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Jobless Keith Olbermann Wants His Old Job Back

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Somewhere along the way Olberman forgot what his job was... to report and comment about sports. Like many before and probably many after he made the mistake of assuming that the ratings were more about him than the subject of his reports. He went from making funny off of the cuff remarks on stories to prepared judgemental diatribes. Put another way he got to big for his britches. If his ego could take a back seat and go back to "sports" reporting his return wouldn't bother me.

 

If however he comes back to the holier than thou idiot that he was in his last job, no thank you.

ESPN sucks. They may as well bring him back because they'll suck whether he is there or not

 

I completely agree with you. I find it nearly unwatchable. They lost me a couple years ago.

Leaving politics out of it, the guy was one of the best at what he did. Yeah, I read the book. The book also stated he was the best at writing, reciting and off the cuff witticism. the biggest on-air complaint is that he may come across too high brow or share anecdotes, like Dennis Miller, that would go over the heads of the audience. He is better than 99% of that station.

I'll take a rectal exam from Dr. Hook over seeing his mug on ESPN. :isurrender:

The over the top snide comments made during nearly every highlight on ESPN now (that we all hate) has it's Genesis (at least partially) with Olbermann. He is the epitome of all that is bad with ESPN now.

Leaving politics out of it, the guy was one of the best at what he did. Yeah, I read the book. The book also stated he was the best at writing, reciting and off the cuff witticism. the biggest on-air complaint is that he may come across too high brow or share anecdotes, like Dennis Miller, that would go over the heads of the audience. He is better than 99% of that station.

Problem is because of his own actions and failures you can't seperate his politics from him. His politics define him now. There is no way ESPN who always plays it safe wants to anger a large bloc of their viewers.

I like listening to the radio guys, Mike and Mike, Cowherd and SVP.

 

Samantha Steele gets my vote over Erin Andrews. Anybody else out there with me on that?

 

The girl who replaced Michelle Beadle on Sports Nation is a good watch, too.

I like listening to the radio guys, Mike and Mike, Cowherd and SVP.

 

Samantha Steele gets my vote over Erin Andrews. Anybody else out there with me on that?

 

The girl who replaced Michelle Beadle on Sports Nation is a good watch, too.

 

Mike and Mike are unlistenable. They completely follow the ESPN agenda.They will beat an issue to death. The others do a better job of mixing it up with guests, topics, sports, etc. M&M are more an extension of SportsCenter than a radio show, and we all know how bad that has become.

Mike and Mike are unlistenable. They completely follow the ESPN agenda.They will beat an issue to death. The others do a better job of mixing it up with guests, topics, sports, etc. M&M are more an extension of SportsCenter than a radio show, and we all know how bad that has become.

 

Agree 100%. I get tired of their schtick - metrosexual non-athlete vs dumb jock. Stop insulting my intelligence.

 

Cowherd and SVP are good listens.

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