nnfox Posted 29 November 2015 Posted 29 November 2015 Just watching MOTD back this morning and I swear, when the camera pans onto Woy after Vardy's record-breaking goal, the saggy eyed sod looks AWKWARD... He doesn't look happy, there's no smile,just a little rye grin as if to say 'I WISH that was Rooney, not Vardy'. I'm not making this up, go back and have a look. My thoughts exactly. It was a "Oh great, how can I drop him now" sort of look.
Vacamion Posted 29 November 2015 Posted 29 November 2015 You could see Shearer was getting emotional during his little rant about Newcastle. Thought he might pop a baw there....
Guest Col city fan Posted 29 November 2015 Posted 29 November 2015 My thoughts exactly. It was a "Oh great, how can I drop him now" sort of look. Glad it's not just me mate.....
HighPeakFox Posted 29 November 2015 Posted 29 November 2015 Maybe he was wishing it was Lee Cattermole banging them in (sorry Col, thought I'd drag it up irrelevantly and out of context just like everyone else does)
Raw Dykes Posted 29 November 2015 Posted 29 November 2015 Just watching MOTD back this morning and I swear, when the camera pans onto Woy after Vardy's record-breaking goal, the saggy eyed sod looks AWKWARD... He doesn't look happy, there's no smile,just a little rye grin as if to say 'I WISH that was Rooney, not Vardy'. I'm not making this up, go back and have a look. When are we going to get an England manager who can pick a team based on form? Most would pick Rooney no matter how obese and useless he gets.
Guest Col city fan Posted 29 November 2015 Posted 29 November 2015 Maybe he was wishing it was Lee Cattermole banging them in (sorry Col, thought I'd drag it up irrelevantly and out of context just like everyone else does) lol....like it...
StanSP Posted 29 November 2015 Posted 29 November 2015 Just watching MOTD back this morning and I swear, when the camera pans onto Woy after Vardy's record-breaking goal, the saggy eyed sod looks AWKWARD... He doesn't look happy, there's no smile,just a little rye grin as if to say 'I WISH that was Rooney, not Vardy'. I'm not making this up, go back and have a look. It's like there was a huge reluctant smile as if to say 'why does he have to keep fvcking scoring goals?' whilst outwardly thinking 'smile for the camera'.
Phube Posted 29 November 2015 Posted 29 November 2015 It's like there was a huge reluctant smile as if to say 'why does he have to keep fvcking scoring goals?' whilst outwardly thinking 'smile for the camera'. As I said in the match thread, I thought Roy looked almost embarrassed...
promised land Posted 29 November 2015 Posted 29 November 2015 Cannot get worked up worrying what Woy thinks, the whole set-up is rotten anyway. Yes, Shrek with the old carpet on his head will always be first on the team sheet regardless of his performance. England hasn't interested me for years. Woy should've gone after the World Cup.
Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo Posted 29 November 2015 Posted 29 November 2015 Just watching MOTD back this morning and I swear, when the camera pans onto Woy after Vardy's record-breaking goal, the saggy eyed sod looks AWKWARD... He doesn't look happy, there's no smile,just a little rye grin as if to say 'I WISH that was Rooney, not Vardy'. I'm not making this up, go back and have a look. I noticed this too, they could have put a little thought bubble next to his stupid head that said "I'm only here because Spurs aren't playing today"
Guest Col city fan Posted 29 November 2015 Posted 29 November 2015 I noticed this too, they could have put a little thought bubble next to his stupid head that said "I'm only here because Spurs aren't playing today" Amazing really. You would have thought the manager of the England team, with a big tournament looming would be OVER THE MOON to have a striker in this form.. He looked anything other...
ARTY_FOX Posted 29 November 2015 Posted 29 November 2015 The worst part of it all is when harry kane scored an open goal he about had a heart attack celebrating.
Dan Posted 30 November 2015 Posted 30 November 2015 Louis Van Gaal is a deluded nobhead. He spouted a load of shite before and after the 5-3 last year as well though so it's no surprise.
Carl the Llama Posted 30 November 2015 Posted 30 November 2015 I'm so glad people are talking about Woy's reaction to the goal. Had me fuming when I saw that stupid look on his stupid face.
