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Originally Posted by Zizu

Well to be a competent pundit you have to watch the players playing regularly to be informed .

You have to know how the players CAN perform ( their strengths and limitations) and how they have been performing then you can comment on their current situation or their form

There’s no way that Ian Wright ( who I love ) can be as informed as any number of ex female player / pundits are on the women’s game


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He may not be as informed as female players would be (that is speculation of course I don't know what Ian Wright watches in his free time) but he's a big name in Football so he brings that element to it. I doubt the female players were complaining about him being a pundit, were they?

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

He may not be as informed as female players would be (that is speculation of course I don't know Ian Wright watches in his free time) but he's a big name in Football so he brings that element to it. I doubt the female players were complaining about him being a pundit, were they?

I mean the female ex players who would be in his place on telly ... he’s effectively taking money out of their pockets

I’d like to know their opinions on his position . There aren’t too many punditry places up for grabs anyways and Alex Scott seems to get most of them ..


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[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by Zizu

I mean the female ex players who would be in his place on telly ... he’s effectively taking money out of their pockets

I’d like to know their opinions on his position . There aren’t too many punditry places up for grabs anyways and Alex Scott seems to get most of them ..


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I think that the women's game needs a bigger more well known name like Ian Wright to garner more interest in it. Have any ex female players complained about him being a Pundit? I think a lot of them would have been happy he was there to help promote it.