Media thread 2022/23

[deano ou812]

Looking that way premier league want the rights all to themselves cut out the middle man

Hmmm interesting ..

 

[whipper]

Looking that way premier league want the rights all to themselves cut out the middle man

Obviously would mean creating a broadcasting company, Sky and NEP would have plenty of scanners going spare if they lose the contract.

 

[wolviedinho]

Haha thankfully not. Although the other day she did tell me I was right about 'always the victims' not being about Hillsbourough!

She is a keeper -:)

 

[Xhavenjoe]

Look at Neville, Carragher, Keane etc, as biased as they come , Micah needs to grow some bloody balls and fight our corner

Keane is more critical of United than anyone, wouldn't class him with the rest.
Not sure is he playing to the cameras or just trying to act the hard man but doesn't come across as sticking up for United.

 

[BringBackSwales]

Keane is more critical of United than anyone, wouldn't class him with the rest.
Not sure is he playing to the cameras or just trying to act the hard man but doesn't come across as sticking up for United.

You’re right. He is a horrible ****, but a horrible **** who says it as he sees it. Keep saying it but united is small u

 

[Pingu the Penguin]

Love Ian Wright’s passion but that paid for analysis (“we” “us”) is grating

 

[bavarian blue]

Love Ian Wright’s passion but that paid for analysis (“we” “us”) is grating

Really is a fan boy this evening.

 

[SebastianBlue]

Love Ian Wright’s passion but that paid for analysis (“we” “us”) is grating

From my interactions with him and what I have heard from others, he seems to be a genuinely decent bloke…

But his punditry when it comes to Arsenal is like nails on a chalkboard.

 

[Pingu the Penguin]

Rat face not happy with Martin Samuel

 

[johnevans]

Love Ian Wright’s passion but that paid for analysis (“we” “us”) is grating

For years watching our games on various TV channels, we've had to put up with pundits drawn from the usual suspects.. United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea. And we've always had to put up with their partiality; sometimes their indifference; sometimes their hostility.

In recent years we have seen an increase in former Blues brought in to do the analyst's role but in the main we still get 'the usual suspects' most of the time.

What bugs me about Ian Wright's recent involvement in MOTD analyses of games involving Arsenal is his continual use of 'We/Us/Our' when putting his two penn'orth in.

The people at MOTD really should sort it out. Wright may be 'passionate' about his old club, I get that. But he should be professional in the role he's now in and control the 'We/Us/Our' claptrap.