couldn't tell you why.
Caragher, Murphy, Rooney, Bent, Merson etc all there because they played the game, and all are doing a great job of showing how that doesn't make them good pundits.
Martin O'Neill is a good example of someone who makes a better pundit, but isn't good for the "cool image" like more recently retired players. The kids haven't heard of him so he won't make people watch.
They should actually get successful ex-managers. Those are the players who were smart enough, could read the game well enough, to get the managerial jobs - their opinions would be much better than someone who was a great player but couldn't tell you why.
Caragher, Murphy, Rooney, Bent, Merson etc all there because they played the game, and all are doing a great job of showing how that doesn't make them good pundits.
Martin O'Neill is a good example of someone who makes a better pundit, but isn't good for the "cool image" like more recently retired players. The kids haven't heard of him so he won't make people watch.
Ex Managers vs Ex Players
Ex Managers wouldn't tarnish their legacy with talking absolute cunting rubbish for hours cos they got the big bucks.
Players are self absorbed, vanity projects within themselves.
Remind me the last time you saw a manager in an advert selling shite to people? except José
Me too, and any MOTD is better without Lineker, Shearer, Keown and Richards.
No because 'Journos' have become nothing more than Tweeters or write for a rag that recycles bullshit to put the cat among the canaries for AdSense.
Lets get Bullard back! I don't mind the steel eyes of Keano but Bullard would've been a great pundit
Richards is a buffoon.
That's being unkind to buffoons! Can't stand him - I had no idea who the heck he was before he became a pundit!
He kind of played football - his biggest claim to fame was swearing in a player interview.
Also let's not lie he was a shit footballer - I do remember him at citeh & he was a diver.
ridiculous
someone like brian glanville not the red top twats. There are a few decent ones around, not hard to find. Someone like Rooney? Been fired more times than my local pizza oven