Surely its about time.....

[Dan]

Someone made a banner for Richard Keys and Andy Gray:

 

I'll start with 2 creative ones:

 

"F*ck off Keys you hairy c*nt"

 

and

 

"F*ck of Gray you fat, biased, bald bluenose c*nt"

[Guest Portly]

Andy does tie himself in verbal knots to do us down, does he not?

 

A typical example was when van Persie handballed before sticking the ball in the net. Clattenberg rightly booked him for cheating. End of story.

 

But not as far as our Andy was concerned. He went on and on with a complicated point to the effect that, although van Persie had handballed, and he had indeed cheated, in Andy's opinion Clattenberg hadn't actually seen him do it, and had yellow carded van Persie because of the reaction from the players. Therefore van Persie had been incorrectly booked.

[chrisbonnie]

Andy does tie himself in verbal knots to do us down, does he not?

 

A typical example was when van Persie handballed before sticking the ball in the net. Clattenberg rightly booked him for cheating. End of story.

 

But not as far as our Andy was concerned. He went on and on with a complicated point to the effect that, although van Persie had handballed, and he had indeed cheated, in Andy's opinion Clattenberg hadn't actually seen him do it, and had yellow carded van Persie because of the reaction from the players. Therefore van Persie had been incorrectly booked.

 

too true, i cant stand skys lack of decent punditry or commentators, plus that jock c**** mood pepped up after the second goal, laughing and joking like he just opened a birthday card,

 

why Sky persist with him commentating our games i dont know,

 

in general Sky is s**** though, the only decent thing they do is boxing

[Spike]

thought Jamie Redknapp was going to get his nobber out and w*** on live tv when Keys called Chelsea a hard working, grinding team in their style of play.

[Andy @ Allerton]

Andy does tie himself in verbal knots to do us down, does he not?

 

A typical example was when van Persie handballed before sticking the ball in the net. Clattenberg rightly booked him for cheating. End of story.

 

But not as far as our Andy was concerned. He went on and on with a complicated point to the effect that, although van Persie had handballed, and he had indeed cheated, in Andy's opinion Clattenberg hadn't actually seen him do it, and had yellow carded van Persie because of the reaction from the players. Therefore van Persie had been incorrectly booked.

 

Oi!!