Triple M's abysmal Saturday night and Sunday ratings figures in the recent survey indicate one thing - that fans don't enjoy listening to Hamish McLachlan.
In fact, Triple M's commentary teams on both Saturday night and Sunday afternoons are appauling.
While I don't mind Mike McLean on a Saturday night, McLachlan and often a recently retired player in special comments doesn't really work and Sunday's D-grade team of Quartermain, McLachlan, Dunstall and Crawford doesn't gel together either. Not even the "fried rice" episode and the attached promotion has helped them.
Shane Crawford's an interesting one. I don't think fans can take Shane seriously and his 'insights' into footy are not much better than the average fan on Bigfooty. He didn't even last a season as a special comments guy on 3AW two seasons ago before getting the flick, now on Triple M he's part of a team whose ratings are sliding faster than a kid on a waterslide.
What can Triple M do to improve the ratings? Clearly they need to tinker with a few things.
In fact, Triple M's commentary teams on both Saturday night and Sunday afternoons are appauling.
While I don't mind Mike McLean on a Saturday night, McLachlan and often a recently retired player in special comments doesn't really work and Sunday's D-grade team of Quartermain, McLachlan, Dunstall and Crawford doesn't gel together either. Not even the "fried rice" episode and the attached promotion has helped them.
Shane Crawford's an interesting one. I don't think fans can take Shane seriously and his 'insights' into footy are not much better than the average fan on Bigfooty. He didn't even last a season as a special comments guy on 3AW two seasons ago before getting the flick, now on Triple M he's part of a team whose ratings are sliding faster than a kid on a waterslide.
What can Triple M do to improve the ratings? Clearly they need to tinker with a few things.