Punditry

[oxford_fan]

The only decent pundit is Strachan imo

hansen!?

[Simon Pieman]

Hansen's ok, but he does sound like a broken record at times.

[OOH! SHAUN TAYLOR]

Here are some pundits who I like. Some are seen more regularly than others:

In no particular order:

1. O'Neill
2. Andy Gray
3. Strachan
4. Alan McInally
5. Charlie Nicholas
6. Harry Bassett

Hansen's good but I would like to see him on Sky - That is where the serious action is.  It's all a bit "It's Sunday afternoon, let's go round to grandad's house and watch the football and take our comfy slippers and have a nice cup of tea and some cake" on the BBC these days I think.

[oxford_fan]

ANDY GRAY!?

ffs.

[Dazzza]

Andy Gray will never quite have the same credibility for me after the Screws piece at the weekend.

[STFCDude]

BBC.  No adverts.  Nuff said.

[OOH! SHAUN TAYLOR]

ANDY GRAY!?

ffs.

Yes, Andy Gray.  I happen to think he is quite well informed and is a good presenter.  I'm not saying I agree with everything he says and he gets on my nerves if he's doing a full 90 minute commentary but he is good at what he does.

[OOH! SHAUN TAYLOR]

Andy Gray will never quite have the same credibility for me after the Screws piece at the weekend.

What was that about?

[janaage]

I don't like Andy Gray to much, think he's got a bit big for his boots.  Alan Hansen on the other hand is superb.  The only man to predict the liklihood of goals just before the Germany England (1-5) match.

Martin O'Neill's another I like, in my opinion he should have got the England job, would have been very worried about the next Euro's with him in charge of you lot.

Champagne Charlie's a legend, used to love his verdicts on Vogt's Scotland team's performance, held no punches.  Also upset the Dundee Utd manager on a few occasions.

Mick McCarthy's the worst, along with Andy Townsend, Gareth Crooks and Steve Claridge.