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WarriorWinger wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2023 2:31 pm Wasn't Sam T pursuing a career in television after retirement, maybe this open the door for him to step into his shoes

Sam has bigger feet, probably use his own shoes

ancientnloyal wrote: ↑Thu Dec 21, 2023 8:37 am

WarriorWinger wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2023 2:31 pm Wasn't Sam T pursuing a career in television after retirement, maybe this open the door for him to step into his shoes

Sam has bigger feet, probably use his own shoes

josie andrews wrote: ↑Thu Dec 21, 2023 12:15 pm

ancientnloyal wrote: ↑Thu Dec 21, 2023 8:37 am

WarriorWinger wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2023 2:31 pm Wasn't Sam T pursuing a career in television after retirement, maybe this open the door for him to step into his shoes

Sam has bigger feet, probably use his own shoes

But could Sam fit into a turtle neck jumper, that is the dilema

Four potential replacements for Phil Clarke for Super League’s sport coverage

WITH Phil Clarke leaving Sky Sports immediately, there has been rapidly been talk about who could replace the former Wigan Warriors forward.

As such a key figurehead for three decades, Clarke will take some replacing but there are a number of keen and insightful pundits out there that could make a difference.

Here are some potential replacements:

Kevin Brown

Known for his witty one-liners as well as his extensive knowledge of rugby league, Kevin Brown has been a revelation in recent years since being used as a BBC pundit as well as on Premier Sports to cover the Championship. It’s no surprise that the former Salford Red Devils and Warrington Wolves halfback has been used extensively on Sky Sports too. Just 39 years of age, Brown has an extensive knowledge of the game having retired in the past decade. He will also improve the entertainment aspect of the rugby league broadcaster.

Luke Gale

Though Luke Gale is still full-time with Wakefield Trinity in the Championship, he has been used on Sky Sports sparingly in recent years. The halfback is incredibly knowledgeable and knows his position inside out, offering great insight into a playmaker’s role and explaining so in a way that is easy to understand. With Gale still playing it would ensure that Sky Sports has an up-to-date and modern view of the game.

Leon Pryce

There seems to be a common theme and former and current halfbacks being extremely popular as pundits. First appearing on Premier Sports in 2022, Leon Pryce was an instant with viewers due to his incredible knowledge and understanding of rugby league. Able to continuously explain in-game plays and tactics, Pryce makes it easy for a viewer to follow. And the passion with which he speaks about the sport rubs off on those around him.

Kyle Amor

Finally, a forward! Kyle Amor has impressed viewers with his analytical thinking whilst being a commentator for Channel 4 alongside Mark Wilson. Also able to conduct post-match interviews and small features, Amor is definitely one to look out for in the future in terms of being behind a microphone. If Channel 4 does not get a Super League gig again in 2024, then Sky Sports should definitely be looking at Amor to replace Clarke.

https://www.totalrl.com/four-potential- ... -coverage/

Kevin Brown or Kyle Amor to take over match commentary completely IMO

Get rid of McDermott & O’Connor! They’re bloody awful with their inane chattering throughout the game!

As for taking over from Clarke not particularly bothered, but Paul Cullen isn’t bad.

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Don't think Brown is up to it. Too slow to be a commentator or summariser, a pundit is about his limit.
Amor is ideal as a commentator and I always liked Rudd Studd, very quick, very intelligent and articulate. I know he's been poorly so whether he'd want that now I don't know.

Baz and Tez should be nowhere near the SKY Show at all. Not up to it, never have been and never will be.

Carney as anchor, Wilkin, Wells, Amor, with Shenton too. Excellent on the mic whether pundit or summerisor.

Wiganer Ted wrote: ↑Fri Dec 22, 2023 4:24 pm Don't think Brown is up to it. Too slow to be a commentator or summariser, a pundit is about his limit.
Amor is ideal as a commentator and I always liked Rudd Studd, very quick, very intelligent and articulate. I know he's been poorly so whether he'd want that now I don't know.

Baz and Tez should be nowhere near the SKY Show at all. Not up to it, never have been and never will be.

Carney as anchor, Wilkin, Wells, Amor, with Shenton too. Excellent on the mic whether pundit or summerisor.

Good choice

That'd certainly be a big improvement.