Originally Posted by Jim De Ville:
“That's not really the point. The same would apply to any pundit, regardless of who they've played with.
If a 'keeper makes a mistake, then it's the pundit's job to point it out.”
“That's not really the point. The same would apply to any pundit, regardless of who they've played with.
If a 'keeper makes a mistake, then it's the pundit's job to point it out.”
Yes, that is all well and true, but also if someone has played at the top level for as long as Gary (Phil as well), and have played with a keeper as good as Schmeichel snr, or someone on such a high level, and can be concise and express their point as well as possible, then their point of view should be listened to.
Originally Posted by Dandem:
“Wonderful logic. People should listen to Gary Neville because he played with Peter Schmeichel? Righto.
Hopefully Jean Alain Boumsong can chip in with an opinion soon since he played with Gianluigi Buffon.”
“Wonderful logic. People should listen to Gary Neville because he played with Peter Schmeichel? Righto.
Hopefully Jean Alain Boumsong can chip in with an opinion soon since he played with Gianluigi Buffon.”
I don't quite know how good his English is, or what level of detail he could go into, when discussing these things, but if he can put across his point in well thought out way, like Gary, then why not listen to what he has to say?
For the record, I have not heard any interviews with him, so I don't know what he is capable of in this sort of situation.





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