Noticed Ambrose on Sky today as a pundit - he's often on. And of course, Clinton O'Morrison on the regular panel. I may even have not thought of others. I won't say Ian Wright as he clearly doesn't rate is.
I was thinking - there are no Burnley stalwarts, no Bournemouth stalwarts, no Forest stalwarts - plenty of clubs not represented whatsoever, not regularly anyhow. So are we actually over-represented on Sky anyway? Despite obviously usually not exactly being first choice for match of the day.
Should we be proud? Have to say I've a lot of time for Clinton and Ambrose. Clinton always makes me laugh. One of the few parts of Soccer Saturday that's fun anymore. He obviously cares how we do.

Red and Blue Army!

Makes a pleasant change from that over excited Paul Merson.

He is cynical, very loud and incapable of pronouncing 'difficult' names correctly.

Is hyper when reporting, everything is 'unbelievable' and he gets 'game over' in often prematurely.

Compare and contrast with Sue Smith - a model of conciseness.

but Sky Sports News has gone downhill since the loss of Jeff Stelling and the inimitable Bianca Westwood.

Fings ain't wot they used to be ...

Man and boy Palace since my first game in 1948 sitting on my dad's shoulders

Simon Jordan on Talk sport too. Glen Murray and Android Townsend are regular pundits too.

That was auto-correct but it's pretty apt so I left it in.

Obviously loads I didn't think of. Baby face Salako from the match reports was one. He looks like he could get on the pitch and play. He must be fifty odd.

Red and Blue Army!

I'm pretty sure I've also seen young Steve Coppell doing the occasional spot of punditry too.

Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.

Geoff and Kammi were on Worlds Most dangerous Roads last night on Dave......
A very moving but funny episode.

In my day, a Selfie was what you had when the wife didn't put out.