Media thread 2022/23

[BeerIsTheBest]

Ian Darke is a

And the incredulous “£60 million for Mahrez!”

That was crass wasn’t it. Why mention the original fee Leicester paid? He can’t help himself. He’s a very bitter twat

 

[Gobshiight]

Is that you, Jake?

Hah, I actually think Savage makes the most effort to get behind us. Could swear he still has a soft spot after the Mancini days

He did bring up Arsenal's lead seemingly out of nowhere tonight, though

 

[manimanc]

That was crass wasn’t it. Why mention the original fee Leicester paid? He can’t help himself. He’s a very bitter twat

I think he was an accountant in a past life...
Or a ****.

 

[RayCTID]

That was crass wasn’t it. Why mention the original fee Leicester paid? He can’t help himself. He’s a very bitter twat

Worth every penny. Especially in the Champions League

 

[willipp]

Ian Darke is a

And the incredulous “£60 million for Mahrez!”

Ian Darke couldn’t help himself. Savage is just like a happy puppy dog wagging his tail at us, Hargreaves is far more insightful and equally positive about us but Darke just is a ****.

 

[jrb]

Can you imagine Rashford scoring 5 in the CL?

No, neither can I. ;-)

Let’s see what the Haaalnd headlines are like tomorrow in the Red shirt infested Football media.

 

[LongsightM13]

The first writer in the genre who came into my head - the ‘subs’ were meant to remove all trace of any possible complement

Yep appreciate that and the sort sentence thing
I just think mentioning a master like Ellroy in the same sentence as a clown like Jackson is a bit like comparing Bella Emberg to Charlize Theron ;)

 

[BlueMoon_Phil]

How good is Nedum as a pundit by the way.

Totally agree. Always enjoy listening to him on the various podcasts I listen to and it seems he is finally getting his just rewards for the punditry work he has done over the last while. It’s about time the pundits on our games broadcasted by BT are majority ex-city players rather than United or Liverpool players etc. if only Ferdinand would p*ss off!

 

[deegee33]

According to the red shirt Football media, Haaland headed straight to Heathrow Airport after the final whistle at Crystal Palace, ready to catch a private flight to Madrid. Pep Guardiola was pictured dragging Haaland back, trying to stop him from catching the flight.

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Did Pep get a card?

 

[Shaggy]

BT Snake Jake shoehorning Paul Scholes into our post match

Lanky streak of paralysed piss needs to get back on his comfy chair