Sentences with phrase «armchair pundits»
The phrase "armchair pundits" refers to people who talk or give opinions about a particular subject, especially sports or politics, without having any actual experience or expertise in that area. They usually only watch from the comfort of their armchair instead of actively participating or being knowledgeable about the topic. Full definition
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i despise Keane with a passion, likewise all these ex pros turned armchair pundit, always ready to have a go at Wenger and the club at every given opportunity but am also realistic enough to know that more often than not they talk a lot of sense, even if it hurts a lot....
It always makes me laugh whenever armchair pundits (and the regular ones) think that they know better than people who are working at the absolute top of the game.
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And yet it appears we have something called law to save the day, which is a rare thing if it is to actually save the day, with the mealy - mouthed armchair pundits both in and out of office eating crow.
It took the Frenchman a couple of years to really get to grip with the Premiership game, and his failure to score in big games, not to mention his hotel - room antics before matches, made him an easy target for journalists and armchair pundits.
What all the armchair pundits on here forget to realize, is that transfers at big clubs are all a case of musical chairs.
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When not juggling a dozen phones Derek is a Staff Sergeant in the Ohio Army National Guard, design nerd, armchair pundit, professional ranter, smither of words, and Star Trek fan - fic author.