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> He may not be the Andy Gray many still seem to make him out to be,
> but he still does know what he's talking about, half-the-time.
> Without him, The Premiership is left with the
> "expert" cliché-ridden scaled-down babblings of
> Bender Boys Robbie Earle and Andy Townsend (now to be joined,
> permanently, by the slurings of All McMoist)...
Whilst you're right about Ally McCoist and Andy Townsend, I actually think that Robbie Earle is a pretty decent pundit for the Premiership. Far better than the other two anyway.
BBC are a lot better, especially when Ian Wright/Schmikes/Hanson are squabbling (FA Cup Semi) but Mark Lawrenson, well, the less said about him the better....
MOTD returns next season, hurrah! it's been gone far too long...
At least ITV is good for a few laughs.
> I think the BBC has lost the plot. Schmeichel can hardly put a
> sentance together and i just find the whole programme boring.
> Especially thier commentary line ups. Just a complete borefest.
>
> At least ITV is good for a few laughs.
Agreed. If Big Ron was still doing the Premiership week in week out alongside Robbie Earle the Premiership would be top stuff.
IT'S LUYDOVIC GIULY!
or
SHEVCHENKOOOOOO. 1-0!
he's insightful, but not boring. plus MOTD have to change the graphic set up for next year. sky sports too.
> BBC should sign the ITV guy that makes good comments throughout the
> game, but when it comes to a goal, he says nothing. then...
Yeh I agree, he was commentating on the Newcastle v Marseille game earlier today and is a decent commentator.
I'd imagine there might be some changes to MOTD when it comes around next year. The likes of John Motson & Barry Davies seem to be going senile.
> Thank god.. but still Match of the Day is back next season.
I prefer the way The Premiership is set up, with a better studio, and U2 at the beginning. But they need some new analysts and they need to get rid of the adverts.