Favourite Pundits that used to play for

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Anyway.

Thats it. There is countless amounts of football coverage, compared with yesteryear and with that additional coverage comes additional pundits that are made up almost entirely of ex pro's with the odd presenter not from a football background thrown in to the mix as well. We all have our likes and dislikes, often influenced as much by who they played for as what they say.

But which ones do you find speak enough sense or are entertaining enough to allow you to see beyond their previous playing allegiance and that you actually like listening to?

I'll go first.

Gary Pallister - I think he speaks a great deal of sense. He doesnt get too caught up in silly transfer talk and praises a player on merit of their performance on the day as opposed to their reputation, and he seems like a decent bloke as well. What makes his ability to come across as a nice chap is made all the more impressive when you remember he was a Man Utd player for nearly 10 years and none of it rubbed off on his personality.