WHO Poll
Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
38%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



TeVaz 11:05 Sat Dec 16
Re: Female commentary on the BBC
Don’t mind Gabby Logan and quite like Bianca Westwood on Gillette soccer special on sky . The rest can fuck right off !

Megatron 10:46 Sat Dec 16
Re: Female commentary on the BBC
As a feminist, I welcome more birds in football.

Proper birds though, no skanks. They give birds a bad name.

Iron Duke 10:42 Sat Dec 16
Re: Female commentary on the BBC
It’s very annoying. Reverse discrimination is rife at the BBC

zebthecat 10:42 Sat Dec 16
Re: Female commentary on the BBC
claret50 9:56 Sat Dec 16

Agree. Also Isa Guha and Ebony Rainford-Brent (when she turns down the banter) are good. Cricket commentary is much more suited as it has a more restrained style rather than football commentary which has a much shoutier style which is probably due to having to be heard over the crowd.

Mart O 10:39 Sat Dec 16
Re: Female commentary on the BBC
Clare Balding is brilliant ?

FOMB. Fucking dire, more like. Constantly looking for some pitiful 'emotional' angle to whatever the fuck she happens to be wittering on about. Makes me want to throw up.

Leonard Hatred 10:32 Sat Dec 16
Re: Female commentary on the BBC
QUIM has no place in association football.

HairyHammer 10:16 Sat Dec 16
Re: Female commentary on the BBC
Not for me personally, definitely not commentators it just sounds wrong.

Presenters such as Hazel Irvine (Snooker) and Clare Balding are brilliant but I have yet to find a football presenter or commentator I like, although as I said Commentators for me spoil the game.

ray winstone 10:05 Sat Dec 16
Re: Female commentary on the BBC
‘Lettuce’? WTF?

Troy McClure 9:57 Sat Dec 16
Re: Female commentary on the BBC
don’t get me started on that fucking Doris who does that championship show on Channel 5 fucking hell what an absolute lettuce

claret50 9:56 Sat Dec 16
Re: Female commentary on the BBC
Alison Mitchell is a joy to listen to with her commentary of the Ashes, she's not overly high pitched and is the perfect balance when paired up along side the grumpiness of Boycott....oh, and she knows the sport inside and out.

bruuuno 9:54 Sat Dec 16
Re: Female commentary on the BBC

Brooking_is_GOD 9:32 Sat Dec 16
Re: Female commentary on the BBC

How so? I don't like female football commentators because their voices are too high pitched, not because they are female

arsene york-hunt 9:35 Sat Dec 16
Re: Female commentary on the BBC
Football should only be commentated on by middle aged men.If that is sexist then guilty as charged.

It just doesn't sound right.

Brooking_is_GOD 9:32 Sat Dec 16
Re: Female commentary on the BBC
'Nothing to do with sexism'...then goes on to say something sexist.

East Auckland Hammer 9:16 Sat Dec 16
Re: Female commentary on the BBC
Some sports are a little more conducive to female commentators - cricket, for example.

Debbie Hockley was commentating on the NZ vs WI test match the other day, and she's just as knowledgeable as any male commentator, probably as a result of having played over 100 ODI's and 20 or so test matches.

It definitely helps that she has a deeper voice than most women too though.

dicksie3 9:10 Sat Dec 16
Re: Female commentary on the BBC
Agreed. Fine as presenters, if they know their football and talk a good game, but terrible commentators. Too excitable and too high-pitched.

Mex Martillo 8:50 Sat Dec 16
Re: Female commentary on the BBC
Its inevitable as females are better at talking than males.
Its simple females practice more.

bruuuno 7:42 Sat Dec 16
Re: Female commentary on the BBC
Hate it. Nothing to do with sexism I just find their high pitched voices very irritating

Leonard Hatred 6:55 Sat Dec 16
Re: Female commentary on the BBC
Agreed. Not just the BBC either. Even Talksport employ splitarses now.
Quotas, tokenism, PC.





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