gary neville

[Voice of fair play]

No criticism came his way which was strange. woy took the brunt of it

That happens all the time mate Venables was McLarens assistant when England were horrendous yet he received no criticism whatsoever.

 

[TopCat]

Agreed. Knocks Key and Gray into a cocked hat.

Aye, but Keys and Gray have more celebrity mates within the industry. Keys in particular knows the inside scoop on everything. The cunt

 

[Royston Vasey]

This lad talks a football game mind.

he's a cock

Aye, but Keys and Gray have more celebrity mates within the industry. Keys in particular knows the inside scoop on everything. The cunt

Don't mention tarmac though...
Ever wondered why they never took one phone call when they were on talkshite?

 

[BNM]

I like Keys as he puts a different angle on things, normally gets shot down off Gray mind.

I particularly like it when Souness savages him

 

[dangermows]

Noticed his little dig mind " scabby"

 

[box2box]

Sourness is the best pundit on sky

 

[Scimmy]

Some subtle trolling from him in the last twenty minutes constantly slating the atmosphere like.

Oh those special European Anfield nights, etc...

Good for him. I detest the "magical european nights at Anfield" cliche. It's lazy commentary.

Tend to find Jamie Redknapp talks over him a lot, probably due to him being honest and not making players scapegoats most of the time like he does.



I like Keys as he puts a different angle on things, normally gets shot down off Gray mind.

By Gray, mind.

 

[bagpiperay]

Noticed his little dig mind " scabby"

But he was right. It was an appropriate description of the play at that time.

 

[FootballFan]

His input was instrumental at the 2014 world cup

well said Rob lad, he talks a good game does Gary but thats about it unfortunately.

 

[joemcdokes]

Good for him. I detest the "magical european nights at Anfield" cliche. It's lazy commentary.



By Gray, mind.

Cheers, noted for future posts.

 

[dangermows]

But he was right. It was an appropriate description of the play at that time.

No, it was scappy, it was scruffy but he said scabby (mancs call those from council estates in Liverpool scabby)

 

[bagpiperay]

No, it was scappy, it was scruffy but he said scabby (mancs call those from council estates in Liverpool scabby)

I don't agree. I take it to mean, rotten useless, messy