Niall Quinn

citykev28 said:
I started a thread on the fucker last year after reading how he'd pissed up his way through a career with Arsenal, City and Ireland. He did nothing in his book but moan about the unprofessional the club was whilst banging on about all the piss ups he enjoyed. Maybe if he'd laid off the sauce, he might have played for a club that was up to his expectations.

I loved him when he played for us but we seem to be the only one of his old clubs that he hasn't retained any love for.

I remember the thread. I think alot are seeing him for what he is now.
 
redmizzle said:
BringBackSwales said:
yeah but he played for arsenal too

Maybe something to do with him being in the City Hall of Fame? Either way, I don't think you can argue that he was not poor/biased today especially with his insistence that it wasn't a sending off for Koscielny among other petty digs. He also suggested that the referee should be more concerned about the entertainment of the fans than actually following the rules and doing his job properly.


I thought he was absolute fucking pigwank as ever today
 
think my neighbours heard me screaming at the tv about his antics...fecking twat
 
He really did get on my tits today, even my 11 year old son was astute enough to say, 'Why is Quinn so negative about City Dad?'
Not once in the first half did any of the clowns say how well City were playing, they were more concerned with how Arsenal's game plan wasn't working.
Joke, just like the Vinney sending off.......2 footed my arsenal.......!
 
bobmcfc said:
citykev28 said:
I started a thread on the fucker last year after reading how he'd pissed up his way through a career with Arsenal, City and Ireland. He did nothing in his book but moan about the unprofessional the club was whilst banging on about all the piss ups he enjoyed. Maybe if he'd laid off the sauce, he might have played for a club that was up to his expectations.

I loved him when he played for us but we seem to be the only one of his old clubs that he hasn't retained any love for.

I remember the thread. I think alot are seeing him for what he is now.

I thought on May 13th that I may have judged him too harshly but QPR had barely kicked off before he was "sparing a thought for Manchester United".
 
And to think City rescued him from arse, he was on the bench all the time, he came to City and was hero worshipped by some, don't know what it is about ex City players, some of them seem to get great satisfaction out of giving us a hard time.
 

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