Society & Culture2 mins ago
Question Of Sport
32 Answers
I see the BBC have decided to satisfy the WOKE brigade with its selection of the host and team captains for the new series of QoS, Paddy McGuinness, Sam Quek and Ugo Monye.
Answers
Best Answer
No best answer has yet been selected by saintpeter48. Once a best answer has been selected, it will be shown here.
For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I am of the thought that the programme continue to deserve a presenter with a good sports background.
David Vine, David Coleman and Sue Barker were all of that ilk and the last 2 participated in sports.
I would prefer the humour that is always apparent in the programme to be sport-based. Time will tell if PMG can do that but he would not have been my choice.
I looked on the BBC and came across this photo which could have served as a desperate wanted poster ;)
https:/ /www.bb c.com/h istoryo fthebbc /annive rsaries /januar y/a-que stion-o f-sport
David Vine, David Coleman and Sue Barker were all of that ilk and the last 2 participated in sports.
I would prefer the humour that is always apparent in the programme to be sport-based. Time will tell if PMG can do that but he would not have been my choice.
I looked on the BBC and came across this photo which could have served as a desperate wanted poster ;)
https:/
//Just confirms your ignorance of certain sports, NJ.//
I'm ignorant of most sports as far as the current participants go, ken. It's the presentation and hype that drives me crackers. Most sport is a fairly mundane affair. For example, watching eight people run a hundred metres is hardly rip roaring stuff, so I suppose it needs beefing up a bit. With one or two exceptions I find most sport mind numbing. I've just looked up the credentials of Paddy McGinty - seems ideal for the QoS job.
I'm ignorant of most sports as far as the current participants go, ken. It's the presentation and hype that drives me crackers. Most sport is a fairly mundane affair. For example, watching eight people run a hundred metres is hardly rip roaring stuff, so I suppose it needs beefing up a bit. With one or two exceptions I find most sport mind numbing. I've just looked up the credentials of Paddy McGinty - seems ideal for the QoS job.
Saintpeter - quite frankly, your question, and by association your attitude, is why wokeism exists: to counter idiots. So assuming that retaining the status quo of two men/one woman is fine in your eyes, I guess the entire rationale of your question is that hiring a black sportsman to captain a team is woke.
Don't scold your fingers on that burning cross on your front lawn.
Don't scold your fingers on that burning cross on your front lawn.