English

Arabic

Arabic commentary does not have competition yet

Someone said they even 'call for prayer' in the middle of a match commentary

Kobonaire234:
English. The pidgin is not something I am used to yet.

I hate am ehn e no sweet at all

Igala

pure English langauge

benqo01:


I hate am ehn e no sweet at all

you can say that again

scholes23:
Before the Qatar 2022 world cup, Super Sport introduced football commentary in local languages across African countries and this has given subscribers the opportunity to listen to commentary in their local language and as a matter of fact, most of them prefer listening to their mother tongue rather than English.
I hear and speak Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo but after taking time to listen to the three languages except pijin English, and without any bias, I prefer Igbo commentary cos it's interesting and he adds life and humour to the commentary and just like English broadcasters, he also talks about the players and how they performed in their various football clubs. This makes football interesting to watch

So guys, what's your pick?

English
Other commentaries are mixing it with English

clockwisereport:
English

Data pidgin English is boring

I don't know who came up with that idea

Omoaseyiowu:
Arabic

I dey there

Vredoooooo

karsey:
Pidgin

My warri brothers and sisters

Migwooo

Still English.

The punchlines are just crazy....

Jeffyblaq:

Whatz this Blu Bla bablublu I'm seeing of late everywhere?

PPhttps://youtu.be/Fox9ks5hL7YPP

Copy, remove the PP at the beginning and the PP at the end.
It's a link to the answer to your question.

[quote author=Moh247 post=118626402]

U dey call mods as small pikin wey u be abi?! When u guys call people Zombies or Zombidients u no think twice abi?

Stop crying joor and stop being an urchin simple

Nigerian Pidgin

scholes23:
Before the Qatar 2022 world cup, Super Sport introduced football commentary in local languages across African countries and this has given subscribers the opportunity to listen to commentary in their local language and as a matter of fact, most of them prefer listening to their mother tongue rather than English.
I hear and speak Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo but after taking time to listen to the three languages except pijin English, and without any bias, I prefer Igbo commentary cos it's interesting and he adds life and humour to the commentary and just like English broadcasters, he also talks about the players and how they performed in their various football clubs. This makes football interesting to watch

So guys, what's your pick?

How do I select igbo commentary.?

The Yoruba lady brings a lot of energy

English of course. Na Peter Drury commentary ooo that man is Shakespeare reincarnation.

mattmogan88:



How do I select igbo commentary.?

Press option and change language

Kingharzyz:


Press option and change language

I should press option on the selected channel or ?

Jeeezzz I love it English always

Kobonaire234:
English. The pidgin is not something I am used to yet.

See this waffi nigga Baaaaaahahahahahahahahaaaaa!!!!

I prefer English it makes u feel good watching football

Brazilian Portuguese or Arabic.

They have the best commentators.

The English are the worst.

Lo siento gente, tiene que ser español. Vivo en el sur de Florida.

Translation
Sorry people it has to be Spanish I live in South Florida.

I prefer the English. The pidgin make me feel out of place, it's just not natural cause I'm not a good pidgin English speaker, I've always struggled.

karsey:
Pidgin

My warri brothers and sisters

Migwooo

Afta u na u...

Pigin to d world. I still rep Wafi

BABANGBALI:
Latin. The language of the heavenly Angels

you don fùck girl sotay she speak in tongue

The Pidgin Channel commentator is more of a comedian than a football commentator.

He will leave futbol and be discussing jargon.

Is this even a question?

Majority of us speak and only understand English why will you prefer a commentary in a language you don't understand? Lol

The commentary btw France and Australia is my all time favorite though. They understand the job and how to give context to little details about the players.
I was the best ever. Talking about how an Australian players had gone through extreme poverty as a refugee to securing a full-time position in the national team. Truely inspiring commentary.