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Dunne’s puerile comment about the Etihad not being much quieter if the game was played behind closed doors sums the fucker up.

Another Scouse cünt who thinks he's a comedian.

 

[chesterbells]

Dunne’s puerile comment about the Etihad not being much quieter if the game was played behind closed doors sums the fucker up.

That comment really was the pits. Couldn’t believe what he’d actually said at first.

 

[give it to gordon]

Dunne’s puerile comment about the Etihad not being much quieter if the game was played behind closed doors sums the fucker up.

a grown man who has been through college/university to gain the qualifications to become a professional journalist. This industry has to be the worst in Britain to be in.

all the wonderful things that City have been doing to help the communities, and we get cheap shots from a scouser

 

[Tracking back]

Interesting that last week all three guests were in agreement that the cost of human life supersedes football. Much to the annoyance of Geoff Shreeves.

This week following the disingenuous announcement from the minister that the return of football will lift the nation's spirit the three stooges are telling us it's a calculated risk worth taking. The rhetoric from the media now is that football restarting is not about money it's about the livelihoods of the thousands of people involved in the industry. Which is different from any other profit making organisation how? The journalists are attacking Brighton for making excuses to restart the league but I wouldn't be surprised if players from the top half of league dig their heels in too.

They can dress this restart up anyway they like. If the nation is going to be eased out of lockdown gradually and sensibly over the next several months to stimulate the economy then football should be consigned to what it is: "a pastime of no real consequence".

If the return of football is going to lift the spirits of the nation why then are the broadcasting media and government not working as hard to get cricket, formula one, cycling and rugby back?

Not everyone follows football so what are the millions of non-football fans going to get to raise their spirits? Or is that the return of football has got absolutely nothing to do with raising spirits and everything to do with revenue?

 

[Cellarite]

Interesting that last week all three guests were in agreement that the cost of human life supersedes football. Much to the annoyance of Geoff Shreeves.

This week following the disingenuous announcement from the minister that the return of football will lift the nation's spirit the three stooges are telling us it's a calculated risk worth taking. The rhetoric from the media now is that football restarting is not about money it's about the livelihoods of the thousands of people involved in the industry. Which is different from any other profit making organisation how? The journalists are attacking Brighton for making excuses to restart the league but I wouldn't be surprised if players from the top half of league dig their heels in too.

They can dress this restart up anyway they like. If the nation is going to be eased out of lockdown gradually and sensibly over the next several months to stimulate the economy then football should be consigned to what it is: "a pastime of no real consequence".

If the return of football is going to lift the spirits of the nation why then are the broadcasting media and government not working as hard to get cricket, formula one, cycling and rugby back?

Not everyone follows football so what are the millions of non-football fans going to get to raise their spirits? Or is that the return of football has got absolutely nothing to do with raising spirits and everything to do with revenue?

Great post. They’re not coming to the rescue of football fans with all this - they’re actually turning more away.

 

[MillionMilesAway]

Those last 10 minutes were unbelievable.

Andy Dunne.

"At first I was dead against it but after watching the south Korea game I think it would work and Football should come back"

Ogden

"People want football back. It would lift the nation and give people a lift"

Hayward

"Premier League are not taking PPE equipment off the NHS as they are buy it from Hong Kong"

Did you see last week? I think it was Holt, Lewis, and Lawton (EDIT: not Winter, Samuel and someone else who were the week before). All were pretty solid that while they'd like to have football back, they couldn't see any way of doing it fairly. They were broadly supportive of the arguments against, and were clear that they didn't think running different rules made for a reasonable outcome.

 

[give it to gordon]

I wonder if these journalist would change their minds if one of their colleges became seriously ill with it, or their family ?

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

Dunne is against using 5 substitutes as City have the best squad in the league and it's unfair on other teams in the league as City will just bring on more world class players

WTF!!!

Bloody hell, they are making rules up now to help them. Only on Miseryside

 

[chesterbells]

Interesting that last week all three guests were in agreement that the cost of human life supersedes football. Much to the annoyance of Geoff Shreeves.

This week following the disingenuous announcement from the minister that the return of football will lift the nation's spirit the three stooges are telling us it's a calculated risk worth taking. The rhetoric from the media now is that football restarting is not about money it's about the livelihoods of the thousands of people involved in the industry. Which is different from any other profit making organisation how? The journalists are attacking Brighton for making excuses to restart the league but I wouldn't be surprised if players from the top half of league dig their heels in too.

They can dress this restart up anyway they like. If the nation is going to be eased out of lockdown gradually and sensibly over the next several months to stimulate the economy then football should be consigned to what it is: "a pastime of no real consequence".

If the return of football is going to lift the spirits of the nation why then are the broadcasting media and government not working as hard to get cricket, formula one, cycling and rugby back?

Not everyone follows football so what are the millions of non-football fans going to get to raise their spirits? Or is that the return of football has got absolutely nothing to do with raising spirits and everything to do with revenue?

It was almost as if they hand picked the panel for this week, knowing the views they would come out with. These three aren’t fit to be mentioned in the same breath as Samuel and Winter.
Next week, it’s Paul Smith Rob Beasley Miguel Delaney no doubt, with the South African liverpool apologist on the bench.

 

[red 2 hats]

Andy Dunne is an utter bellend, his comment that his opinion has changed from the beginning of the crisis till now, he said he was initially all for 'null and void' but now he's full on project restart.

Funny that, coz I've not seen a single article of his where he pushed for null and void, it's almost like he's not telling the truth, a liar. His comment about the noise from the Etihad is what you expect from him, true to form he didn't disappoint, after all he is a scouser and in there own heads there funny ****s.

Would love to see him and have a chat and give him my thoughts on his beloved bin dipping club, how fans murdered 39 Juve supporters and subsequently got all English clubs banned from Europe, why no one in the media dares say anything negative about them for fear of retribution, his club hacking youth date from a rival, how the feral scum fans got away with attacking our teams coach and got away Scot free, how they illegally tapped up VVD from Southampton, the list is fucking endless, I hate the wankstain and everything about his murdering cult club.