Pundit exaggeration

Yes ,I often put them on mute,very few worth listening to .

i raise the stakes Eniola Aluko

Keane is good, there may be one or two others, some of the females are no worse than the men. The likes of Carragher, Neville, Richards are not worth listening to when talking about their former teams. Neville making ejaculation noises at every major incident when commentating is another more recent way he's discovered to be irritating as well as clueless.

They are hopeless.state the obvious and over-explain everything in a very tedious way. They are in a privileged position, but very few of them realise that anybody could do what they do, given the chance. Took them years to figure out that Pogba was a dud, even though it was obvious to anyone with a pair of eyes, even before Man U wasted their money on him. All the hyperbole about Sancho, Hudson-Odoi, even Sterling and that muscle-bound donkey at Fulham have been blown up to ridiculous levels. Many more have been bummed up by these twats. Too many to mention.

May as well get a bird from Love Island in instead of Walcott.

You don't learn anything listening to Keane, it's just good for the soundbites and youtube clickbait videos when something dramatic has happened or United have had another pummeling. His general opinions does carry weight given his record and standing in the game though. When Jamie Redknapp and Micah Richards are talking, you just know everyone watching is waiting for them to stop talking so Keane can have his say. I think Simon Jordan said a while ago that he learns even less when listening to Redknapp lol.

Carragher and Neville are much better for technical insights but the latter is generally insufferable as a personality and it's all a bit Punch and Judy. The likes of Sturridge and Walcott offer nothing and are just trying to carve media careers out for themselves but there's nothing personable about them let alone charismatic. Walcott too posh to be on a football programme, Sturrdige too Yardish and and the same time, nonchalant. 

Ale Moreno on ESPN for my money is by far and away the best analyser of the game, albeit occasionally delivered in a slightly theatrical manner, you can tell he really know what he's looking at when he's discussing a match just gone, makes the other pundits look like amateurs.

Kind Regards.

Keane is more like a diehard season-ticket-holding fan than a former player in terms of his analysis. He's no tactical genius and gives little insight, but fans would generally agree with most of what he says and wouldn't think he talks bóllocks much. Calls a spade a spade, even when talking about Man U and is genuinely funny at times. Was a manager too and successful briefly.

Wouldn't say any of that about the other regulars. Souness was similar but not as good but he got cancelled.

Aluko makes a fair point about Ian Wright trespassing on women's football commentaries. Let's hope she is true to her word and steers clear of men's football, although I think that decision's been taken for her.