Which player would you most like to see on The Overlap?

mancboy said:
yes but they are idiots chatting
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we can do that oursleves quite easily , dont need to watch in on tv as well and i would rather have my testicles electrocuted than listen to micah richards and alan shearer chat for any fucking longer than i need to.
 
I would like to watch the overlap, and have seen some clips of it. But I can't watch anything with ratboy and spitty. In some of the clips I've seen, Keane is actually quite funny and I almost forget he's a massive **** as well so I've banned it.
 
supercity88 said:
I would like to watch the overlap, and have seen some clips of it. But I can't watch anything with ratboy and spitty. In some of the clips I've seen, Keane is actually quite funny and I almost forget he's a massive **** as well so I've banned it.
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He is pretty funny to be fair. I’m sure you e seen the clip with him and Jill after she’d been smashed by Marlon Harewood…
 
mancboy said:
Ive done this before, if you believe this to be true you have never been to anfield, the atmosphere is a myth, always has been and always will be, if they have the power to turn a game on its head, theyd have alot more than 2 titles in 35 years
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Then why do all ex players and managers say it's the toughest place to go because of the atmosphere? Even Pep says it
 
manimanc said:
I watch this but Neville turns it into 'what's up with utd' all the time which is boring.
Jill Scott always fights our corner if needs be.
But on the whole I like watching it.
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Yeah I definitely thing it would benefit being more focused on the league as a whole. Obviously with the likes of Nev and Carra, along with Keane and Wright, it's naturally gonna be focused on certain clubs which can get tedious.

It's certainly a better show when they have a guest to focus on, like Duncan Ferguson recently
 
Crooked_rain said:
Then why do all ex players and managers say it's the toughest place to go because of the atmosphere? Even Pep says it
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explain 2 titles in 35 years, have you ever actually been to anfield, anyone that has knows that its a myth and what pep says is strange things happen at anfield that has sod all to do with the crowd as the same thing is said about the swamp.
 
Almost 50 replies and only like 2 have answered OPs question lol.

Watch episodes if im interested in the guest, far too many ex United players though. it's good background noise and at times gives interesting insight.

Kasper Schmeichel one was full of Eddy changing the game detail & praise. The Italy ones with De Rossi and Chiellini are good.

To answer. Mancini and Balotelli
 
01cravend said:
Almost 50 replies and only like 2 have answered OPs question lol.

Watch episodes if im interested in the guest, far too many ex United players though. it's good background noise and at times gives interesting insight.

Kasper Schmeichel one was full of Eddy changing the game detail & praise. The Italy ones with De Rossi and Chiellini are good.

To answer. Mancini and Balotelli
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Love to find out what Mario said to piss of wio.
Jill Scott is now one of my favourite pundits.
Comes across as knowledgeable and a really nice personality.
Keane and Wright like her as well and i get the feeling both would help her in any way they can.
Pep would be a great guest as long as spitty was not on that week.
Keane would get on with him brilliantly.
Gullet was a great guest the other week.
 
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Crooked_rain said:
Then why do all ex players and managers say it's the toughest place to go because of the atmosphere? Even Pep says it
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Roker Park, Upton Park and Goodison all had a far more intimidating atmosphere than Anfield.

It's a myth from the Beatles, Shankly and Paisley era, perpetuated by years of pundits/managers etc blowing smoke up Liverpool's arse. Pep has a reputation for blowing smoke, most likely in jest.

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Prestwich_Blue said:
I've heard of it but have never seen it. I'm guessing it's the usual say-something-outrageous-for-interaction clickbait shite?
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No. If you have time watch the overlap Duncan Ferguson on YouTube. That’s the best one I’ve seen so far. About 1.5 hours long but just a few minutes and you’ll get the feel and what it is.

I have them on my phone whilst I’m working. Easy listening.
 
Prestwich_Blue said:
I've heard of it but have never seen it. I'm guessing it's the usual say-something-outrageous-for-interaction clickbait shite?
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Nah not really clickbaity stuff but it's not like they need clickbait, they're premier league legends doing a podcast backed by Sky. They don't need to lower themselves.

Honestly it's a good watch when they get a guest on that isn't affiliated with the clubs the hosts are.

Jill Scott is good. Roy and Ian seem like top lads. Carra and Gary Neville can get too into their own teams which is why it's far better when they get a guest on to focus on.

Would love to see Pep on there!
 
Prestwich_Blue said:
I've heard of it but have never seen it. I'm guessing it's the usual say-something-outrageous-for-interaction clickbait shite?
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you have to have a very high tolerance for 'bantz', and sharing time with the 'Bantz lords'. If you don't its a bunch of thick insufferable pricks, laughing at stuff that isn't remotely funny and occasionally saying something outrageous to develop their persona.
 
Lavinda Past said:
Roker Park, Upton Park and Goodison all had a far more intimidating atmosphere than Anfield.

It's a myth from the Beatles, Shankly and Paisley era, perpetuated by years of pundits/managers etc blowing smoke up Liverpool's arse. Pep has a reputation for blowing smoke, most likely in jest.

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Your opinion mate

You obviously know more than footballers who played there. Even rival players say how intimidating the kop is.
 
mancboy said:
i will ask again, have you ever been to anfield?
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Yeah I have. It was a good atmosphere. Yeah it's not River Plate but still.

It's alright to admit they can create a good atmosphere. It won't make you any less of a city fan.
 
Crooked_rain said:
Yeah I have. It was a good atmosphere. Yeah it's not River Plate but still.
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then you should know, this terrifying anfield atmosphere is a myth, i have been multiple times and apart from the piped in YNWA alone at the beginning its no better than any number of grounds in the prem, its just a tired media rhetoric and is in no way true, plenty of clubs have fantastic home records.
 
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