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I mostly watch EPL on Optus, sometimes download BBC Match of the Day.
Peter Drury thinks he's commentating on Shakespeare but I quite like his added melodrama. He sets the scene with an opening speech then brings his facts and figures during the game. He's probably no.1 right now.
Jim Proudfoot does a good job of mixing commentary with background information.
Martin Tyler has passed his used-by date. He actually detracts from a good game when he comments on it.
Jim Beglin is maybe the no.1 co-commentator, often paired with Drury. He can analyse the game and give self-deprecating stories.
Andy Townshend, Matt Holland and Leon Osman give good tactical insights. I liked Rob Green's comments in the Newcastle v Liverpool game. You could tell he was enjoying it.
Efan Ekoku has a terrible voice for commentary.
Ian Dowie is the worst I've heard. Had no appreciation that he should not be commentating the play.
On the Beeb, Alan Shearer seems to think he knows best by virtue of his PL goals tally but his analysis isn't that good. His vocabulary for good play extends to 'absolutely magnificent'. Paul Ince is a mumbler. Danny Murphy and Jermaine Jenas give good analysis.
Peter Drury thinks he's commentating on Shakespeare but I quite like his added melodrama. He sets the scene with an opening speech then brings his facts and figures during the game. He's probably no.1 right now.
Jim Proudfoot does a good job of mixing commentary with background information.
Martin Tyler has passed his used-by date. He actually detracts from a good game when he comments on it.
Jim Beglin is maybe the no.1 co-commentator, often paired with Drury. He can analyse the game and give self-deprecating stories.
Andy Townshend, Matt Holland and Leon Osman give good tactical insights. I liked Rob Green's comments in the Newcastle v Liverpool game. You could tell he was enjoying it.
Efan Ekoku has a terrible voice for commentary.
Ian Dowie is the worst I've heard. Had no appreciation that he should not be commentating the play.
On the Beeb, Alan Shearer seems to think he knows best by virtue of his PL goals tally but his analysis isn't that good. His vocabulary for good play extends to 'absolutely magnificent'. Paul Ince is a mumbler. Danny Murphy and Jermaine Jenas give good analysis.