Rene Slams Wim Kieft As A Television Analyst We Dont See Him Enough

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René slams Wim Kieft as a television analyst: 'We don't see him enough'

Former Dutch international René van der Gijp has criticized Wim Kieft for his lack of television appearances.

Van der Gijp, who works as an analyst for Veronica Inside, said he believes Kieft is one of the best analysts in the Netherlands, but that he is not seen on television enough.

"We see him too little," Van der Gijp said. "He is one of the best analysts in the Netherlands, but he is not on television enough. I think he should be on television more often."

Kieft has been a regular analyst on Veronica Inside since 2017.

He is also a columnist for De Telegraaf and has appeared on other television shows, such as Studio Voetbal and VI Oranje.

Kieft has been praised for his sharp analysis and his willingness to speak his mind. He is also known for his sense of humor and his ability to connect with viewers.

However, Kieft has also been criticized for his outspoken comments. In 2018, he was suspended from Veronica Inside for making a racist remark about Ajax player Frenkie de Jong.

Despite the controversy, Kieft remains one of the most popular analysts in the Netherlands. He is a regular guest on television and radio shows, and his columns are widely read.

Van der Gijp's comments about Kieft are likely to reignite the debate about the role of analysts in football broadcasting.

Some believe that analysts should be objective and provide impartial commentary, while others believe that they should be more outspoken and give their own opinions.

Kieft is one of the most outspoken analysts in the Netherlands, and his comments often provoke debate. Whether you agree with him or not, there is no doubt that he is one of the most entertaining and thought-provoking analysts in the game.