Spurs7891
Jermaine Jenas
Eriksen reacted if the goal would have counted if it went in.
So were all the players in the defensive wall, including Dier. The way they are looking at the ball going past them is funny.
Eriksen reacted if the goal would have counted if it went in.
Gullit is a fool. My mate used to be his ghostwriter. He's pretty harmless, but needed to be told his opinions.
I wish MOTD would just give up on thick ex-pros and give a broadsheet journalist a seat on the show, so we can have some proper analysis. Tim Vickery almost made it into the studio during the WC, so perhaps we are not a million miles away.
Gullit is a fool. My mate used to be his ghostwriter. He's pretty harmless, but needed to be told his opinions.
I wish MOTD would just give up on thick ex-pros and give a broadsheet journalist a seat on the show, so we can have some proper analysis. Tim Vickery almost made it into the studio during the WC, so perhaps we are not a million miles away.
I don't remember you saying that Gullit was a fool when you were convinced that FdB was joining us based on comments by Gullit.Gullit is a fool. My mate used to be his ghostwriter. He's pretty harmless, but needed to be told his opinions.
I wish MOTD would just give up on thick ex-pros and give a broadsheet journalist a seat on the show, so we can have some proper analysis. Tim Vickery almost made it into the studio during the WC, so perhaps we are not a million miles away.
Match of the Day is a light entertainment programme aimed at a general audience. They do not have the time for detailed analysis and it would probably be off putting to their core audience.So are all these ex-pros dumbing down their knowledge for the masses, or is football a game that is communicated in very simple terms?
Somewhere in the middle I think, but that's just a guess.
There's a couple of people on here who reckon they have done this or that, played to a certain level or whatever. Enlighten us then, where is Ruud going wrong and, if you can, provide a detailed alternative to his analysis.
And no cop-out bullsh1t like "Oh, I have played to X-Level and I CAN TELL YOU, it's FAR more complicated than you plebs could ever imagine." Actually explain, give details.
I think that our victory over West Ham will also quicken the departure of Allardyce from the club. I wouldn't be shocked if Allardyce was gone by the end of the month, especially if Pulis is available.
That's actually a very decent shout. Pulis would be great for them
That's actually a very decent shout. Pulis would be great for them
In what world are journalists "experts" any more than anyone on here? They mainly haven't played the game to any level and most of them probably watch less matches than you or Murmon.
You get professional critics in most walks of life. It's a career in itself, not something to do in your retirement. They are educated to scrutinise, analyse and communicate.
Food critics aren't ex-chefs. Film critics aren't ex-actors. When NME was good it was written by people like Paul Morley, not Sting.
If you ever listen to the Guardian Football podcast, the people on that can elucidate on football far better than any ex-pros. That's what would be great - a bit of Guardian Football podcast on MOTD instead of incomprehensible cliché-rattling idiots.