Eni Aluko has hit back at critics who slammed for her a mistake she made while working as a pundit on ITV's coverage of Brazil's 4-1 win over South Korea at ...
"The bile beneath this says a lot more about the authors than Eni Aluko. I once called the Pentagon an 'octagonal shaped building in Washington'." "Nearly one in two games is the math on Richarlison. He posted: "I've made countless mistakes live on air. He's the top scorer for Brazil over the last two years. Ahead of the match host Mark Pougatch asked her about in-form striker Richarlison.
Ian Wright has jumped to the defence of fellow ITV World Cup pundit Eni Aluko after his colleague was targeted by online trolls over a slip of the tongue ...
"The bile beneath this says a lot more about the authors than Eni Aluko. Aluko had clearly meant to say the Tottenham man had scored nearly a goal every other game for his nation, but many viewers jumped on her for the mistake online. Former Arsenal striker Wright also leaped to his colleague's defence, telling those who had criticised her to "grow up". Following the backlash, Aluko responded to the trolls on Twitter the morning after the match. "Nearly one in two games is the math on Richarlison. He's got a great record, 19 goals in 40 appearances, you do the math on that – that’s one goal a game, pretty much."
Eni Aluko has come in for stick after making a simple error during the coverage of Brazil's win over South Korea during the World Cup 2022, with Ian Wright ...
"This was the first live match for ITV and was presented by the ever–smiling Laura Woods. He has since returned to join Gary Lineker and co, remaining as one of the nation’s most beloved football pundits. Wright has also been a valued member of BBC’s flagship football show, but did leave towards the start of his own punditry career. The replies to this are horrible. He’s for a great record - 19 goals in 40 games, do the math and it’s a goal-a-game pretty much.” But Wright was equally swift to respond to the negativity, posting on social media: “I've made countless mistakes live on air.
Ian Wright has hit back at the critics who slammed Eni Aluko for her on-air blunder. She made a mistake while trying to work out Richarlison's international ...
'Nearly 1 in 2 games is the math on Richarlison. I once called the Pentagon an 'octagonal shaped building in Washington''. But some of you weirdo twitterati knew that already. 'The bile beneath this says a lot more about the authors than Eni Aluko. You man are so pressed by women in football that you take pure pleasure in this. The replies to this are horrible.
Predictably, and horribly, Aluko's error was pounced upon by social media morons, prompting Ian Wright to call out the misogynists.
“Nearly one in two games is the math on Richarlison. The bile beneath this says a lot more about the authors than Eni Aluko. Do the math on that, it’s one goal a game.” I once called the Pentagon an “octagonal shaped building in Washington” . He wrote: ‘We all know what she meant and if either of the blokes alongside her had said it… She said: “He’s the top scorer for Brazil over the last two years.
Eni Aluko claimed Richarlison's 19 strikes in 40 Brazil appearances meant he had scored a goal every game.
But he prompted Aluko’s ITV colleague Roy Keane to hit out at the Brazil players for being ‘disrespectful’ with their celebrations. “Nearly 1 in 2 games is the maths on Richarlison,” Aluko added. Tite said afterwards: “I said [to Richarlison] if you show it to me I'll do it, but we have to be careful because various people will say it was disrespectful. He’s got 19 goals in 40 matches - you do the maths on that, it’s one goal a game.” “But some of you weirdo twitterati knew that already. “Got myself a First class law degree, 102 caps & a Doctorate but Maths wasn’t always my forte,” the ex-Chelsea forward laughed.
This clip of ITV World Cup pundit Eni Aluko went wildly viral after the winner of more than 100 England caps said this about Brazil striker Richarlison ...
The bile beneath this says a lot more about the authors than Eni Aluko. [December 6, 2022] We all know what she meant and if either of the blokes alongside her had said it… You man are so pressed by women in football that you take pure pleasure in this. The replies to this are horrible.