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Richard Hinds is a smug *******
C'mon he's better than 90% of the s**t they get on there.
Also, I'm not fan of the NBL but they don't even mention it when it's the finals. But wait! WBBL gets 10 ******* minutes.
Mel is a bit boring but then again she's not like the regular hysterical s**t stirrers they get on there.
I found Cahill really interesting yesterday. Made Tennis seem interesting to someone who doesn't get in to Tennis.
The worst thing about him is that he's smug and superior when dealing with 'the public' on Twitter but almost always is reverential around other media types on Offsiders even when they say stupid things.Richard Hinds is a smug *******
Mel McLaughlin never adds much.
Is there any possibility they could talk about women's sport without name-dropping Meg Lanning and Ellyse Perry?
Darren Cahill's use of stats that matter is rare in tennis. Great to see a subject expert join the program who also happens to be easy to listen to. His strong all-sport background means he also had more to say about them than the others did.
I'll miss Kelli Underwood's hosting. Knowledgable, but knows not to take over the entire show and turn it into a personal vehicle (hi, Gerard).
With Kelli in the chair, there's significantly less gushing, breathlessness and big words for the sake of appearing intelligent.
Just **** off Georgina Robinson, you offer nothing.
Still trying to get over Gerard saying Michelle Payne's Melbourne Cup win was the tipping point that changed women's sport.
He lives in a bubble.
It was probably the WBBL. When it's unexpected popularity got up and going. I think it brought forward the AFL's plans to do so.Still trying to get over Gerard saying Michelle Payne's Melbourne Cup win was the tipping point that changed women's sport.
He lives in a bubble.
Still trying to get over Gerard saying Michelle Payne's Melbourne Cup win was the tipping point that changed women's sport.
He lives in a bubble.