EFL Cup Final Commentary

[Xhavenjoe]

The best was when they agreed that Dias didn't foul Kane, but were gutted that Dias didn't get booked because the ref had given a foul

That was a good one.
Agreed it wasn't a foul but because the ref thought it was a foul it then had to be a yellow.

 

[Shuffs]

Anyone who wants an alternative commentary try Brazilian ESPN, I can't understand a word they are saying but they get excited at anything.

I think that's what we watch it on.

My son and I love it......they sometimes sing after goals and it makes us laugh.

 

[LongsightM13]

That was a good one.
Agreed it wasn't a foul but because the ref thought it was a foul it then had to be a yellow.

Of all Neville and Tyler’s bad takes, and there were many to choise from, that was probably the most demented and bitter. They were feeding each other’s insanity by that point, utterly toxic

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

Gulf in class between 2 teams & yet the daily mail had 5 Spurs players in a combined 11.

That is utterly ridiculous, shows the mail pundit either didnt watch the game or knows zero about football.

 

[cheekybids]

That is utterly ridiculous, shows the mail pundit either didnt watch the game or knows zero about football.

This was the usual - pre game predictions

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

This was the usual - pre game predictions

ah got you. thought that was mad even considering the anti City bias at times.

 

[1.618034]

Wouldn't have been Canadian unless it was Owen Hargreaves and I don't think he works for ESPN.

It wasn't Owen Hargreaves.

 

[Man_City_Loyal]

I've only got 2 words to say to Martin Tyler and Gary Neville and the second one is 'off'.

Why did nobody in the studio point out that if Laporte was booked for the first tackle he probably doesn't make the 2nd tackle?

And why did nobody point out that Regulion did exactly the same thing!?

Jesus that was painful to listen to.

listening to it on DAZN French sounds like it was easier to hear

 

[sandiegoblue]

After starting with the sky feed yesterday I went looking for other sources and finally found a decent co-commentator on ESPN. He was a yank or Canadian? But don't know who he was.

What I heard from him was fair and insightful. Something you very rarely get from British commentaries.

I haven't subscribed to sky for well over 10 years and only did for about a year, tops. I watch every game I want, and the F1, for nish. Fuck 'em.

I also watched the ESPN coverage which I thought was impartial. I think the commentators were Taylor Twellman and Jon Champion, unless I am mistaken. In the studio, there was Craig Burley who I think did an excellent job with his unbiased sensible comments.

 

[flyer]

Never forget...

I've sent that to loads of people over the last few years to make a point and so far nobody has come back with anything other than 'you're right'