"They have to work the link and utilise the dummy runner"

WTF does that mean?

Way to go super coach

More utter bollox, " Chris Hill was a run of the mill prop in the Championship " clueless buffoon

Well, he did play for Leigh.

He needs to get the message out

Eddie and Stevo are an embarrasment, there has to be someone at Sky who can see this and make the changes required. Dave Woods does a far better job for the BBC and Premier Sports.

Would be nice if they had the option of listening to a couple of fans commentate like they do in Premier League broadcasts, at least you'd be able to shut Stevo n Eddie off.

They're still 'commentating' for two reasons IMO:

The first is that viewing figures are still going up (according to Maurice), so from a high level within Sky, they wouldn't feel that there's a problem with the coverage or that it needs freshening up. Keep it as it is as it atleast appears to be working, I suppose.

Secondly, people working on the show itself, mainly the producer(s). I reckon that he/she/they just aren't Rugby League fans, and simply don't know that Eddie & Stevo are talking rubbish as they don't know enough about the sport themselves.

See Ray French.

Some of Stevo's favourite phrases and their definition as per the Oxford English Dictionary:

Stanza: A group of lines of verse (usually not less than four), arranged according to a definite scheme which regulates the number of lines, the metre, and (in rhymed poetry) the sequence of rhymes; normally forming a division of a song or poem consisting of a series of such groups constructed according to the same scheme

Outfit: A set of clothes (often including accessories) selected or designed to be worn together.

Schamozzle: No dictionary entries found for ‘schamozzle'

Enough said

Every time someone drops the ball -"sheer panic!"

From the Urban Dictionary, Schmozzle is a word used by a commentator in Gaelic Football;

[iA minor fight, usually an on-field quarrel between GAA players.

Pronounced “sheh-MOZZ-uhl”, this is GAA sporting slang coined by Irish radio presenter Michael O’Hehir. It refers to a minor altercation between players - quarrels that don’t escalate into serious physical violence. A bit of wrestling, a few shoves - ah sure, nothing but a schmozzle.
What's going on over there? oh, it's a bit of a schmozzle.[/i

I find Eddie and Stevo entertaining, and symbolic of rugby league. They will go down in history and deservedly so. Fabulous patrons for our sport, and two of the all time great sporting broadcasters.

You are either taking the pi$$ or are new to rugby league.