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Lardy scouse fuckwit

I always thought when Jimmy Hill was on telly years ago that he used to say stupid stuff that he didn't believe just to provoke an entertaining discussion at half time. It's like they're doing the same with Rooney, except he's not in on the joke.
 
It bothers me more that he's on the BBC because we're directly paying to listen to the fat mong. Hopefully, some League 1 club will want to gain publicity and hire him as a coach in the not-too-distant future
 
It bothers me more that he's on the BBC because we're directly paying to listen to the fat mong. Hopefully, some League 1 club will want to gain publicity and hire him as a coach in the not-too-distant future
Couch would be more fitting given his ample upholstery
 
Was it really Dee who started this thread or was he trying to start it from someone else's account again 👀😝
 
I watched match of the day on Saturday for the first time in a long time.

It felt like it went out live. The pauses between Rooney's points was quite a thing. I was wondering why a director hadn't said, let's try that again or why they didn't edit the dead air.

Then when he did talk, it wasn't worth the wait.
 
I've said before on here but I once had a game of golf with Mark Lawrenson and we chatted shit about MoTD for the four odd hours. They get in in the morning, have a cup of tea and a laugh then watch all the matches and the spreadsheet lads pick out the taking points and they go over them all, then the late match is on in the background while there figuring out what to say, then they're at a loose end from eight till half ten and because back then it was in st John's wood and there weren't even any decent pubs nearby they'd just sit round looking at each other. BBC didn't even make them dinner so they'd take turns to go to a vending machine and get cans of coke and mars bars. Shearer lived in Newcastle but didn't like to fly so they had a van with a bed in the back of it to pick him up when it finished and do the drive back up the M1.

#motdfacts
 
A mini version of the above; when I was a corporate flunky back in the late noughties I stayed a lot in the Kensington Marriott. On Friday nights the out of town Sky Football crew would inhabit the Exec Lounge: Thomo, the Scottish bloke, Charlie Twat and Mad LeTissier.

Never picked anything up of interest as we got a “leave them alone or your barred” message but Thommo seemed to regularly be talking to Stevie G as a sort of second agent
 
I've said before on here but I once had a game of golf with Mark Lawrenson and we chatted shit about MoTD for the four odd hours. They get in in the morning, have a cup of tea and a laugh then watch all the matches and the spreadsheet lads pick out the taking points and they go over them all, then the late match is on in the background while there figuring out what to say, then they're at a loose end from eight till half ten and because back then it was in st John's wood and there weren't even any decent pubs nearby they'd just sit round looking at each other. BBC didn't even make them dinner so they'd take turns to go to a vending machine and get cans of coke and mars bars. Shearer lived in Newcastle but didn't like to fly so they had a van with a bed in the back of it to pick him up when it finished and do the drive back up the M1.

#motdfacts

That's them proper spoilt then. Jesus.
 
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