List of liked pundits on here.

[Grumpy Old Man]

Mourinho was good the other week - very sharp and took no prisoners. He and Souness could make a good double act.

 

[houst69]

Can anybody suggest pundits which are not categorised on here as awful, lazy journalist, mags, magedia, hates us, clueless, coke heads, drunks etc?

Gary Bennett has a voice that melts chocolate

 

[thecloughywobble]

Mourinho was good the other week - very sharp and took no prisoners. He and Souness could make a good double act.

I'd rather they had a fight....

 

[Lord Potts]

I'd rather they had a fight....

Now Kenneth Wolstenholme didn't like that sort of thing. He got very vexed with the Argies in 66 as I recall and could not restrain himself from voicing his displeasure even on a live OB.

 

[thecloughywobble]

Now Kenneth Wolstenholme didn't like that sort of thing. He got very vexed with the Argies in 66 as I recall and could not restrain himself from voicing his displeasure even on a live OB.

Rattin on Rattin....Decorum is sadly no longer de rigueur, it would appear, m'lud.

 

[Grumpy Old Man]

Now Kenneth Wolstenholme didn't like that sort of thing. He got very vexed with the Argies in 66 as I recall and could not restrain himself from voicing his displeasure even on a live OB.

Whereas Bill McLaren would just have dismissed it as "a little bit of argy-bargy"

 

[McMackem]

Whereas Bill McLaren would just have dismissed it as "a little bit of argy-bargy"

His voice was the voice of rugby to me, only thing that blotted his copybook was his denial of any status to "Flower of Scotland" - every time saying "now we'll hear a familiar Folk Song by the Corries".

 

[Lord Potts]

Rattin on Rattin....Decorum is sadly no longer de rigueur, it would appear, m'lud.

Whereas Bill McLaren would just have dismissed it as "a little bit of argy-bargy"

They were "animals" as the blessed Sir Alf described them. (A man who was not known to swear at all but apparently would do so freely at the sight of Billy Bremner )

 

[thecloughywobble]

They were "animals" as the blessed Sir Alf described them. (A man who was not known to swear at all but apparently would do so freely at the sight of Billy Bremner )

Ha, ha. Just had a flashback vision of BB & KK slugging it out on the pitch. Imagine if that happened today. The internet would snap.

 

[Deleted member 43869]

Gab Marcotti is the level for me.

I can't believe Barry Glendinning's name keeps cropping up. I hear his podcasts are decent but on TalkSport on Sunday morning I find him and Max Rushden unlistenable! The distance between how funny they think they are and how funny they actually are is vast.

 

[ontap]

The Mad Mistake,

 

[Exapno Mapcase]

His voice was the voice of rugby to me, only thing that blotted his copybook was his denial of any status to "Flower of Scotland" - every time saying "now we'll hear a familiar Folk Song by the Corries".

I miss Scotland The Brave, like Flower of Scotland but think the team play at the same pace most of the time

 

[Deleted member 31333]

Always like Keane and Scholes when they’re on. Gary Neville is very good too.

Also a big of of Liam Rosenior, shame he left his role to go and work at Derby County.

 

[Coeus]

Like them all me.

 

[What A Waster]

The vast majority of guests on The Totally Football Show are really good. Still disappointed that BT canned the European Football Show with James Richardson, Honigstein, Julien Laurens and Horncastle.

Is that their champions league coverage you mean?

 

[Maravilla]

Is that their champions league coverage you mean?

Nah the Sunday night show they used to do. The goals show is really good as well though, shows how good Soccer Saturday could be if their pundits weren't a bunch of morons.

 

[Two million voices]

unpopular opinion on here but I used to Like Andy Gray for Sky. Don't think Sky have managed to replace him. Fond memories of 90s football with Keys and Gray.

Good shout that, Gray was excellent and knew the game really well. Would be interesting to see him and Neville working alongside one another.

 

[The Hesford Diet]

I like Stewart Robson. He explains very succinctly what's going through a player's mind and their decision making under pressure.

Roy Keane is good value sometimes.

 

[Svejk]

Wenger is good when he does stuff, proper engrossing to listen to with his burbling accent.

 

[viccarlton]

Might be a short list like

I once had a list but my orthopaedic shoes corrected it.