Truth is, even an expert collects info up to the time before
kick off, he still dun noe how the match will really turn
out. yah, what you say is true, there is some downside to them
being public figure....
No football expert will say that actually admit that they cannot
tell what is happening to the match and how the match will really
turn out. "football expert" has to say something of reasonable
logic so that he will convince at least half the group of
readers or viewers, They has to write emotively enough by
criticsing and praising so that it will rouse the spirits of
supporters when they win or criticise a lose team or manager so
that those who dislike the team can join in the laughing of their
enemy team.
This is the fact. Such formula makes newspaper sell. They dun
really noe what is going on and how things will turn out. But they
do know that they have to write and comment in a certain way that
will hit the sales target andenable them to get their salary.
I mean, they do know roughly, who is likely to win or lose. They
do have many experience and knowledge of technical aspects, but
other than these things, there is nothing much they can offer
readers about who will win the game and why they really win
the game. The reasons are complex and many, and they really dun
noe.