Dan Posted 30 November 2015 Posted 30 November 2015 I've said it before and I'll say it again but the BBC have got to put John Motson out of his misery. And Jonathan Pearce. He seriously grates on me.
PhillippaT Posted 30 November 2015 Posted 30 November 2015 And Jonathan Pearce. He seriously grates on me. It's obvious he always preferred Robot Wars anyway...
Foxhateram Posted 30 November 2015 Posted 30 November 2015 Thought the analysis was poor this week. Heavily bias towards United and no mention of the foul on Okazaki which was covered extensively by Sky. They missed quite a few of our chances in the highlights wreal and made it look like United dominated and we were lucky for a draw. Am I the only one that never really thought they threatened us at all? They had a lot of possession second half, but did naff all with it.
ScouseFox Posted 30 November 2015 Posted 30 November 2015 if we could defend set pieces I'm not even sure they'd have had a shot on target? they're shite as f uck.
Footballwipe Posted 30 November 2015 Posted 30 November 2015 In terms of commentators yes, someone needs to put Motty out to pasture. Grew up listening to him commentate in the late 90s and early 00s, watch him back then and compare him to now, it's actually quite sad to hear his decline. I like Pearce but only live (though he had an absolute mare at the World Cup which was almost unforgivable!) he's not as good on highlights with no co-comm to bounce off. If only he reverted back to his Channel 5, excitable self! The BBC's commentator list is getting ever thinner in terms of quality. Outside of Wilson, Brotherton and Mowbray you have Pearce and then the also-rans; Martin Fisher, Bower, heck they even have to draft in Alan Green every so often when there are a lot of games. Totally understandable though as they have no football outside of the WC, Euros, FA Cup and PL highlights, but it's still turgid. I'll never forget Martin Fisher's underwhelming commentary on last season's 5-3 game. One of the greatest comebacks in our history and he seemed to describe it like a 2-0 win. Wasn't so worried about the analysis from Saturday either, myself. There was always going to be a focus on United after Vardy, and Sky could cover the Okazaki foul extensively cause they had half an hour after the game to talk about it. Trunkated analysis is the norm with MOTD, sometimes you wish they wouldn't bother and show more highlights!
suffolk fox Posted 30 November 2015 Posted 30 November 2015 Thought the analysis was poor this week. Heavily bias towards United and no mention of the foul on Okazaki which was covered extensively by Sky. They missed quite a few of our chances in the highlights wreal and made it look like United dominated and we were lucky for a draw. Am I the only one that never really thought they threatened us at all? They had a lot of possession second half, but did naff all with it. No I said the same in the post match thread. Utd are nowhere near the team they were under Ferguson. I genuinely couldn't see them scoring at all from open play as they didn't threaten at all. I was bitterly disappointed when they scored from a corner and I too thought Okazaki had been fouled. It's ok having loads of possession but if you do not threaten with it whats the point? We had the best three shots on target to their two one of which was their goal. How, Van Gaal, Shweinsteiger and their fans can seriously think they deserved to win the game I just Don't know. Deluded all of them. Chew on them sour grapes a little more please, cos it's great. Champions league your having a laugh.
RonnieTodger Posted 30 November 2015 Posted 30 November 2015 And Jonathan Pearce. He seriously grates on me. He is the worst by a ****ing mile. Always gives his shitty opinion and gets proved wrong by the replay.
ARM1968 Posted 30 November 2015 Posted 30 November 2015 I'm glad someone else noticed woys weaction. It was criminal to be honest. An Englishman breaks the Premier League scoring record and he looks like he's just found a turd in his sandwich. What an absolute cvnt.
The Doctor Posted 30 November 2015 Posted 30 November 2015 I'm glad someone else noticed woys weaction. It was criminal to be honest. An Englishman breaks the Premier League scoring record and he looks like he's just found a turd in his sandwich. What an absolute cvnt. I do wonder whether it's because he's just seen one of his first choice centre backs rinsed by a simple diagonal run? If one of my defenders was getting beaten so easily I'd be worried
ARM1968 Posted 30 November 2015 Posted 30 November 2015 Nah. It was a response to Vardy's goal - followed by muttering.
fuchsntf Posted 30 November 2015 Posted 30 November 2015 I thought at the time, the Roy moment, was one of the best pan-shots of the season, second only to our steward going crazy after our great comeback.
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