Pundits and Commentators

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F**k off Tyler you bitter twisted piece of F***ing sh*t! Guess what! Sport has been screened live for decades you stupid looking c**t! Coin your own phrases you F***ing w**ker!

It's amazing how many people sell their souls for a bit of cash, i include our ex players in that too!

Shame on you all and i hope you reap what you sow you low IQ cu*ts!

I actually embrace the media hatred of our Club! It drives me and gives me impetus! F**k them all and may our paths cross someday! Shower me with your hatred and i will absorb it, multiply it and return it upon you tenfold!

A message to all you media whores, WE NEVER FORGET, EVER!

Steve Nicol.

Putting the boot into Klopp and labeling him a whinger for commenting on the fixture congestion again and suggesting he coach Southampton next if he wants to avoid it.

What the actual F**k another sell out pundit?!

Agreed, its all about the cash for those people..

Agreed. 

Haha, that vid gets it spot on. Watching at the game at the time, I thought for a second my eyes had deceived me and Minamino had hit it in the side netting, or an offside flag was up or something, cos Tyler's tone was that resigned "oh dear, that's a bit unfortunate" non-reaction. Took me a second to remember that is basically his usual commentary on a goal of ours, just a bit more obvious, and we had actually scored.

Steve Nicol.

Putting the boot into Klopp and labeling him a whinger for commenting on the fixture congestion again and suggesting he coach Southampton next if he wants to avoid it.

What the actual f**k another sell out pundit?!

Thick as pigshit is Nicol.

Don't know if it's urban legend or not, but I remember hearing a story that upon him signing for Liverpool, Hansen and Dalglish drove him from Scotland to Liverpool pranking him that he needed his passport to cross into England. Nicol said he didn't have one and they proceeded to bundle him into the boot of the car for the rest of the journey, both of them pissing themselves with laughter all the way down the M6.

Thick as pigshit is Nicol.

Don't know if it's urban legend or not, but I remember hearing a story that upon him signing for Liverpool, Hansen and Dalglish drove him from Scotland to Liverpool pranking him that he needed his passport to cross into England. Nicol said he didn't have one and they proceeded to bundle him into the boot of the car for the rest of the journey, both of them pissing themselves with laughter all the way down the M6.

I think it's genuinely true he's thick as pigshit.

Loads of other stories too about the other jocks permanently taking the piss out of him.

I think it's genuinely true he's thick as pigshit.

Thought that was the case with most of you scousers 

Thought that was the case with most of you scousers 

You call anyone playing for Liverpool a scouser, sums up how thick your whole F***ing city is.

Imagine calling a jock, a scouser!! Yeah dumb as F**k us lot laa.

You call anyone playing for Liverpool a scouser, sums up how thick your whole f**king city is.

Imagine calling a jock, a scouser!! Yeah dumb as f**k us lot laa.

 

Paul Merson really is an imbecile, isn't he? I just read his column below, and that's got to be one of the worst opinions I've ever read. It genuinely pissed me off.

"a CL group (we) could have walked through"... Yeah, it's not as if it was seen as the group of death or anything...

It's also good to know the CL is irrelevant and is only there for bragging rights... Laughable.

He also argues our cups successes are meaningless because we won a few ties on penalties, but credits City for going far in the cups? Only in his limited mind does that make sense.

Liverpool told they had it easy in Champions League and cup success just down to pens

PAUL MERSON: Liverpool boss Jürgen Klopp should miss out on the manager of the year award because if Pep Guardiola delivers the Premier League title as expected it will be a greater achievement

Pep Guardiola is still the manager of the year if Manchester City win the title - and it's harder now than when Manchester United were doing it.

The Premier League is the ultimate. It's 38 games in the hardest competition in the world. If you win it, you are the best. Jürgen Klopp has done an absolutely phenomenal job at Liverpool this season but if he doesn't win the league he isn't manager of the year for me.

Don't forget Liverpool were put in a Champions League group they could have walked through, and they've won both domestic cups on penalties. They didn't win the games.

And look, if City get over the line that would be four titles in five years. I don't think they the credit United got when they were doing it under Sir Alex Ferguson. This is a stronger league than it was when United were the dominant force. In my opinion. It was only them and Arsenal for years and years who could win it.

It's different now. Chelsea can beat anyone on their day. They're just not consistent enough. United have been disappointing. But Tottenham have got results against both the title contenders. City could have lost to West Ham the other day. This is a very competitive league. So what City have done over the last five years is phenomenal. It really is. Guardiola deserves more credit for that than he gets really.

