Brondby vs Liverpool 5pm ko

[red_maradona]

missed the game, any ratings/summary pls?

 

[cloggypop]

Dean Saunders was fucking terrible

 

[dantes]

Thanks to Saunders possible racist interpretation/eyesight all of the match reports are now also blaming Stewart instead of Suso for the goal. Poor the Stewart hahahaha.

 

[peterhague]

I couldn't believe the commentator didn't correct him on that! Surely he must have realised??

 

[Portly]

Dean Saunders' rambling story about ordering the chicken in the restaurant and then changing his mind and having the steak was so hilarious! I laughed like a drain!

 

[doctor_mac]

The three facets of Allen was also chortle inducing, though that was a cracker.

 

[Portly]

I think that with our raggle-taggle line-up, the commentator wasn't sure who the players were, still less Dean Saunders, so it was easier to pass the time telling pointless anecdotes.

 

[Ryan]

Dean Saunders, owner of the "Aston Villa are a bigger club than Liverpool" quote.

The fucking cretin.

 

[Portly]

He missed a lot of chances.

 

[My_Blood_Bleeds_Red]

haha someone trolled Dean Saunders' wiki page.....too lazy to capture a print-screen...so you'll have to visit his page yourselves..hopefully before it's changed...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dean_Saunders#Liverpool

Liverpool

In 1991–92, Saunders partnered Rush – who also his strike partner for Wales – in attack, backed by young Steve McManaman which saw the club win the FA Cup for the fifth time in its history in manager Graeme Souness' first full season in charge. During his first preseason he ordered chicken for a meal, and did not like the look of it so he ordered a steak in-place of it. He was told off for such shenanigans by Sourness. Recently he complained about the steak that got away during his commentary on BT Sport's coverage of the Liverpool FC 2014/2015 preseason match against Brondby IF.
Saunders scored 23 goals in all competitions, though just 10 of these were the league where the club only managed a sixth place finish - one of their lowest positions since their current top flight tenure began in 1962. He became the first Liverpool player to score four goals in a European fixture when he did so during a 6–1 home win over Kuusysi Lahti in the UEFA Cup first round first leg on 18 September 1991 that was their first European fixture after their six-year ban. He also scored twice against FC Tirol in the third round first leg and a hat-trick in the return game.[3]