Peter Drury replaces Martin Tyler on Sky Sports

[vmsuhail]

Not some 70 odd year old trying to sound like an American boxing announcer, why do you think it sounds good?

I know it's subjective, for me it goes well with the excitement and build-up to the match. Maybe you can point to a better catchphrase for the occasion.

 

[Roachy]

I know it's subjective, for me it goes well with the excitement and build-up to the match. Maybe you can point to a better catchphrase for the occasion.

It's total shite mate.

 

[DrBlueBob]

Only when the light shines at a certain angle.

Or the lack of a reflection in the mirror?

 

[aguero93:20]

It's total shite mate.

That would be a great catchphrase for a lot of PL games.

 

[DrBlueBob]

It's total shite mate.

"It's the Manchester derby and IT'S TOTAL SHITE MATE" cue ad break. It's catchy Roachy, I'll give you that.

 

[Cellarite]

The one that stands out for me was our visit to Klanfield the season that Liverpool won the title in April.

He screamed like someone demented when the Scousers' goals went in, but hardly raised his voice at all for our two.

This one?

 

[Bald fraud]

If anyone is in any doubt about his disdain and hatred for us, have a listen what happens when we're attacking. He'll be waffling on with statistics or talking about a recent match. Someone like Laporte will play an inch perfect 50 yard crossfield pass to put one of our attackers in a great position. Only when the shot on goal happens does he realise that he has no choice but to mention what's going on. Even then, if we score, it's met with a second of silence then an unenthusiastic statement of fact.(apart from the Aguero goal which would have got a Trappist monk to break a vow of silence)

The Agüero moment was a scream of pain you can hear the hurt in his voice

 

[Vienna_70]

This one?

That’s the one.

Thanks.

 

[lefty goldblatt]

More to the point, how is Jim Beglin still in employment in this line of work?

Cure for insomniacs?

 

[Sir peace frog]

I know it's subjective, for me it goes well with the excitement and build-up to the match. Maybe you can point to a better catchphrase for the occasion.[/QUOTE
I don't need a catchphrase