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Del said:
Hes beaked up lad hes all over the shop the ****ing muttering whopper

Hope a light fitting falls from the roof and takes the pair of arse bandits out
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hahaha

I'm pretty sure I remember a story from way back when he did the snorting the line celebration in the derby that shortly after that he got kicked the sh*t out of in a club toilet by an Evertonian. I always hoped that was true.
 
Bungle said:
hahaha

I'm pretty sure I remember a story from way back when he did the snorting the line celebration in the derby that shortly after that he got kicked the sh*t out of in a club toilet by an Evertonian. I always hoped that was true.
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Oh how I wish it was me.... Hate the prik since I first met him 20 years ago
 
Del said:
Hes beaked up lad hes all over the shop the ****ing muttering whopper

Hope a light fitting falls from the roof and takes the pair of arse bandits out
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You are on fire mate just read your stuff out to the missus both pissin ourselves, top stuff.
 
Is it just me or is it getting a bit ridiculous how many ex-liverpool players become pundits for motd? Surely the BBC have a duty to provide a bit more of a balance in their analysis? It just seems like nearly every pundit on tv used to play for liverpool!
 


tim cahill said:
Is it just me or is it getting a bit ridiculous how many ex-liverpool players become pundits for motd? Surely the BBC have a duty to provide a bit more of a balance in their analysis? It just seems like nearly every pundit on tv used to play for liverpool!
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BBC selection policy at all levels is perplexing at the moment mate. For me at least. I wouldn't mind if it was itv, but I do expect an organisation that gets a massive cash levy to appoint people on merit and contribute to culture in some way.
Ffs, waste of two chairs :)
 
Team of the Day - September 21st
1. Brad Guzan (Aston Villa) had the most touches (58) for Aston Villa in this match and also saved a penalty.
2. Leighton Baines (Everton) scored two direct free kicks, made the most tackles (5), and recorded the highest pass completion rate (93%) for Everton.
3. Dejan Lovren (Southampton) made eight clearances, by far the most for Southampton, as well as scoring a goal and keeping a clean sheet.
4. John Terry (Chelsea) Kept a clean sheet, as well as making seven clearances, more than any other Chelsea player.
5. Ahmed Elmohamady (Hull City) scored for Hull City and won all four tackles that he attempted.
6. Robbie Brady (Hull City) scored one and assisted another for Hull City, created four chances, and made 15 accurate forward passes; more than any other Hull player.
7. Gareth Barry (Everton) won four aerial duels, and won two interceptions, the most for Everton, also had the most touches of any PL player (101).
8. Oscar (Chelsea) made seven tackles, the most for Chelsea, as well as scoring a goal and attempting 14 crosses.
9. Loic Remy (Newcastle United) scored a brace, and attempted six shots, by far the most for Newcastle.
10. Sone Aluko (Hull City) scored one and also made an assist for Hull City, and attempted more shots than any of his teammates (4).
11. Romelu Lukaku (Everton) netted a debut goal for Everton and attempted more shots than any other Everton player (3).
 
billycopper said:
Team of the Day - September 21st
1. Brad Guzan (Aston Villa) had the most touches (58) for Aston Villa in this match and also saved a penalty.
2. Leighton Baines (Everton) scored two direct free kicks, made the most tackles (5), and recorded the highest pass completion rate (93%) for Everton.
3. Dejan Lovren (Southampton) made eight clearances, by far the most for Southampton, as well as scoring a goal and keeping a clean sheet.
4. John Terry (Chelsea) Kept a clean sheet, as well as making seven clearances, more than any other Chelsea player.
5. Ahmed Elmohamady (Hull City) scored for Hull City and won all four tackles that he attempted.
6. Robbie Brady (Hull City) scored one and assisted another for Hull City, created four chances, and made 15 accurate forward passes; more than any other Hull player.
7. Gareth Barry (Everton) won four aerial duels, and won two interceptions, the most for Everton, also had the most touches of any PL player (101).
8. Oscar (Chelsea) made seven tackles, the most for Chelsea, as well as scoring a goal and attempting 14 crosses.
9. Loic Remy (Newcastle United) scored a brace, and attempted six shots, by far the most for Newcastle.
10. Sone Aluko (Hull City) scored one and also made an assist for Hull City, and attempted more shots than any of his teammates (4).
11. Romelu Lukaku (Everton) netted a debut goal for Everton and attempted more shots than any other Everton player (3).
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Impressive and a bit surprising.
 
It's getting really beyond a joke now, the number of ex-LFC as pundits on that show.

This season alone, there's already been 3 - Hansen, Murphy, Fowler. 4 if you count Lawrenson on MOTD2.

There should be one appointed pundit from every Prem team, and they should rotate them. And never have more than 1 pundit per team on any given show.
 
BoysInBlue said:
It's getting really beyond a joke now, the number of ex-LFC as pundits on that show.

This season alone, there's already been 3 - Hansen, Murphy, Fowler. 4 if you count Lawrenson on MOTD2.

There should be one appointed pundit from every Prem team, and they should rotate them. And never have more than 1 pundit per team on any given show.
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Owen as well mate, hahaha it's like they have to meet a kopite quota.
 

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