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**SaraKonradtt** · 09-19-2010, 04:21 AM

The way she dresses, she should expect catcalls.

Legitimate reporters should just wait for the players to dress before they interview them.

Exactly. Whether you're a sexy female reporter or not, there should be a certain amount of appropriateness with how they dress, and in a men's lockerroom, EVERYONE should have to interview the players in uniform or street clothes (whatever is predetermined), but not while they're getting in and out of the shower. As for men in a women's lockerroom, I'd feel the same way. Predetermine the rules, and have them be the same for everyone. I realize as far as TV is concerned, they might not want to wait to interview everyone after their showers, but then you don't have a "Shiancoe moment" either.

09-19-2010, 04:21 AM	#4
SaraKonradtt Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 357 Senior Member	The way she dresses, she should expect catcalls. Legitimate reporters should just wait for the players to dress before they interview them. Exactly. Whether you're a sexy female reporter or not, there should be a certain amount of appropriateness with how they dress, and in a men's lockerroom, EVERYONE should have to interview the players in uniform or street clothes (whatever is predetermined), but not while they're getting in and out of the shower. As for men in a women's lockerroom, I'd feel the same way. Predetermine the rules, and have them be the same for everyone. I realize as far as TV is concerned, they might not want to wait to interview everyone after their showers, but then you don't have a "Shiancoe moment" either.
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