But I have to be honest and say I don't like watching City. It's great football. But the other team is usually beaten before they play them. I've seen so many games at the Etihad when teams go there and just get their tummies tickled. They just want to get the game out of the way as soon as possible. With Liverpool you see more of a game. More of the games are close. So there's more excitement. They are completely different teams.

But this is a very competitive league. No-one lies down. You have to earn the right to win a football match. If you think City should be disappointed somehow if they only win the league and Liverpool win a Treble, you'd be wrong. I don't see that at all. I'm glad for Liverpool that they've taken the title race to the final day. To win two cup finals, be in another, and push City all the way, is amazing. It's phenomenal what they've done.

But at the start of the season it's all about one thing. The Premier League. Thirty-eight games. Home and away. To be the best in the country. Don't buy into all this hype about the Champions League. That's just about egos.

You could lose more games in that than you do all season in the Premier League and still win it! City can be so proud of themselves if they win another championship. That would be four titles in the last five years and that is dominant at the highest level. It goes under the radar a bit sometimes. I don't think we give them enough credit. They keep churning out titles and go deep in every other tournament too. They're exceptional.

Paul Merson really is an imbecile, isn't he? I just read his column below, and that's got to be one of the worst opinions I've ever read. It genuinely pissed me off.

"a CL group (we) could have walked through"... Yeah, it's not as if it was seen as the group of death or anything...

It's also good to know the CL is irrelevant and is only there for bragging rights... Laughable.

He also argues our cups successes are meaningless because we won a few ties on penalties, but credits City for going far in the cups? Only in his limited mind does that make sense.

Liverpool told they had it easy in Champions League and cup success just down to pens

PAUL MERSON: Liverpool boss Jürgen Klopp should miss out on the manager of the year award because if Pep Guardiola delivers the Premier League title as expected it will be a greater achievement

Pep Guardiola is still the manager of the year if Manchester City win the title - and it's harder now than when Manchester United were doing it.

The Premier League is the ultimate. It's 38 games in the hardest competition in the world. If you win it, you are the best. Jürgen Klopp has done an absolutely phenomenal job at Liverpool this season but if he doesn't win the league he isn't manager of the year for me.

Don't forget Liverpool were put in a Champions League group they could have walked through, and they've won both domestic cups on penalties. They didn't win the games.

And look, if City get over the line that would be four titles in five years. I don't think they the credit United got when they were doing it under Sir Alex Ferguson. This is a stronger league than it was when United were the dominant force. In my opinion. It was only them and Arsenal for years and years who could win it.

It's different now. Chelsea can beat anyone on their day. They're just not consistent enough. United have been disappointing. But Tottenham have got results against both the title contenders. City could have lost to West Ham the other day. This is a very competitive league. So what City have done over the last five years is phenomenal. It really is. Guardiola deserves more credit for that than he gets really.

But I have to be honest and say I don't like watching City. It's great football. But the other team is usually beaten before they play them. I've seen so many games at the Etihad when teams go there and just get their tummies tickled. They just want to get the game out of the way as soon as possible. With Liverpool you see more of a game. More of the games are close. So there's more excitement. They are completely different teams.

But this is a very competitive league. No-one lies down. You have to earn the right to win a football match. If you think City should be disappointed somehow if they only win the league and Liverpool win a Treble, you'd be wrong. I don't see that at all. I'm glad for Liverpool that they've taken the title race to the final day. To win two cup finals, be in another, and push City all the way, is amazing. It's phenomenal what they've done.

But at the start of the season it's all about one thing. The Premier League. Thirty-eight games. Home and away. To be the best in the country. Don't buy into all this hype about the Champions League. That's just about egos.

You could lose more games in that than you do all season in the Premier League and still win it! City can be so proud of themselves if they win another championship. That would be four titles in the last five years and that is dominant at the highest level. It goes under the radar a bit sometimes. I don't think we give them enough credit. They keep churning out titles and go deep in every other tournament too. They're exceptional.

Wtf is this? Is this man ok?

Paul Merson really is an imbecile, isn't he? I just read his column below, and that's got to be one of the worst opinions I've ever read. It genuinely pissed me off.

"a CL group (we) could have walked through"... Yeah, it's not as if it was seen as the group of death or anything...

It's also good to know the CL is irrelevant and is only there for bragging rights... Laughable.

He also argues our cups successes are meaningless because we won a few ties on penalties, but credits City for going far in the cups? Only in his limited mind does that make sense.

