Nero
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Wonder if he cringes at his Lukaku hype after the first few games of the season.
Wonder if he cringes at his Lukaku hype after the first few games of the season.
He did that also with Shaw in a game he was commenting. Multiple slow reply showed Shaw got the ball, but he refused to change his opinion regardless. If he's willing to do that with hard fact evidence, I pity anyone just arguing using common sense with him.
I find it very difficult to feel happy for the Geordies. Their club has been literally taken over by murderers. Disgusting how people put football over human life.
Just being devils advocate, If Saudis bid for United wanting to put all the correct footballing structures/management back in place and rebuilding the club to how we should be, would you be against them and campaign for the glazers to stay?People misuse the word 'literally' for effect but not here. The Saudis are murderers, torturers and barbarians. Their religious 'judiciary' orders public executions, beating and even crucifixions of political opponents ffs. I mean I hate the Glazers business strategies but at the end of the day they're not evil. The Saudi regime is evil.
I'd rather have the Glazers yes.Just being devils advocate, If Saudis bid for United wanting to put all the correct footballing structures/management back in place and rebuilding the club to how we should be, would you be against them and campaign for the glazers to stay?
Just being devils advocate, If Saudis bid for United wanting to put all the correct footballing structures/management back in place and rebuilding the club to how we should be, would you be against them and campaign for the glazers to stay?
The club is rotten.Thought that his podcast would have warranted its own thread to be honest. He is basically saying that he knows which of the small group of players are behind all the leaks and are causing the problems. That's huge.
Hazarding a guess as to who they are. I can think of 2
Henderson, Lingard.
Yes I would be utterly against it.Just being devils advocate, If Saudis bid for United wanting to put all the correct footballing structures/management back in place and rebuilding the club to how we should be, would you be against them and campaign for the glazers to stay?
Genuinely feels like he can't say anything in commentary without someone having a pop at him in the match day thread.
For the life of me I can't understand why he gets so much shit from some on here... He's a club legend for feck sake, so feckin' what if you disagree with his opinion!? Does it really matter?
Great servant for our club, terrible pundit. These two statements can co exist.Genuinely feels like he can't say anything in commentary without someone having a pop at him in the match day thread.
For the life of me I can't understand why he gets so much shit from some on here... He's a club legend for feck sake, so feckin' what if you disagree with his opinion!? Does it really matter?
Great servant for our club, terrible pundit. These two statements can co exist.
Why is that so complicated for you to need to merge this as though they are mutually exclusive?
He didnt say anything too silly today apart from brushing over the Bruno incident or claiming AWB wasn't clipped early on. But generally he talks a mountain of shite, has a clear brit bias and is often hypocritical.
The anger over getting the AWB tackle wrong was embarrassing. Everyone watches a challenge or an incident and can get it wrong, it's football, you might not see something the first time.
Someone actually said he shouldn't comment on a incident until hes seen a replay because he had to say he got it wrong the first time around in reference to the awb foul not given.Genuinely feels like he can't say anything in commentary without someone having a pop at him in the match day thread.
For the life of me I can't understand why he gets so much shit from some on here... He's a club legend for feck sake, so feckin' what if you disagree with his opinion!? Does it really matter?
It was pretty blatant that WB had been fouled. To miss it was pretty poor.
Not really, I too thought it wasn't a foul until I saw the close up replay
It was pretty blatant that WB had been fouled. To miss it was pretty poor.
Great servant for our club, terrible pundit. These two statements can co exist.
Why is that so complicated for you to need to merge this as though they are mutually exclusive?
He didnt say anything too silly today apart from brushing over the Bruno incident or claiming AWB wasn't clipped early on. But generally he talks a mountain of shite, has a clear brit bias and is often hypocritical.
I agree, people on here are seriously weird about him.Genuinely feels like he can't say anything in commentary without someone having a pop at him in the match day thread.
For the life of me I can't understand why he gets so much shit from some on here... He's a club legend for feck sake, so feckin' what if you disagree with his opinion!? Does it really matter?
Without being rude, I'd watch a bit more football then, understand the rules
Just being devils advocate, If Saudis bid for United wanting to put all the correct footballing structures/management back in place and rebuilding the club to how we should be, would you be against them and campaign for the glazers to stay?
Because he says a lot of stupid and hypocritical shit. And he exaggerates to the extent youd be forgiven to think hes on a Broadway musical.How is he a terrible pundit? this is an argument that I don't get. When you look at the list of pundits that cover the premier league whether for sky or BT its clear hes one of the better ones. Pretty sure opposition fans would say hes biased towards united. Either way it at least seems like him and Carragher try to do a bit of research, try to be unbiased and try to be analytical. Which is more than what a lot of pundits do. People seem to like pundits like Keane because "he says it like it is" when most of the times he offers nothing interesting about a game other than the standard you got to want it/fight more/get stuck in/insert standard pundit cliche here. At least neville brings more than that.
Has there been frequent abuse toward him?But there's a difference between criticising his punditry and just hurling abuse at him... Especially if it is just disagreeing with his opinion.
It's pretty non stop tbhHas there been frequent abuse toward him?
Because he says a lot of stupid and hypocritical shit. And he exaggerates to the extent youd be forgiven to think hes on a Broadway musical.
Then how is he the better pundit? Every other pundit get destroyed here for that. Why should we be different to Gary?As does every pundit and every fan...
Not really. Neville is relatively speaking far more exaggerative than his peers. Often using the term "its a joke" when a player makes a good first touch and "it embarassing, ridiculous" if a player might not track back. Hes really volatile with praise and criticism, whilst also being an immense hypocrite especially post the Kane interview.As does every pundit and every fan...
Gary and Jamie are easily the best pundits on tv. It's not even close. MNF shows them at their absolute best. They're the best at breaking down football on tv. If people think Gary is terrible, they must think everybody is. Keane says nothing of any real value. Anybody on this forum could go on Sky Sports and do the same thing Keane does. Most pundits are like that, so it's nothing against Keane.How is he a terrible pundit? this is an argument that I don't get. When you look at the list of pundits that cover the premier league whether for sky or BT its clear hes one of the better ones. Pretty sure opposition fans would say hes biased towards united. Either way it at least seems like him and Carragher try to do a bit of research, try to be unbiased and try to be analytical. Which is more than what a lot of pundits do. People seem to like pundits like Keane because "he says it like it is" when most of the times he offers nothing interesting about a game other than the standard you got to want it/fight more/get stuck in/insert standard pundit cliche here. At least neville brings more than that.
Sometimes he needs to caveat his comments but he doesn’t, he goes all in.The anger over getting the AWB tackle wrong was embarrassing. Everyone watches a challenge or an incident and can get it wrong, it's football, you might not see something the first time.
In fairness he even then said it was once he saw more replays.The anger over getting the AWB tackle wrong was embarrassing. Everyone watches a challenge or an incident and can get it wrong, it's football, you might not see something the first time.
The gantry is alway miles away, and the tackle happened on the other side of the Leeds player's body. That position gives you a good overhead view, but you can't see everything.The anger over getting the AWB tackle wrong was embarrassing. Everyone watches a challenge or an incident and can get it wrong, it's football, you might not see something the first time.