| The modern day football commentator. 05:56 - Jan 25 with 483 views | Benters | Having just watched the highlights of a number of games when did it become so popular for the modern day commentator to shout or near enough scream the name of the person taking a shot? It gets right on my wick. |  |
| |  |
| The modern day football commentator. on 09:04 - Jan 25 with 343 views | Scuzzer | I actually watch live games either with the sound down to marginally audible or completely off. They've just got too much to say for themselves. I guess they get paid too much so need to justify the expense. |  |
|  |
| The modern day football commentator. on 09:06 - Jan 25 with 331 views | Hugoagogo_Reborn | Two words: Jonathan Pearce. Although tbf, he has mellowed a lot with age. When he first started he screamed everything. |  |
|  |
| The modern day football commentator. on 10:50 - Jan 25 with 220 views | Guthrum | It is a commentating technique in which the aim is to raise the tension by increasing pitch, tempo and volume as events reach a climax. A notable master of this being legendary horseracing commentator Peter O'Sullevan. However, if they start too early or too fast, the person on the mic is left with nowhere to go but screaming and inarticulacy. Simply poor technique. |  |
|  |
| The modern day football commentator. on 10:52 - Jan 25 with 206 views | WeWereZombies | There was a Leeds game in the autumn when it sounded like 'Match of the Day' had got Keith Lemon in for the highlights commentary. |  |
|  |
| The modern day football commentator. on 12:25 - Jan 25 with 155 views | leftback | You much preffered watching under MM when we didnt have any shots!😅 |  | |  |
| The modern day football commentator. on 12:55 - Jan 25 with 112 views | eireblue | It’s for the TikTok generation that just watch highlights. If they do it for every chance, will be better for highlight reels when the get one correct, but annoying for the people that can watch a whole match. |  | |  |
| |