Female Commentator MOTD
#8 Guest_parkerspiece_*
Posted 22 April 2007 - 02:07 PM
I mean i try to..but a little voice inside my heads says "a woman trying to to tell you about football"
The only exception to this rule is Gabby Yorath..and i think the only reason for that is because of her background.
#9
Posted 22 April 2007 - 02:11 PM
I mean i try to..but a little voice inside my heads says "a woman trying to to tell you about football"
The only exception to this rule is Gabby Yorath..and i think the only reason for that is because of her background.
Not sure if you heard her but IMHO she tried too hard and didn't sound great at times, but good luck to her, nothing against female commentators.
#10 Guest_parkerspiece_*
Posted 22 April 2007 - 02:16 PM
I mean i try to..but a little voice inside my heads says "a woman trying to to tell you about football"
The only exception to this rule is Gabby Yorath..and i think the only reason for that is because of her background.
Not sure if you heard her but IMHO she tried too hard and didn't sound great at times, but good luck to her, nothing against female commentators.
No, actualy i havent heard her and i guess its fair to say that it would be easier to accept a female commentator than it is say a pundit or journalist. There again..maybe not.
#11
Posted 22 April 2007 - 02:27 PM
I think it comes down the fact that lads play football at school. I'm useless at football, never really had any real interest in playing the game, so why should I know any more than Tilly who like me, has never really played much? She goes home and away with Wolves, and every England home game....and she talks a lot of sense.....and i'm sure you'll all agree that Smudge on this forum knows her stuff? I think girls who have a genuine interest in the game are let down by the 'David Beckham brigade' (girls who watch football because they think it's fashionable, or because they fancy one of the players)!!
#14
Posted 22 April 2007 - 03:26 PM
I think it comes down the fact that lads play football at school. I'm useless at football, never really had any real interest in playing the game, so why should I know any more than Tilly who like me, has never really played much? She goes home and away with Wolves, and every England home game....and she talks a lot of sense.....and i'm sure you'll all agree that Smudge on this forum knows her stuff? I think girls who have a genuine interest in the game are let down by the 'David Beckham brigade' (girls who watch football because they think it's fashionable, or because they fancy one of the players)!!
agree with that, and the woman might no everything there is to know about football. She is however, a lousy commentator
#15
Posted 22 April 2007 - 04:11 PM
I think it comes down the fact that lads play football at school. I'm useless at football, never really had any real interest in playing the game, so why should I know any more than Tilly who like me, has never really played much? She goes home and away with Wolves, and every England home game....and she talks a lot of sense.....and i'm sure you'll all agree that Smudge on this forum knows her stuff? I think girls who have a genuine interest in the game are let down by the 'David Beckham brigade' (girls who watch football because they think it's fashionable, or because they fancy one of the players)!!
agree with that, and the woman might no everything there is to know about football. She is however, a lousy commentator
I've heard her too. Let's face it, in 2007 there is no reason why women can't commentate on top flight football. Problem is, this particular commentator isn't that good, and it's hard to escape the feeling that she's been promoted because of her gender not her ability, which is always a disasterous and hypocritcal policy (not surprsing in a PC-obsessed organisation like the Beeb though). Give her a chance and she might approve. I also think that the pro camp has deliberately misconstrued the comments of critics, most of whom dislike her style, by suggesting we are all a bunch of dyed in the wool dinosaurs who are anti-women.
#19
Posted 22 April 2007 - 06:08 PM
#22
Posted 22 April 2007 - 07:42 PM

Great minds think alike! Was just going to post the same! Was also going to mention that i'd soon give her a fine tuning!!
She'll be getting excited again once I score with her!
Seriously though, thought she was quite poor but there's far worse out there. She'll get better as time goes on. As for the 'no women in football' type stuff - sorry but I don't subscribe to that crap.
#27 Guest_parkerspiece_*
Posted 22 April 2007 - 08:11 PM
How many times do we hear "terrible when women talk about players legs"
But then as soon as the subject of women in football comes up, all you get is "id give her one"!
People pretend to be all modern and PC and then post pics of scantily clad tv pundits..perhaps this is indicative of mens uncertain role in modern society?
#28
Posted 22 April 2007 - 08:14 PM
How many times do we hear "terrible when women talk about players legs"
But then as soon as the subject of women in football comes up, all you get is "id give her one"!
People pretend to be all modern and PC and then post pics of scantily clad tv pundits..perhaps this is indicative of mens uncertain role in modern society?
Nope PP she's just fit and worth an ogle
#29 Guest_parkerspiece_*
Posted 22 April 2007 - 08:17 PM
How many times do we hear "terrible when women talk about players legs"
But then as soon as the subject of women in football comes up, all you get is "id give her one"!
People pretend to be all modern and PC and then post pics of scantily clad tv pundits..perhaps this is indicative of mens uncertain role in modern society?
Nope PP she's just fit and worth an ogle

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