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User62651
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Is she supposed to present the masters until she's dead? She's been involved with golf on BBC for 25 years - is that not commitment?
New BBC Presenter For The Masters
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Crazyface
Tour Winner
If it were me, I'd be doing it until the day I died, a la Peter Alliss, so yes.
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I think you need to educate yourself both on equality and also the history of Hazel Irvine at BBC golf - you're clearly lacking in both
Yes you are entitled to an opinion but that doesn't mean you are entitled to broadcast such a sexist opinion , you are the worst type of person that still exsists within golf and if your club suffers from lack of lady members I can clearly see why
doublebogey7
Head Pro
Blinkered not because you have an opinion but because you have failed to back up that opinion. Actually Hazel does play the game and represented St Andrew's University whilst a student.
Mastercracker
Assistant Pro
He's entitled to broadcast any opinion he wants, unfortunately for him everyone else is just as entitled to take the piss out of it when it's complete nonsense.
Lets get Lineker and Vaughan back instead, they were excellent.
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
I think they should give Paul Merson a go.
DCB
Well-known member
And still managed to play comfortably to a low teens handicap whilst juggling her career/travel and family life before she moved down South with the Beeb.
The reason she is giving up was her decision as she wanted to spend more time with her family. Can't argue with that.
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Personally I would prefer to see a ex professional golfer presenter, whether that be male or female it would not bother me. Allows for a more inside view of what is going on and what it is like to be playing there.
SwingsitlikeHogan
Major Champion
Wee Hazel has been epic. So sorry to hear she's off (through choice?). May I suggest that they approach Judith Ralston (BBC Scotland Weather - Scots here will know who I am talking about). I'm sure she plays - and she'd put the 'lads' in their place 
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Personally I'm glad she's off, not because she's a woman, because I just don't really like watching her on TV.
She's one of the main reasons I watch sky (as well as better punditry & commentary generally), even with the adverts.
I just wish she wasn't carrying on with the snooker.
She's one of the main reasons I watch sky (as well as better punditry & commentary generally), even with the adverts.
I just wish she wasn't carrying on with the snooker.
Orikoru
Tour Winner
Get Justin Timberlake to do it. He is apparently a scratch or near-scratch golfer, and crucially, he is a man, so he'd be perfect. :clap:
Maybe they could get Piers Morgan, he seems to be an expert in everything
Beezerk
Money List Winner
Maybe they could get Piers Morgan, he seems to be an expert in everything
Are cocks allowed into Augusta?
Crazyface
Tour Winner
And you can comment on me without actually knowing me, yet I get ripped to bit for doing the same about the lady in question? It's an opinion. I do not see it as sexist in any way at all. I get on with all the ladies at my place. So ner!
chrisd
Major Champion
So long as they don't go for Mrs Doubtfire!
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Deleted Member 1156
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Somehow I suspect that you don't voice the same opinions to the ladies at your club as you do to anonymous strangers on here
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Deleted member 15344
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It's sexist when you suggest that the reason someone shouldn't present a television show is because she is female , it's clear sexism and we can comment on your attitude that you display on here.
Doh
Journeyman Pro
Somehow I suspect that you don't voice the same opinions to the ladies at your club as you do to anonymous strangers on here
He wouldn't dare his wife would kill him.
TheJezster
Tour Rookie
Wow!
The 1960's called for you, they want their outdated views back!
The 1960's called for you, they want their outdated views back!
