Micah Richards the pundit

Seen it mentioned that he didn’t talk from a players perspective but he did exactly that when talking about how he had to mark Traoré in training & the challenges he faced doing just that.
Exactly, even on the BLM matter topic, he actually gave a completely original angle on it and the BM critics disingenuously tried to say he didn't give his own views or experiences(that's exactly what he did). I could be wrong but it's almost like they just don't like how he speaks, so they don't really listen to him or try and understand what he's saying. So that's just laziness on their part in my view.
 
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Is he a good pundit? That's the talking point!
That's sugar coating how the conversation in the thread went just a bit. What happened to constructive criticism?

How about this:

Is he best pundit?

No but he's new and he will get better.

Is it fair to call him shit, illiterate or suggest he adds nothing to a punditry panel, as in "case closed" when he's barely started his career?

Not even remotely fair.
 
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He’s a breath of fresh air but sadly I fear the twats who control sports broadcasting will train any originality and verve out of him
 
I think it's fair to say he isn't the most eloquent pundit, yet. But he makes for brilliant TV. He's a very decent human being, clearly hasn't got a big ego about him. His laugh is infectious and can bring a smile to my face even when City have played terribly.

I'd rather listen to him than:

Carragher
Hargreaves
Ian Wright
Shearer
Danny Murphy
Rio Ferdinand
Jamie Redknapp
and a whole host of others that I can't even think of at this point.

Even though I hate to admit it, the only pundit that I think is clearly ahead of the others is Gary Neville. The way he articulates his analysis is detailed, yet simplifies what's happening for the viewer. He doesn't hide his biases but builds them into his honest assessment.
 
Let's just play it out;

You're driving passed the McDonald's going towards the ASDA at COMS (not even called that anymore is it?), anyway queuing up for a happy meal with his Mrs in a 2 seated Porsche convertible (the car not the yoga position) is Rat-Boy along with Mrs Rat-Boy.

You can hear that he is playing Fairground by Simply Red and is tapping his fingers to the beat of the song on the steering wheel. The car is at the end of the queue far enough out to encroach your path to said ASDA providing you the perfect opportunity to slow down / stop.

Over to you inly
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Well l certainly wouldn't gob through the window like Nevilles mate might.
I might find it difficult not to say something to Neville relying more on tone than swear words.
A lot of my regret about OGS was l felt a bit of a bully as he and his missus looked like two shiny faced kids going to their first church barn dance.
My mum would never had thought that Neville was shiny faced - she would have said he looks like he needs a good wash and my mum was always right.
 
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Well l certainly wouldn't gob through the window like Nevilles mate might.
I might find it difficult not to say something to Neville relying more on tone than swear words.
A lot of my regret about OGS was left a bit of a bully as he and his missus looked like two shiny faced kids going to their first church barn dance.
My mum would never had thought that Neville was shiny faced - she would have said he looks like he needs a good wash and my mum was always right.
Own up, it was you that lobbed that pint pot at G-Nev down at Brighton wasn't it? ;-)

I am in full favour........
 

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