View Full Version : The reporter Erin Andrews who interviewed Richard Sherman needs to be fired


TVFactFan
01-22-2014, 03:29 PM
This idiot was shaky and nervous when trying to interview him asking dumb a$$ questions like.........."who was talking about you?"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkTq__jd4I4



Another experience reporter did a much better job

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47BQkAw0SCU



FOX PLEASE FIRE THAT DUMB B*TCH:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Dianne3
01-22-2014, 05:36 PM
Where have you been?
I don't see you around as much anymore.

TVFactFan
01-22-2014, 07:09 PM
Where have you been?
I don't see you around as much anymore.



The sports boards have been dead for years so I only come on here occassionally

Mr. Television
01-22-2014, 07:24 PM
The sports boards have been dead for years so I only come on here occassionally
Facebook. lol

TVFactFan
01-22-2014, 07:47 PM
Facebook. lol


YUP


I felt that me, you, mike, garfieldkool, and brian should have a sports board reunion one day and post on here all evening


LOL

biffbronson
01-23-2014, 12:04 PM
Sideline reporters like Erin Andrews, Michelle Tafoya, Alex Flanagan, Jill Arrington, and many others are there for their looks and everyone knows it -- regardless of how well-prepared they might be (or not). Few people take them seriously otherwise. It's a trade-off. Hot chicks get attention.

You know that the wife of the player or coach is watching, so they have to control themselves and not drool visibly when interviewed.

Andrews belongs in the studio, where that mane of hair can be let loose. Of course, she wears glasses a lot in there, to look more studious/intelligent :) That's where she can pull in some viewers, like she did for college FB.

irehtman
01-23-2014, 01:35 PM
Have you met Molly McGrath? She's also a hot blonde woman!

EricIdlefan
01-23-2014, 06:19 PM
Well Pam Oliver is in her forties and is very knowledgeable in addition to being really beautiful! Give her a free pass there!

TVFactFan
01-23-2014, 08:35 PM
Sideline reporters like Erin Andrews, Michelle Tafoya, Alex Flanagan, Jill Arrington, and many others are there for their looks and everyone knows it -- regardless of how well-prepared they might be (or not). Few people take them seriously otherwise. It's a trade-off. Hot chicks get attention.

You know that the wife of the player or coach is watching, so they have to control themselves and not drool visibly when interviewed.

Andrews belongs in the studio, where that mane of hair can be let loose. Of course, she wears glasses a lot in there, to look more studious/intelligent :) That's where she can pull in some viewers, like she did for college FB.



Yes take her silly a$$ off the sidelines lol

70s show watcher
01-24-2014, 03:30 AM
what about heather cox all she does is giggle and tee hee during interviews

Tweety
01-25-2014, 12:10 AM
Hard to believe Michelle Tafoya is out there for her looks. Is she the best her employer could do??

As for Erin Andrews, she was shaky because she was next to an NFL player who, seemingly out of the blue, started ranting and raving like nobody's business. He sounded crazy, and you never know what a crazy person will do next. But she wasn't afraid to ask him what the hell he was talking about.

The second guy who interviewed Sherman do so after Sherman had calmed down a bit.

TVFactFan
01-25-2014, 12:23 AM
Hard to believe Michelle Tafoya is out there for her looks. Is she the best her employer could do??

As for Erin Andrews, she was shaky because she was next to an NFL player who, seemingly out of the blue, started ranting and raving like nobody's business. He sounded crazy, and you never know what a crazy person will do next. But she wasn't afraid to ask him what the hell he was talking about.

The second guy who interviewed Sherman do so after Sherman had calmed down a bit.


He was still hyper when he talked to Ed Werder

Tweety
01-25-2014, 09:19 AM
He was still hyper when he talked to Ed Werder

Not NEARLY as much as he was with Andrews. He had calmed down considerably by the time Werder got a hold of him. His state of mind was completely different by that time. He was speaking much more calmly, nowhere near as much adrenaline flowing.

It's idiotic to suggest that Andrews should be fired over this.

simmytbone
01-25-2014, 11:54 AM
Not NEARLY as much as he was with Andrews. He had calmed down considerably by the time Werder got a hold of him. His state of mind was completely different by that time. He was speaking much more calmly, nowhere near as much adrenaline flowing.

It's idiotic to suggest that Andrews should be fired over this.

Exactly

I mean, most of the women out there are professionals and it takes more than just good looks

Tracy Wolfson, Erin Andrews, Lisa Salters, Alex Flanigan and Michele Tafoya do look good, but they also do a good job on the sidelines and in case for those of you don't know, Tafoya will be hitting 50 this year

TVFactFan
01-25-2014, 07:25 PM
Exactly

I mean, most of the women out there are professionals and it takes more than just good looks

Tracy Wolfson, Erin Andrews, Lisa Salters, Alex Flanigan and Michele Tafoya do look good, but they also do a good job on the sidelines and in case for those of you don't know, Tafoya will be hitting 50 this year


Please don't compare lisa salters to erin andrews

TVFactFan
01-25-2014, 07:26 PM
Not NEARLY as much as he was with Andrews. He had calmed down considerably by the time Werder got a hold of him. His state of mind was completely different by that time. He was speaking much more calmly, nowhere near as much adrenaline flowing.

It's idiotic to suggest that Andrews should be fired over this.


How come the woman could not just say.........."so how does reaching the SB feel?

After he made his statement...."don't ever talk about me"

Tweety
01-26-2014, 07:20 PM
How come the woman could not just say.........."so how does reaching the SB feel?

After he made his statement...."don't ever talk about me"


Ed Werder called Sherman "buddy" ("You're going to the Super Bowl buddy")

Not professional at all. So-called "reporters" should not be referring to the people they cover as "buddy".

Far more unprofessional than anything Andrews did.

TVFactFan
01-26-2014, 07:29 PM
Ed Werder called Sherman "buddy" ("You're going to the Super Bowl buddy")

Not professional at all. So-called "reporters" should not be referring to the people they cover as "buddy".

Far more unprofessional than anything Andrews did.



He was happy for him that he made for the SB

Erin or the otherhand looked confused

TMC
01-31-2014, 10:58 PM
Jeff Pearlman compares Erin Andrews to a Kardashian (http://www.awfulannouncing.com/2014/january/jeff-perlman-compares-erin-andrews-to-a-kardashian.html)

Kevin Harlan pretty much flamed Erin Andrews for her handling of Richard Sherman (http://guyism.com/sports/kevin-harlan-pretty-much-flamed-erin-andrews-handling-richard-sherman.html)

Erin Andrews Didn't Screw Up The Richard Sherman Interview (http://deadsp.in/qHDAwku)