Whatever happened to Niall Quinn?

[M23 Citizen]

It was.

Anyone who says it was Tyler should have their ears syringed with the tube from a bagpipe.

I think it’s obvious. ‘Stupendous’ is in a different tone, volume and accent to what Tyler was saying before hand and then ‘the greatest moment I’ve seen in Premier League football’ is said in the same tone and accent as ‘stupendous’.

 

[warpig]

Nothing really against Quinn. If there was any ill will towards us it may stem from the period we were looking to offload him , suspect he was not a big fan of Franny. Did we not try and flog him to a team based in Singapore and also to someone in Portugal ? Am sure I heard comments on being unhappy at being put under pressure to take the Singapore move. Never heard him say a bad word about the fans but don't think he was impressed by the way it all ended.

I would say there is some truth in that. he immersed himself in the club and with the fans whilst he was with us

 

[1961_vintage]

Great DoF pedigree.

 

[dennishasdoneit]

For about a year I thought it was Tyler, now I think it clear as day that it’s Quinn.

Annoying this is, neither of them remember so it’ll never be solved.

It was definitely Quinn.

 

[Jim Tolmie's Underpants]

I think it’s obvious. ‘Stupendous’ is in a different tone, volume and accent to what Tyler was saying before hand and then ‘the greatest moment I’ve seen in Premier League football’ is said in the same tone and accent as ‘stupendous’.

Exactly.

 

[Bellamy's Caddy]

He’s been a pundit on Irish tele for years.

Here he is sticking up for us four years ago:

I met him on a night out in Ireland a few years ago, he was an absolute gent, no ego and was well up for chatting about City and the old days at Maine Road and training at Platt Lane. From what I've heard he's always been very positive about City fans. I've seen a fair bit of negativity towards him on bluemoon the last few years, for negative things he's meant to said about us, it's passed me by if he has.

 

[eyalluvitt]

I just listened to him on the latest City podcast and he spoke very well of his time with us, says he went back to college during COVID and got a masters in History

 

[IrishBlueSince92]

A great great man

 

[manimanc]

I just listened to him on the latest City podcast and he spoke very well of his time with us, says he went back to college during COVID and got a masters in History

I'm just in the middle of listening to it.
He was one of my favourite players.

 

[wearethesouthstand]

I asked David White once who is mates with Quinny what is Niall’s problem with us ? Whitey said he hasn’t got a problem with City.

I think he was flogged to Sunderland by Franny when others who didn’t care about the club were kept on.

He held the club together for 7 years and went out to face the media on match of the day after the Liverpool 2-2 relegation game when Ball bottled it.

He famously said “no one told me there’d be days like this”