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She has moments but they are few and far between. She doesn't provide a high standard of commentary and frankly her delivery comes across as if she's reading off a script. Heck, as annoying as BT is at times he is still one of the most entertaining commentators going round.See this annoys me. So many in the game day thread bagging Daisy, and much of it the usual misogynist, incel crap about her forward/appearance.
Watch the replay and listen to her commentary and she was by far the most insightful, and is as good as anyone at understanding and communicating what is going on. When the pies were blasting them away in the first quarter, her comment was that Carlton needed to get possession and chip it around a bit. Carlton did that and got the game back on their terms. When Tyler kicked the goal she made the comment that he wouldn't have had a better two minutes in his career. I think we all agree. And when N Daicos picked up that loose ball in the last quarter her comment that we know how good Carlton's small forwards can be, but Daicos was better, was exactly what I was thinking. And with less than two minutes to go and the pies chipping it around (eventually to J Daicos) she was saying that Carlton need to push up even if it means leaving one of our forwards loose out the back. Again, spot on. And when Darcy went for the mark with less than a minute to go and knicked it out of bounds, Daisy was immediate in noting a point would have been better. Again, spot on.
Probably the worst thing from yesterday was in the first half when she questioned that clear sling tackle and there being 'nothing in it'. She didn't even say it with any confidence either, just came off as really dumb gaffe.
It would be sexist of me to not hold female commentators to the same standard as males, wouldn't you agree?
I could say a lot of these things about male commentators and I do, James Brayshaw in particular.








