Conor McNamara

Now, that's great, of course, if you're a Liverpool fan.

But for me as a commentator, I want the drama.

I want it to go down to the last day.

I want one goal could change everything.

And the way I describe it often is if you're watching a game and it's nil-nil after an hour or 70 minutes, and people might say, oh, you must be disappointed.

There wasn't more goals.

It isn't exciting.

0-0 to me is a really exciting scoreline because one goal can change anything.

If I'm commentating on a game and if it's 3-0 at halftime, that's when I know people are going to start channel hopping or they're going to tune into something else or they won't be listening to my commentary because it's already wrapped up.

So, you know, from my point of view, I've actually found it to be a really, really interesting campaign.

And this story about, you know, whether Spurs could be relegated is just...

I mean, you know, and it's no ill will to Spurs, but people are just fascinated by this.

Like, could a club who've literally got the best stadium in the world, are they going to get relegated from the Premier League?

Yeah, fair play to Keith Andrews.

And I worked with Keith a lot in the past and a lot of people sort of, you know, poo-pooed him in the summer.

Hang on, why is this guy getting the job?

Oh, they're going to get relegated.

No, he's done brilliant and he's taken it on and he's been his own man.

And, you know, it's fantastic.

I'm really proud of what he's gone on.