The thing I don't understand is if they must have a female commentator (and I'm not opposed to that), why not advertise the postition, hold some interviews and find one who is actually suited to calling football - i.e. good voice, knowledge of the game, the ability to understand the game is more important than self-promotion, etc.
They keep trying these bimbos and then wonder why it hasn't worked. I have a friend who would be perfect for the job, but she'd never get a chance because she doesn't know someone who knows the TV executives.
This isn't just about Kelli Underwood here, the overall standard of commentators, journalists, etc is downright flatulent for that very reason. If ever there was an industry which dishes out jobs to friends, relatives, etc, rather than select the best people for the job, it's the freaking media, and the public have to suffer. Case in point ... Sam Lane.
