I quite like Hoddle, clearly knows his stuff, even if his delivery is a bit whiny.6ft Kerplunk wrote:Glenn Hoddle doing the England games is almost making me wish Andy Townsend was brought back.
Can I just apologize to Jamie, I hadn't heard Chris Sutton punditing until tonightBR0B0T wrote:Jamie Redknapp is the tittiest of tits!
He's a weird one, I spend half the time thinking 'yeah, good insight Glenn', half the rest thinking 'could you say anything more obvious' and then lastly 'what total bullshit, you out of touch plank'.Sanguine wrote:I quite like Hoddle, clearly knows his stuff, even if his delivery is a bit whiny.6ft Kerplunk wrote:Glenn Hoddle doing the England games is almost making me wish Andy Townsend was brought back.

Must have got dressed in the dark.BR0B0T wrote:What the fcuk is Glen Hoddle wearing?
yeah nicked it off the twitters
Motsons always been shit, can't stand his voice. Benaud on the other hand, was always pure class.LUX wrote:probably true, but for my generation his voice will always reson8. Ditto David Coleman, Brian Moore, Bill Mclaren, Richie Benaud etc.
When you think about it, who needs comment8ors on telly?
It's been about 5-10 years overdue.Sanguine wrote:Might have been said but I surely can't be the only one not mourning John Motson's retirement? 'Oooohhhh, it's a goal! They have scored!' His commentary has about as much nuance as a potato.
I always thought Brian Moore was fcuking shite. Apart from his head looking uncannily like London Planetarium, his commentating style appeared to be spout bollocks in an authoritative tone.LUX wrote:probably true, but for my generation his voice will always reson8. Ditto David Coleman, Brian Moore, Bill Mclaren, Richie Benaud etc.
When you think about it, who needs comment8ors on telly?
+1 for the lack of Brian Moore love. Him and Motson are/were utterly overrated. Moore always seemed to crow about the big teams. Never liked him.From Despair To Where? wrote:I always thought Brian Moore was fcuking shite. Apart from his head looking uncannily like London Planetarium, his commentating style appeared to be spout bollocks in an authoritative tone.LUX wrote:probably true, but for my generation his voice will always reson8. Ditto David Coleman, Brian Moore, Bill Mclaren, Richie Benaud etc.
When you think about it, who needs comment8ors on telly?
Arguably our finest moment at the time, Adie Williams rises to head a last minute winner to secure our highest ever league position and, evoking the spirit, gravitas and timing of Kenneth Wolstenholme, Brain Moore exclaims "There's madcats on the pitch, aren't they stupid, but this wasn't stupid....."
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