At televised sporting events, experts are often used as co-presenters for the live event. Sometimes - taking football as an example - they look anything but sporty: they are sometimes relatively old with gray hair or no hair at all, don't exactly have an athletic body and don't look very sporty in their overall appearance. The eye is deceptive. They are often men who have had a very successful, active sporting career and now serve as experts with their experience and knowledge, using both their experience and their trained eye. I've never heard a co-commentator who was just a sports scientist without any experience of their own. Fortunately. I think the important questions and situations in life call for good practical advice, not acquired university knowledge. So it's better to get this from experienced people than from pure students.
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