Agree. Its become tired and predictable. Merson with his banal predictions that go completely the opposite, 'Pep will be the first manager sacked, United will win the league by April, Rashford will be top scorer', etc, the writing off and borderline xenophobic remarks about the latest foreign manager 'What does he know about our game?' 'Why isn't Bruce or good ol' Arry being considered?', Thompson telling us all its finally going to be Liverpool's year, Champagne Charlie saying "and yer sittin there thinkin" for the zillionth time, and Le Tissier being the only fair, considered person among them. MOTD did the right thing by getting shut of Hansen and Lawrenson, and changing the style. They've become dinosaurs. The game has moved on. Bring in some fresh blood. They can manage without Stelling too. Last week, Julian Warren did the same thing, had all the stats and tidbits Stelling did, they get it fed from their earpiece. I honestly wouldn't miss him.
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Jeff Stelling
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Agree. Its become tired and predictable. Merson with his banal predictions that go completely the opposite, 'Pep will be the first manager sacked, United will win the league by April, Rashford will be top scorer', etc, the writing off and borderline xenophobic remarks about the latest foreign manager 'What does he know about our game?' 'Why isn't Bruce or good ol' Arry being considered?', Thompson telling us all its finally going to be Liverpool's year, Champagne Charlie saying "and yer sittin there thinkin" for the zillionth time, and Le Tissier being the only fair, considered person among them. MOTD did the right thing by getting shut of Hansen and Lawrenson, and changing the style. They've become dinosaurs. The game has moved on. Bring in some fresh blood. They can manage without Stelling too. Last week, Julian Warren did the same thing, had all the stats and tidbits Stelling did, they get it fed from their earpiece. I honestly wouldn't miss him.
blue corby
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His beloved Hartlepool are losing 0-2 at home and he is nearly in tears bless him and just to cap his day off Newport are winning . I do hope they get relegated
PannickAtTheDisco
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having a fucking meltdown haha.
m7mcfc
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Wow, anyone else just see him lose the plot on soccer Saturday? Nearly crying screaming for the managers head. Mind you 13pts from a possible 51 and in danger of being relegated to the National league.
Bilboblue
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Yeah, went proper crazy.Wow, anyone else just see him lose the plot on soccer Saturday? Nearly crying screaming for the managers head. Mind you 13pts from a possible 51 and in danger of being relegated to the National league.
Even offered to resign as president of the club if they sacked Jones, funny as fk.
Indaparkside
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Shouldn't bring he's personnel opinion into it when he's employed to be an impartial pundit, fuck all to do with him who the club employs trying to bully Hartlepool because of the position he holds.
Shouldn't bring he's personnel opinion into it when he's employed to be an impartial pundit, fuck all to do with him who the club employs trying to bully Hartlepool because of the position he holds.
He's not working for the BBC, I don't think he has any responsibility to be impartial whatsoever, and Sky pay him to share his opinion on football as well as present, it's a core part of the show.
He's also both a Hartlepool fan and honorary president of the club, so it's every bit to do with him.
Indaparkside
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Could have made a phone call to the chairman instead of slagging him off in public ****s trickHe's not working for the BBC, I don't think he has any responsibility to be impartial whatsoever, and Sky pay him to share his opinion on football as well as present, it's a core part of the show.
He's also both a Hartlepool fan and honorary president of the club, so it's every bit to do with him.
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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Imagine how anodyne tv would be, if impartiality was a core requirement of every programme?He's not working for the BBC, I don't think he has any responsibility to be impartial whatsoever, and Sky pay him to share his opinion on football as well as present, it's a core part of the show.
He's also both a Hartlepool fan and honorary president of the club, so it's every bit to do with him.