How is he getting to commentate on today's game?
Surely there's a conflict of interest with him being an ex City player and former chairman of Sunderland.
just seems bizarre to me, especially seeing as he was incredibly biased towards City in the Manchester derby last week.
Browse:
Niall Quinn
comment by JukeboxJunkie (U10162)
posted on 6/5/12
1 strikes again
comment by Andy Carrot (U2440)
posted on 6/5/12
I agree. Quin
comment by RipleysCat (U1862)
posted on 6/5/12
Conflict of interest?
comment by JukeboxJunkie (U10162)
posted on 6/5/12
He's supposed to be unbiased, hence a conflict of interest
comment by RipleysCat (U1862)
posted on 6/5/12
So what does that matter? A co-commentator has no bearing upon the outcome of a game. His supposed "conflict of interest" matters not a jot.
comment by JukeboxJunkie (U10162)
posted on 6/5/12
It makes watching the game better for the neutral if there isn't a cheerleader commentating on the game
comment by RipleysCat (U1862)
posted on 6/5/12
So turn the sound down.
Personally, I just ignore the commentators anyway.
comment by blue mosaics (U4753)
posted on 9/5/12
In a way I agree with the OP. Not sure if Quinn was biased or not as I didn't hear the commentary. But I absolutely hate it when commentators come out with their opinions during the game rather than just commenting on what's happening on the pitch.
That's why I dislike listening to Alan Green so much.
comment by Boom (U7629)
posted on 13/5/12
Alan Green
Such a nob.
RATE THIS ARTICLE
ARTICLE STATS
Day
Article RankingNot Ranked
Article ViewsNot Available
Average Time(mins)Not Available
Total Time(mins)Not Available
Month
Article RankingNot Ranked
Article ViewsNot Available
Average Time(mins)Not Available
Total Time(mins)Not Available