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Whether you love Roy Keane's dry humour, Micah Richards' giggly analysis or Gary Neville's rants, there's a Premier League pundit for everyone. Watching the football from home wouldn't be the same without the familiar faces appearing on screens to give their thoughts on the action, often in comical style.
This season we've seen Neville fume more than ever before, Cristiano Ronaldo hilariously blank Jamie Carragher and, of course, one prankster get the better of the BBC FA Cup team with an X-rated prank.
Away from the screen, talkSport has become the place for long-winded pundit rants putting the world to rights and the home of Gabriel Agbonlahor's hatred for Newcastle United.
As the Premier League season draws to a close, 3 Added Minutes casts an eye back over some of the most unforgettable pundit moments from this season. Bruno Fernandes, Anthony Gordon and Marc Cucrella were three stars on the end of criticism while Sir Alex Ferguson had social media chuckling at the Cheltenham Festival.
Here's 20 of football punditry's best moments from the season.
13. ‘Do one’
TalkSPORT presenter Simon Jordan was not happy when Anthony Gordon put pen to paper at Newcastle this January. He said: “Players going from Everton to Newcastle saying ‘I’m glad I’ve gone so I can give the club back £45million. Do one! You’re only going because it suits you!” | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
14. ‘He can’t beat anyone’
SkySports pundit Darren Bent let out his frustration regarding Man Utd man Antony when speaking to talkSPORT. He said: “He’s doing all this stuff but he’s not going past anyone. It’s not like he’s doing a trick to manipulate the ball to go past someone, he’s just doing it for the sake of it. The concerning thing for me with somebody like Antony is that he can’t beat anyone – and for a Brazilian that’s surprising!” Photo: Fran Santiago
15. ‘He didn’t want to defend'
Jamie Carragher questioned Marc Cucurella’s intentions on the football pitch after Chelsea lost to Man City. He said: “He can’t defend. I think when someone doesn’t want to defend it’s worse and I don’t think he wanted to defend." | SkySports Photo: Sky Sports
16. ‘What does it take?’
Speaking on TalkSPORT, Laura Woods calmly reasoned through the viral clip of Arsenal fans not saying hello to a young mascot. Ultimately, she said: “How long does it take just to make eye contact? I looked at that little girl and she’s waiting for some kind of acknowledgement. In that moment, what does it take?” | Getty Images