Have to agree he normally says it as it is regardless of if you want to hear it or not. But that last night was just the rambles of a bitter man. Biased and hurt because Chelsea bored to victory over his and sky's pick to succeed the rags for league domination.CityFan94 said:The Flash said:CityFan94 said:He's usually a very good, unbiased pundit.
He was just gutted yesterday and was spouting nonsense - we've all done that!
Hi Graeme!
Haha.
He is usually a very good and unbiased pundit (along with Neville as the best on sky), hence why I'm defending him a little.
He's been really complimentary to us in the past.
PDK said:Swansea fan here. Can't believe the stick from Souness, who by the way, was a second-rate manager at best (didn't he sign that Ali Dia for Southampton with the dodgy CV, never even seen him play?)
As an outsider looking in, City's performance yesterday was the polar opposite of the drivel coming out of GS's mouth. Scored early, never looked in any danger, clean sheet away from home against a side in form, & who recently beat Chelsea relatively comfortably.
My guess is that if it were Man U, they all would have said "The sign of champions, winning ugly, professional performance etc, etc"., & I can bet that if David Silva had played, he would have said they wouldn't have won had Silva not been playing.
How can he blow smoke up Chelsea's arse for their performance, yet put City down for theirs when for me City played much better than Chelsea.
Away wins in the PL are hard to come by (& being a Swans fan, I know this only too well!), so to go to an in-form team, under pressure to deliver, score 2 goals, keep a clean sheet & put the pressure on Liverpool & Chelsea, for me was a great response to what happened at Anfield.
I've never rated Souness as a pundit anyway, but was surprised at his obvious disappointment yesterday, but well done Quinny for putting him straight.
Just a tool of the highest order.
PDK said:Swansea fan here. Can't believe the stick from Souness, who by the way, was a second-rate manager at best (didn't he sign that Ali Dia for Southampton with the dodgy CV, never even seen him play?)
As an outsider looking in, City's performance yesterday was the polar opposite of the drivel coming out of GS's mouth. Scored early, never looked in any danger, clean sheet away from home against a side in form, & who recently beat Chelsea relatively comfortably.
My guess is that if it were Man U, they all would have said "The sign of champions, winning ugly, professional performance etc, etc"., & I can bet that if David Silva had played, he would have said they wouldn't have won had Silva not been playing.
How can he blow smoke up Chelsea's arse for their performance, yet put City down for theirs when for me City played much better than Chelsea.
Away wins in the PL are hard to come by (& being a Swans fan, I know this only too well!), so to go to an in-form team, under pressure to deliver, score 2 goals, keep a clean sheet & put the pressure on Liverpool & Chelsea, for me was a great response to what happened at Anfield.
I've never rated Souness as a pundit anyway, but was surprised at his obvious disappointment yesterday, but well done Quinny for putting him straight.
Just a tool of the highest order.
PDK said:Swansea fan here. Can't believe the stick from Souness, who by the way, was a second-rate manager at best (didn't he sign that Ali Dia for Southampton with the dodgy CV, never even seen him play?)
As an outsider looking in, City's performance yesterday was the polar opposite of the drivel coming out of GS's mouth. Scored early, never looked in any danger, clean sheet away from home against a side in form, & who recently beat Chelsea relatively comfortably.
My guess is that if it were Man U, they all would have said "The sign of champions, winning ugly, professional performance etc, etc"., & I can bet that if David Silva had played, he would have said they wouldn't have won had Silva not been playing.
How can he blow smoke up Chelsea's arse for their performance, yet put City down for theirs when for me City played much better than Chelsea.
Away wins in the PL are hard to come by (& being a Swans fan, I know this only too well!), so to go to an in-form team, under pressure to deliver, score 2 goals, keep a clean sheet & put the pressure on Liverpool & Chelsea, for me was a great response to what happened at Anfield.
I've never rated Souness as a pundit anyway, but was surprised at his obvious disappointment yesterday, but well done Quinny for putting him straight.
Just a tool of the highest order.