Liverpool told they had it easy in Champions League and cup success just down to pens

PAUL MERSON: Liverpool boss Jürgen Klopp should miss out on the manager of the year award because if Pep Guardiola delivers the Premier League title as expected it will be a greater achievement

Pep Guardiola is still the manager of the year if Manchester City win the title - and it's harder now than when Manchester United were doing it.

The Premier League is the ultimate. It's 38 games in the hardest competition in the world. If you win it, you are the best. Jürgen Klopp has done an absolutely phenomenal job at Liverpool this season but if he doesn't win the league he isn't manager of the year for me.

Don't forget Liverpool were put in a Champions League group they could have walked through, and they've won both domestic cups on penalties. They didn't win the games.

And look, if City get over the line that would be four titles in five years. I don't think they the credit United got when they were doing it under Sir Alex Ferguson. This is a stronger league than it was when United were the dominant force. In my opinion. It was only them and Arsenal for years and years who could win it.

It's different now. Chelsea can beat anyone on their day. They're just not consistent enough. United have been disappointing. But Tottenham have got results against both the title contenders. City could have lost to West Ham the other day. This is a very competitive league. So what City have done over the last five years is phenomenal. It really is. Guardiola deserves more credit for that than he gets really.

But I have to be honest and say I don't like watching City. It's great football. But the other team is usually beaten before they play them. I've seen so many games at the Etihad when teams go there and just get their tummies tickled. They just want to get the game out of the way as soon as possible. With Liverpool you see more of a game. More of the games are close. So there's more excitement. They are completely different teams.

But this is a very competitive league. No-one lies down. You have to earn the right to win a football match. If you think City should be disappointed somehow if they only win the league and Liverpool win a Treble, you'd be wrong. I don't see that at all. I'm glad for Liverpool that they've taken the title race to the final day. To win two cup finals, be in another, and push City all the way, is amazing. It's phenomenal what they've done.

But at the start of the season it's all about one thing. The Premier League. Thirty-eight games. Home and away. To be the best in the country. Don't buy into all this hype about the Champions League. That's just about egos.

You could lose more games in that than you do all season in the Premier League and still win it! City can be so proud of themselves if they win another championship. That would be four titles in the last five years and that is dominant at the highest level. It goes under the radar a bit sometimes. I don't think we give them enough credit. They keep churning out titles and go deep in every other tournament too. They're exceptional.

And because they got knocked out of the cups earlier than us, they have fewer games to play.
Sounds like the rest has hit the drink again 😂😂😂

Totally agree with Paul Merson that the manager of the year has all the money in the world to buy any player he wants at inflated fees. For that he has it easy to win the league and should rightfully win the manager of the year. The manager of the year should also be ashamed of not winning any cups this year despite his budget. Paul Merson is always right and never wrong.

Paul Merson really is an imbecile, isn't he? I just read his column below, and that's got to be one of the worst opinions I've ever read. It genuinely pissed me off.

"a CL group (we) could have walked through"... Yeah, it's not as if it was seen as the group of death or anything...

It's also good to know the CL is irrelevant and is only there for bragging rights... Laughable.

He also argues our cups successes are meaningless because we won a few ties on penalties, but credits City for going far in the cups? Only in his limited mind does that make sense.

Liverpool told they had it easy in Champions League and cup success just down to pens

PAUL MERSON: Liverpool boss Jürgen Klopp should miss out on the manager of the year award because if Pep Guardiola delivers the Premier League title as expected it will be a greater achievement

Pep Guardiola is still the manager of the year if Manchester City win the title - and it's harder now than when Manchester United were doing it.

The Premier League is the ultimate. It's 38 games in the hardest competition in the world. If you win it, you are the best. Jürgen Klopp has done an absolutely phenomenal job at Liverpool this season but if he doesn't win the league he isn't manager of the year for me.

Don't forget Liverpool were put in a Champions League group they could have walked through, and they've won both domestic cups on penalties. They didn't win the games.

And look, if City get over the line that would be four titles in five years. I don't think they the credit United got when they were doing it under Sir Alex Ferguson. This is a stronger league than it was when United were the dominant force. In my opinion. It was only them and Arsenal for years and years who could win it.

It's different now. Chelsea can beat anyone on their day. They're just not consistent enough. United have been disappointing. But Tottenham have got results against both the title contenders. City could have lost to West Ham the other day. This is a very competitive league. So what City have done over the last five years is phenomenal. It really is. Guardiola deserves more credit for that than he gets really.

