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Nick

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Have they always spoke so much shit it or is it just the modern way, trying to speak poems and rhymes hoping their clip will be used?

Watching the Brum v Leicester Game, the commentators were going on about the lower stands being rammed, the ground being a weapon for Birmingham. Meanwhile, you could see it wasn't rammed.
 

CovInEssex

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I imagine they have a few promos lines to fill yeah. The quality of which they are ticked off depends on the quality of the commentator i suppose
 

Nuskyblue

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Have they always spoke so much shit it or is it just the modern way, trying to speak poems and rhymes hoping their clip will be used?

Watching the Brum v Leicester Game, the commentators were going on about the lower stands being rammed, the ground being a weapon for Birmingham. Meanwhile, you could see it wasn't rammed.
Definitely a new thing. It's lame.

Co-commentators are largely a bunch of fuck pellets too
 

Earlsdon_Skyblue1

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BBC Sport Homepage had a live update click-through screen.

'Leicester take on Wayne Rooney's Birmingham'.

I know it isn't directly related but anyone who supports a premier league team and isn't from that city should be automatically banned from talking about football full stop too. This whole Super Sunday and overanalysis on football by idiots puts me off the game a lot.
 

Wyken Sky Blue

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'We've not heard the Birmingham fans chant Wayne Rooney's name like that so far since he's been in charge'

Wake up chaps, nothing to do with him winning last weekend and only getting his second win since being in charge, clearly taking the piss out of Leicester fans regarding Wagatha Christie!

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Skyblue Bangkok

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Have they always spoke so much shit it or is it just the modern way, trying to speak poems and rhymes hoping their clip will be used?

Watching the Brum v Leicester Game, the commentators were going on about the lower stands being rammed, the ground being a weapon for Birmingham. Meanwhile, you could see it wasn't rammed.
Reminds of when the commentators kept on going on about how AC Milan & Dortmund would be intimated by the crowd and atmosphere at Newcastle in the CL. This despite both clubs having average league crowds of 72000 & 81200 last season
 

SkyBlueSoul

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Have they always spoke so much shit it or is it just the modern way, trying to speak poems and rhymes hoping their clip will be used?

Watching the Brum v Leicester Game, the commentators were going on about the lower stands being rammed, the ground being a weapon for Birmingham. Meanwhile, you could see it wasn't rammed.
Gary Weaver's particularly bad for it tbf
 

eastwoodsdustman

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You can almost guarantee that with about 5 minutes to go they'll come up with the line 'I get a feeling that something big is going to happen in this game' only to say 'I told you so' if there's a late goal. It happens in virtually every close game on telly. Piss poor
 

Happy_Martian

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"Mo Salah's love story with Liverpool continues"

He scored a goal ffs

You hear the same on the Beeb for early round FA Cup games too. Same on the radio. The commentators are trying to sell the action and the game to the audience, even if the game is shit.

Most live TV games, I put the game on mute and have something else on to watch and listen to. Still see the tackles and goals but don't have to put up with the drivel.
 

COVKIDSNEVERQUIT

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Nothing worse than a female commentator with a squeaky voice on the BBC, especially when a goal is scored screaming like an 8 year old girl.
 

oscillatewildly

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King Edward - 'The nation's favourite'. It's always been nip & tuck with Maris Piper but as far as tubers go it's as common as the muck from which it's reared.
Close thread.
 

Nick

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Peter Drury is annoying me now. Great for genuinely big moments, but when he’s doing it twice a minute every weekend it loses the gravitas.

Yeah, it's as if they get paid every time their Clip is used so they are trying to get the "they think it's all over" or "aguueerrrrrroooo" moments to cash in.

Sometimes it's ok to be quiet for a couple of seconds.
 

Nick

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On another note, Stewart Robson is on the new version of FIFA and it tells me every game he played for us! Bit of advertising.
 

SBT

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Yeah, it's as if they get paid every time their Clip is used so they are trying to get the "they think it's all over" or "aguueerrrrrroooo" moments to cash in.

Sometimes it's ok to be quiet for a couple of seconds.
How are commentators cashing in on their clips? Did Martin Tyler record Aguerooo (Deep House Mix) and whack it on Spotify?
 

David O'Day

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How are commentators cashing in on their clips? Did Martin Tyler record Aguerooo (Deep House Mix) and whack it on Spotify?
he didn't say they were, he said it was like they were paid every time a clip is used
 

Nuskyblue

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Yeah, it's as if they get paid every time their Clip is used so they are trying to get the "they think it's all over" or "aguueerrrrrroooo" moments to cash in.

Sometimes it's ok to be quiet for a couple of seconds.
It's almost like they don't realise it's the moment not what they say that makes it.

Also the simps that bum the things that are said in a random mid season game. Drury in particular.

Also, does anyone watch the pre/mid/post game punditry?
 

itsabuzzard

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It's almost like they don't realise it's the moment not what they say that makes it.

Also the simps that bum the things that are said in a random mid season game. Drury in particular.

Also, does anyone watch the pre/mid/post game punditry?
No, it's drivel, but at least it gives you the chance to have a quick shit and to recharge your glass.
 

SkyBlueSoul

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This popped up on my timeline earlier and I think is perfect. No ridiculous prose, just appreciation.

 

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