You're entitled to your opinion fella, just I'm entitled to think your opinion is out of order. Micah is there because he can do the job - ie he is a charismatic fella with the insight of an ex-City player. It's fine for you to say you don't rate his style, not to your taste whatever. It's when you start talking about 'box ticking' that you cheapen yourself - and yes, it didn't take you long. He made 179 appearances for us, represented his country and can talk fluently on telly. Whatever he's got he's fucking earned it.
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Micah Richards the pundit
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Tim of the Oak
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Well said Jazzyblue.You're entitled to your opinion fella, just I'm entitled to think your opinion is out of order. Micah is there because he can do the job - ie he is a charismatic fella with the insight of an ex-City player. It's fine for you to say you don't rate his style, not to your taste whatever. It's when you start talking about 'box ticking' that you cheapen yourself - and yes, it didn't take you long. He made 179 appearances for us, represented his country and can talk fluently on telly. Whatever he's got he's fucking earned it.
Tim of the Oak
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What diversity box ticking is that? An ex England international and Premier League title winner whose got good insights into football characters like Mario Balotelli?Richards is a happy chappy, I can see why he may appeal to the younger cohort. But honestly, to most mature folk he comes over like a village idiot, and without an original thought on the tactics or observation. He's simply there to tick a diversity box for all manner of broadcasters.
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You can see why people would find him annoying. He's very, er, ebullient.
ebullient = cheerful and full of energy.
Who the feck would find annoying somebody who is cheerful and full of energy? That geezer sitting and drinking alone in the corner (of every) pub, thinking how he is going to glass someone after the seventh pint!
Go Micah go!
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Makes a change from Being a miserable twat like woy keenebullient = cheerful and full of energy.
Who the feck would find annoying somebody who is cheerful and full of energy? That geezer sitting and drinking alone in the corner (of every) pub, thinking how he is going to glass someone after the seventh pint!
Go Micah go!
Alan Harper's Tash
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Keith Lemon and Alan Carr are cheerful and full of energy too.ebullient = cheerful and full of energy.
Who the feck would find annoying somebody who is cheerful and full of energy? That geezer sitting and drinking alone in the corner (of every) pub, thinking how he is going to glass someone after the seventh pint!
Go Micah go!
A lot of people find them annoying too.
SamBlue
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Mate, are you Liam Gallagher? Keith Lemon is a made up character, what the feck!!!!!!Keith Lemon and Alan Carr are cheerful and full of energy too.
A lot of people find them annoying too.
Alan Harper's Tash
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I bet Micah Richards, the pundit, is a made up character too then.Mate, are you Liam Gallagher? Keith Lemon is a made up character, what the feck!!!!!!
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Think it means his bond isn’t as strong with the club as it isn’t the same one he grew up with and footballers have to switch off their being a fan.
When he retired, he switched it back on and it’s obvious he still supports us, just not maybe in the same way as before.
He said he was bitter about the QPR title win partly due to Mancini’s treatment of him, the Cook incident etc but I’ve also heard a lot of the old boys don’t like what the club has become thinking it’s lost it’s identity but I think most clubs have too in modern football
It was impossible to be the same club and succeed at the same time so obviously it had to change.
Always thought he was one of the few that never had a problem with Roberto.He said he was bitter about the QPR title win partly due to Mancini’s treatment of him, the Cook incident etc but I’ve also heard a lot of the old boys don’t like what the club has become thinking it’s lost it’s identity but I think most clubs have too in modern football
It was impossible to be the same club and succeed at the same time so obviously it had to change.