But I have to be honest and say I don't like watching City. It's great football. But the other team is usually beaten before they play them. I've seen so many games at the Etihad when teams go there and just get their tummies tickled. They just want to get the game out of the way as soon as possible. With Liverpool you see more of a game. More of the games are close. So there's more excitement. They are completely different teams.

But this is a very competitive league. No-one lies down. You have to earn the right to win a football match. If you think City should be disappointed somehow if they only win the league and Liverpool win a Treble, you'd be wrong. I don't see that at all. I'm glad for Liverpool that they've taken the title race to the final day. To win two cup finals, be in another, and push City all the way, is amazing. It's phenomenal what they've done.

But at the start of the season it's all about one thing. The Premier League. Thirty-eight games. Home and away. To be the best in the country. Don't buy into all this hype about the Champions League. That's just about egos.

You could lose more games in that than you do all season in the Premier League and still win it! City can be so proud of themselves if they win another championship. That would be four titles in the last five years and that is dominant at the highest level. It goes under the radar a bit sometimes. I don't think we give them enough credit. They keep churning out titles and go deep in every other tournament too. They're exceptional.

Can’t even be arsed to read it, he genuinely can’t string a sentence together and comes off as if he’s headed one too many footballs.

One of those ‘pundits’ who operates in cliches and thinks him saying something makes it true and the ‘official narrative’. Should have been jibbed off when Sky got rid of all the other old boys.

Should have been jibbed off when Sky got rid of all the other old boys.

Definitely kept on for compassionate reasons.

Can’t even be arsed to read it, he genuinely can’t string a sentence together and comes off as if he’s headed one too many footballs.

One of those ‘pundits’ who operates in cliches and thinks him saying something makes it true and the ‘official narrative’. Should have been jibbed off when Sky got rid of all the other old boys.

For someone who hasn’t won manager of the year, he has no right to comment on the manager of the year. First, go win the damned thing and the whole world will listen to you.

Mrs Merton was not binned form SKY probably because of his well documented mental issue and frailties . He is an empty vessel talks complete bollox time and time again but this is SKY we are talking about.
I so want us to win tomorrow and City lose so we can shove these words right back down his and his buddies throats.

You cannot take anything he says seriously when he has the mental age of a six year old, no offence to all genuine six year olds, he has been talking bollocks for so long now he actually believes only his opinions matter, believes  his own hype,

I’m actually a little bit concerned about his mental welfare, are we seeing/ hearing early signs of dementia in this fella, because if you have played the game professionally and at the highest level you wouldn’t come out with  such absolute crap,

Apparently we were placed in our CL group, not drawn out, we didn’t win the two domestic cups because they went to a penalty shoot out, and if we don’t win the league we should sack Jürgen and get Ole behind the wheel instead, yes I’m talking bollocks too just there, I just wanted to see what it felt like,

Honest tae F**k, the man needs help, I dunno but I’m betting his agent cringes every time he opens his gob cos he doesn’t know what sh*te he’ll spout next, I wonder if he reads his own opinions the next day and shrinks into himself and says, sh*t, did I really say that ?  You know I’m sure I seen his name on the side of a loaf of bread the other day, but when I looked again it said ‘ Thick Cu t’ !! 



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PAUL MERSON - A perfect example to youngsters of what happens to you when you excessively abuse alcohol, cocaine and stupidity pills!

I genuinely wish Jamie Carragher would f**k off from co commentary duties. Absolute ear bleed.

Studio punditry career isn't much better, just playing Statler to Neville's Waldorf (who, in fairness, is much better at it than Carra has ever been).

https://twitter.com/skysportspl/status/1528367687944089601?s=21&t=aNU03peNhsd70oX-H4P82Q

Liverpool won all 6 group games and lost one against Inter in the 2nd leg.

I genuinely wish Jamie Carragher would f**k off from co commentary duties. Absolute ear bleed.

Studio punditry career isn't much better, just playing Statler to Neville's Waldorf (who, in fairness, is much better at it than Carra has ever been).

I actually cannot listen to this two. Either full of try hard 'banter', huge over reactions or self importance.

One I've always had a bit of time for is Ian Wright to be honest. What I really like about him is he doesn't try hard to he an 'expert' and sound as if he knows all but just gives a bit of an opinion with a smile on his face for the most part.

https://twitter.com/mirrorfootball/status/1528489811404800000?s=21&t=aNU03peNhsd70oX-H4P82Q

No where in this article will you find a quote from Mo Salah saying he thought he won Liverpool the league.

What you will find is Stephen Warnock saying he looked like Mo Salah thought he won the league.

The quality of media is truly in the GUTTER.