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ESPN Commentry...
- Thread starter Mad Eyed Screamer
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gordondaviesmoustache
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summer of 69 said:That fucking pitch is narrower than my wife's fanny!
Your wife's fanny is fifty yards wide?
citymad said:Was watching commentary with Alan Curbishley as co commentator. He was very fair and could see what the rest of us saw coming that class eventually told.
Are you still taking bets on us not finishing top 4 ?
80s Shorts
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Mad Eyed Screamer said:full of crap... when one down ''City are rattled''
Spoke about Aguero costing more than the QPR team
Balotelli coming on and how much he cost.... QPR sub comes on at same time and says he's on loan from Southampton....
with a few mins to go.... ''this will be City's first league win at Loftus Road for 17 years.... maybe correct BUT HOW MANY TIMES HAVE WE PLAYED THEM IN THE LEAGUE IN THE LAST 17 YEARS???
that was just a brief outline of crap spouted throughout the game..... but I've calmed down now....
EDIT - forgot this one....
1-0 down and ''this could be a very good day for Sir Alex...... United win with a goal from his former player Wes Brown, he gets a stand named after him... and City could be on their way to a first defeat of the season....
Man up ffs. Who cares, we won and are still 5 clear.
1961_vintage
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When you go to a game do you need some cnut in your ear telling you what you can see and understand perfectly well all by yourself?
Assuming that the answer is "no" - why do you feel the need to listen to these pricks when you watch a TV game? They add nothing by way of understanding or insight and excel only in the role of petty little irritant stating the absolutely obvious.
You have a mute button. Make use of it.
Assuming that the answer is "no" - why do you feel the need to listen to these pricks when you watch a TV game? They add nothing by way of understanding or insight and excel only in the role of petty little irritant stating the absolutely obvious.
You have a mute button. Make use of it.
citymad
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Sky Blue said:citymad said:Was watching commentary with Alan Curbishley as co commentator. He was very fair and could see what the rest of us saw coming that class eventually told.
Are you still taking bets on us not finishing top 4 ?
nah mate I've changed my mind now, we'll deffo get into top 4 on current form:)
citymad said:Sky Blue said:citymad said:Was watching commentary with Alan Curbishley as co commentator. He was very fair and could see what the rest of us saw coming that class eventually told.
Are you still taking bets on us not finishing top 4 ?
nah mate I've changed my mind now, we'll deffo get into top 4 on current form:)
Good lad....you'll probably only owe a grand or so :)
1961_vintage said:When you go to a game do you need some cnut in your ear telling you what you can see and understand perfectly well all by yourself?
Assuming that the answer is "no" - why do you feel the need to listen to these pricks when you watch a TV game? They add nothing by way of understanding or insight and excel only in the role of petty little irritant stating the absolutely obvious.
You have a mute button. Make use of it.
I love to hear the crowd, and the city fans singing their bollox off, just to hear the new Silva song! The commentating I don't mind, it's the so called "expert" who sits on their shoulders and spouts shite I can do without, but the atmosphere is part of my watching experience so the mute button isn't an option.