Football pundits get a lot of stick for what they wear but we’re here to tell you that some of them are more stylish than you might like to admit.
If you look past the shiny suits and erratic facial hair, you can often find some style gems.
Here are some of the very best:
Thierry Henry
Henry's look is like his playing style: clean simple lines with just a hint of flair. Va Va Voom.
Jamie Redknapp
Often to be seen in a three piece suit on Sky, Jamie is something of a dandy on the pundit circuit. His pocket squares are also a joy. Literally one of the sharpest dressers around.
Rio Ferdinand
During the World Cup Rio cut a dash on the BBC with a lovely half button shirt and some (quite tight) grey trousers. Shame about Shearer though, whose outfits continue to be about as original as his goal celebration.
Mark Lawrenson
You might think that Lawro has the worst taste in shirts of any man in human history but give it five years and Tom Ford will be calling him a genius.
Jermaine Jenas
A relative new boy on the pundit catwalk, Jermaine has been bold and gone for a cardigan. Unconventional but very welcome.
Jake Humphrey
Jake actually looks a bit like he could be in a Boden catalogue and his understated style puts most of his BT colleagues to shame.
Graeme Souness
Graeme may have made some style howlers in the '80s (who didn't) but now he likes to keep his look simple. A different colour collar is the most flamboyant he ever gets. Here is getting shirty for a different reason.
Robbie Savage
John Terry might not think that Robbie was a great footballer but we'd like to see the Chelsea man pull off this jacket. Didn't think so.
John Motson
People used to laugh at Motty for his big sheepskin jackets but walk into any trendy vintage shop and you'll find them being sold for hundreds. We're saying it: John Motson, style icon.
Owen Hargreaves
Hargreaves sometimes goes for a toned-down Miami Vice look which is always a risk. Luckily, the former Red Devil seems to pull it off like one of his direct free kicks.
