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Sunday supplement is OK for english football, but for scottish and other european football it is rubbish. jimmy hill and his middle-class mates sitting around drinking orange juice and eating pastries and croissants. What a load of trash.
The World Football Phone In I can vouch for as well. Always informative and V ickery, Wheelock and others are very generous with their time.
Shoulders with Kyle, The Ball is Round is a goodin..
I find Alan Smith to be the opposide of Pleat - too often the "if you see it, say it" approach. E.G. “Well, the winger crossed the ball in…and the striker jumps above everyone else…gets his head to the ball…and it’s in the back of the net”.
That's why I panned the Champions League 3D a bit on my blog the other week:
http://soccershout.com/2008/04/04/champions-lea...
So, I guess the thing we should be pushing for is to have Booby McMahon on the World Football Phone In and then everyone can be well informed!
Is that David "i can't pronounce or remember most player's names" Pleat?
The only analysis that he should be doing is of his pension book. His commentary is cringeworthy.
The Guardian is one of my favorite newspapers to read, but in the list I created, I'm trying to identify specific writers. It's too easy to say just "The Guardian," but it's a lot harder to pick someone who regularly writes intelligent articles that help soccer fans learn something.
442 is a good magazine, but it's more commercialized than World Soccer.
Phil,
I considered David Pleat, but his TV commentary is awful at times which makes me question his analysis that he writes in his newspaper column for The Guardian.
Cheers,
The Gaffer