Disagree on Kamara, he just lets his emotion and passion out as that’s his style, no different to someone like Jonathan Pearce in his Capital Gold days. He doesn’t come across as a dummy, just as a bit emotional and playful, which is fine and endearing. He also comes across as intelligent, and he’s played the ‘Alan Hansen’ role of insightful pundit his entire time on ‘Goals on Sunday’, because he always had to take the lead with genuine football talk as his co presenter has always been a knowledgeless lemming.
Being uneducated or educated has nothing to do with ‘class’ or academic gifts, all you need to be educated is the will to make it happen, and you can start as a child or as a middle aged man or at any other point. If you have a thirst to broaden yourself and to be more knowledgeable, something usually cultivated by ones parents, then leaving school at 12 to become a footballer shouldn’t affect that. To be uneducated, at least in our privileged western society, is a choice, not something imposed on you.
