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If they had "joked" about her not understanding the offside law it would have sounded naff but not that big a deal. It was the sour tone of their comments that took it to a different level. They really sounded very unpleasant individuals, particularly Keys. Leaving aside the sexism issue, will Sky really want their flagship programme to be fronted by such an obviously dislikeable person as Keys has revealed himself top be?

Another secret recording of Andy Gray by one of Murdoch's companies.



Who's Andy Gray suing at the moment?

Blackpool's Charlie Adam hands in transfer request.

Gray and Keys have been stood down from Monday Night Football tonight...



Charlie Adam is risking a lot there. I wouldn't want to get on the wrong side of Ian Holloway. I am scared to death of his psychotic post-match interviews, never mind having to tell him face to face that I wanted to leave.

Karren Brady needs to wind her neck in. Apparently this all started because she'd been accused of encouraging West Ham players to help the board get rid of Avram Grant, which she insisted was "sexist".



No Karren, it's not sexist. It's because nobody likes you or the fact you got where you are by sweet talking David Sullivan into giving a massive account to LBC when you worked there. Nothing to do with whether you're a woman or not.

Apparently Brady claimed in her latest column that "I know more about the offside law than perhaps a girl should." So is Brady also a sexist?



Sure I read that she wants equality in the workplace yet 75% of staff she hires are women. I expect Gray and Keys to apologise over the next couple of days and be back in place for this weekends Super Sunday.

Pretty spot-on that

Good post, mate. Spot on for me, I've never liked Keys anyway so the sooner he gets fooked off the better. If he it was done in a jokey way then it wouldn't have been an issue but they actually sounded really bitter and unhappy because a female was running the line. Considering they've been in TV so long it was really unprofessional.



Personally, I don't care who runs the line as long as they are good at their job.

I would say that you're out of touch there pal in a pretty big way. You may think it but to suggest that a woman can't call an offside decision because of her gender is just ridiculous. Good article [url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/9371621.stmhere[/url.

Hopefully they'll keep the two dinosaurs in the background until Sunday 6 February. Then they can take themselves off to Upton Park for the West Ham v Birmingham game. It would also be a nice touch if Sian Massey was appointed to the game too. They could then make their apologies in person AND IN PUBLIC

Brady borders on sexism herself