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would be nice.
he is wasted on the arab tv. |
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tell ya what
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he's better than that and he know's it !
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Yep 2morro . Stevenage v everton bt sport
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I am sure he enjoyed Saudi Arabia he could have stomped all over womens rights and been worshipped as a god for doing it
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Never got the hatred for him, thought he was a top co-comm. Came across very passionate even when the game was a borefest compared to some of the shower on now.
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Take a booooooooooooooo son
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Put it this way... who would you rather have? - Andy Gray, passionate and insightful, or Michael Owen?
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Michael Owen is nowhere near as bad as people make out - Gray was rightly removed from telly for being an objectionable [expletive deleted]
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Tikkaboo SON! What about Richard 'Mon'keys. It must all be growing back in that heat
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I haven't noticed anything Owen has said tbh, can't listen to that voice
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should be a good in running thread this
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Andy Gray v Michael Owen - don't make me laugh
Scottish is best you just know it |
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andy gray could do with talking less but by heavens michael owen is boring, imo, and much of what he says is no more than stating the bleedin' obvious
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If he gets the job at the expense of Niall Quinn I'll be really cross.
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sometimes in football you need to score goals to win matches
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He's back
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Legend
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when will we have the first female League manager ta?
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Gray was sacked by Sky because he had become too popular and possibly too expensive. Sky were looking for any excuse to ditch him and Keys. Jamie Redknapp was also found to have behaved "inappropriately" but somehow kept his job.
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Clare Balding better watch herself.
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Been very good, puts Quinn and Owen to shame.
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so much better, bt have made a great move.
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I won't be signing up to BT anytime soon. First they employ Mark Halsey, the worst referee I've ever seen at Fulham* or anywhere else and now the misogynist Gray.
*Halsey's performance in the Fulham/Arsenal game back in 2004 was such a disgrace I'm still angry almost 10 years later. From a newspaper at the time "Mark Halsey will have been tossing and turning in his sleep last night as he awaited the verdict on an erratic refereeing performance that saw him change his mind about giving a penalty to Fulham, deny Arsenal a penalty and then rule out a goal for the home side involving a push that only he saw." |
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Andy Gray welcome home.
Different class. He only got saying something we would too!! |
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give me Andy Gray over Gary Neville - Neville is too false
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He's a tw@t whose attitude belongs in the 70s. And on his next trip back there he might want to collect his hair
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surely we all make jokes about what are not be our beliefs ?
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^ Oh check her oot !
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he was excellent, welcome back!
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Best commentator on TV, can't bear Neville and Owens's voice, AG much more engaging and will probably be on Champions League duty for BT in 2015 when Sky's run comes to an end, karma for sacking someone over next to nothing..
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'...next to nothing'.
I shouldn't be surprised. On a forum chocca full of right wing, reactionary, xenophobic, homophobic, racist mysoginists, Gray must be a hero to many. Or he's a tw@t and the news stories since Saville kicked the bucket have simply passed BT Sport by. |
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love a good rant. |
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Or he's a tw@t and the news stories since Saville kicked the bucket have simply passed BT Sport by
making a few comments about a female linesman is hardly on a par with Savile Best co-commentator by a mile and didn't even play for Liverpool or man utd |
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Welcome back Andy. Top bloke.
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Top English Premier League TV pundit and journalist Andy Gray has sensationally remarked that Barcelona’s World Player of the Year Lionel Messi would struggle to cope with the rigours of the English Premier League, and believes he could not cut it away at Stoke City.
The Sky Sports host, who enjoyed spells with Aston Villa and Everton during his playing career, was discussing the 2010 Ballon d’Or nominees during Monday evening’s broadcast of Manchester City versus Everton. When asked by co-presenter Richard Keys whether he felt Messi and Real Madrid rival Cristiano Ronaldo would be capable of scoring so prolifically in England, Gray stated his belief that the Argentine would "struggle in a cold night at the Britiannia Stadium", referring to the home of top-flight side Stoke City. He added that "Barcelona would struggle in the EPL as they've never played the likes of Stoke." ![]() |
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Apparently he is on a par with Hitler because he said "women don't know anything about Football"
When in general and in my experience they don't, never did I think I'd see Sky outmuscled by anyone for something that not only did they really want, but is a big part of their product, can see a lot of people cancelling, although I'd say the biggest draw is still PL football for subscribers but I heard BeIn Sports are putting in a bid for Exclusive UK rights |