[Football] BBC Chairman says show fewer highlights on MOTD

[lasvegan]

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[OzMike]

I think MOTD is missing a trick.

I think there is a gap in the market for a top quality terrestrial analysis show.

I would keep MOTD as it is but then immediately follow it with a separate show - 'MOTD In-Depth' with top journalists, ex-pros - to give the best analysis, like a cross between Neville and Carragher with Sunday Supplement. No studio audience bollocks.

They do that with the footy here, don't know anyone who watches it !

 

[Napper]

Monday 10am SSN . The football show . . Sue smith , Stephen warnock And dermots ref watch . That’s literally the only analysis you need

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

No-one has mentioned the waste of time it is interviewing the managers (including our own) who never say anything interesting or informative.

Your manager was very gracious and honest on Saturday, I was impressed and have changed my mind about him since disliking his cynical football from a year or two ago.

 

[Perfidious Albion]

We want more of the game , not less. I never listen to pundits.
MoTD was better in the old days when they focussed on just two matches and showed more of them . Any fan knows that just seeing the goals tells you little about the story of the game .

 

[Mellotron]

Then there's that "special" interview Gary does with one of the winning managers. What's the point in that?

Yep - and the weirdly intense feeling from the manager looking directly at YOU, the viewer down the camera lens.

 

[BrightonCottager]

Your manager was very gracious and honest on Saturday, I was impressed and have changed my mind about him since disliking his cynical football from a year or two ago.

Thanks for the tip-off, I haven't plucked up the courage to watch it yet - only just watched the highlights last night.

The Fulhamish podcast was very complimentary about the way you negated the 'threat' posed by Smith Rowe and Robinson and the way that Pedro got the penalty. My theory is that Worthing boy Harrison Reed is a secret Seagull and knew he only had a few seconds to change the course of the game!