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PUNDIT is football’s original trivia game. Like no other.
Made for fans like ourselves, who love to revisit memories of legendary players and iconic moments!
Challenge friends and family to see who best remembers the forgotten greats, cult heroes, one-hit wonders, fringe players and next-big-things – to take the PUNDIT crown!
The answer to an original PUNDIT question is always the name of an iconic footballer.
Indulge in 900 questions across memorable categories like the 90s Premier League, The Three Lions, World Cup or even Italian legends.
Park the bus and opt for the ‘Easy’ difficulty, or take a risk with the 'Hard' questions.
Tactic cards can turn the game upside down in an instant – and can be played by either the attacking or the defending team.
Collect as many Tactic cards as possible early on in the game. This will allow your team to win back possession or boost your own attacking prospects.
About us
Aodhan Brownlee
Aodhan Brownlee is a huge Newcastle Fan. Lives in Darlington. Will meet you all over England at football fairs.
Jonas Hagemann Jensen
Jonas comes from a small town called Odense in Denmark. OB anyone? Huge football nerd, remembers Tonton Zola-Moukoko from Championship Manager.
Sajeev Shankar
Sajeev used to work as a football journalist, and a good one at that. Raised in a small town called Ikast, but loves Arsenal!
Godfred Hansen-Nord
Godfred loves FC Copenhagen and will know everything about Spanish football.
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What is PUNDIT?
The term "pundit" refers to an expert or authority in a particular field, often sought out for their opinions, analysis, or commentary on various subjects, especially in the media. The word originates from the Hindi term 'pandit'.
Pundits are known for their deep knowledge, insights, and ability to offer informed perspectives on complex issues, whether it's politics, sports, economics, or any other area of expertise. They frequently appear on TV shows, write columns, or contribute to discussions, providing valuable interpretation and understanding to help the audience navigate and comprehend diverse topics.
PUNDITS IN FOOTBALL
In English football, several renowned pundits have left a lasting impact with their insightful analysis and deep understanding of the game. Gary Neville, a former Manchester United and England player, has become a prominent figure with his articulate and candid assessments on Sky Sports. Jamie Carragher, Neville's fellow Sky Sports analyst and former Liverpool defender, offers astute observations and a passionate viewpoint on the game.
BBC Sport's Match of the Day features revered pundits like Alan Shearer, the Premier League's all-time top scorer, who brings his expertise as a former striker. Another distinguished figure on Match of the Day is Ian Wright, an ex-Arsenal player celebrated for his animated and lively analysis. Additionally, former managers such as Graeme Souness and Roy Keane often provide sharp, no-nonsense commentary on various platforms, sharing their invaluable managerial perspectives. These pundits collectively enrich the footballing discourse with their experience, knowledge, and distinct viewpoints, enhancing the viewer's understanding of the beautiful game.
Why is the game called PUNDIT?
PUNDIT is created for all the football passionates out there who knows just as much about football as the experts on TV. This game is your chance to shine and prove that you are in fact a PUNDIT as well.
A PUNDIT is a self-professed expert on specific topics as the origin of the word suggests, and thus PUNDIT players are in fact aspiring to show that they are experts as well.