Gary Neville

TonyM said:
I hate the sound of his and Carragher's voices. I have to mute the TV or find another channel.

Not to mind the absolute nonesense that they both spout.

Best thing about Neville though to be fair is that he doesn't seem to spit at kids.
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Only Neville and Carragher could create a space where Redknapp is almost informative and reasonable. That's how low the Sky bar currently is.
 
TonyM said:
I hate the sound of his and Carragher's voices. I have to mute the TV or find another channel.

Not to mind the absolute nonesense that they both spout.

Best thing about Neville though to be fair is that he doesn't seem to spit at kids.
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The best thing about gargoyle one is that he fed The Goat on 9/11/2002.

We cheered his every touch thereafter, until the pisscan pulled him off.
 
Neville is backtracking like fuck after that Fulham game.

He mentioned how he and his colleagues in the media were optimistic following their defeat to Arsenal.

Optimistic?

The fuckers were throwing a party while celebrating (in their opinion) a much improved performance.

That's all we heard from the media after that defeat: "oh! Yes! that was a very professional performance from Manchesniteh and it bodes well for the rest of the season"

Now we hear Neville is much less optimistic about the whole thing, and he felt that once the game became stretched the Fulham substitutes improved their performance and Amorin's substitutes made the rags worse.

Well, it's not like I'm keeping score or anything, but this might well be a new record for them; for the fewest games played before pissing on their fans' chips.

It's not even September yet.

Oh! Happy Days!
 
Tracking back said:
Neville is backtracking like fuck after that Fulham game.

He mentioned how he and his colleagues in the media were optimistic following their defeat to Arsenal.

Optimistic?

The fuckers were throwing a party while celebrating (in their opinion) a much improved performance.

That's all we heard from the media after that defeat: "oh! Yes! that was a very professional performance from Manchesniteh and it bodes well for the rest of the season"

Now we hear Neville is much less optimistic about the whole thing, and he felt that once the game became stretched the Fulham substitutes improved their performance and Amorin's substitutes made the rags worse.

Well, it's not like I'm keeping score or anything, but this might well be a new record for them; for the fewest games played before pissing on their fans' chips.

It's not even September yet.

Oh! Happy Days!
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Last weeks performance is nothing new of United since Taggert left. They get themselves up for the big games but come unstuck when they have to go and take apart the also rans in the PL. Neville creaming his pants at the Arsenal game and getting carried away with the rest of the media is the reason why they never improve. Long May it continue.
 
bluevengence said:
And what a wonderful day it was...the sun was shining and we were sat right next to the rags in the north stand ideal for ultimate abuse of the vermin.
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I was in my usual seat in block BB, and in the chaos that followed the Elk scoring, my glasses fell off and got slightly twisted.

It didn’t stop me "enjoying" the rest of the game, and a quick visit to Specsavers on the Monday resulted in the twist being removed.
 
I haven't listened to his gob for years. I genuinely mute the TV and listen to the match on City's channel. It really does make a difference. I actually even watch other premier league games with it just on mute. As sad as it seems it's well worth a try.
 
kippax123 said:
I haven't listened to his gob for years. I genuinely mute the TV and listen to the match on City's channel. It really does make a difference. I actually even watch other premier league games with it just on mute. As sad as it seems it's well worth a try.
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Unless we are playing, I usually have it on mute, too.

And I never listen to the analysis of the game, especially if gargoyle one or Spit the Scouse are involved.
 
Vienna_70 said:
I was in my usual seat in block BB, and in the chaos that followed the Elk scoring, my glasses fell off and got slightly twisted.

It didn’t stop me "enjoying" the rest of the game, and a quick visit to Specsavers on the Monday resulted in the twist being removed.
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I thought I was going to burst when the Elk scored. What an emotion!

Spevsavers are good for that Mr V! Have needed theur services a few times for that!

Will never forget my glasses going flying after Paul Stewart scored a clincher in our first away win for 21 months in 87 in your neck of the woods. Happy days!
 
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