THEBIGJOHNSTEADER; Posted 2 August 2013 Posted 2 August 2013 Ridiculously annoying how its on so late, fall asleep by the end of the featured game Try an enema when you start to feel drifty. Really invigorates the senses. I promise you'll see league 3 highlights.
Danizen Posted 18 August 2013 Posted 18 August 2013 Can't find this on iPlayer. The latest episode available is from the opening day.
stevelcfc Posted 18 August 2013 Posted 18 August 2013 Can't find this on iPlayer. The latest episode available is from the opening day. Goes up on Mondays I think, same as MOTD.
MC Prussian Posted 18 August 2013 Posted 18 August 2013 Little to no information on us, all Derby here, Derby there. And not even an interview snippet with the manager after the game. Oh well, prefer operating under the radar, anyway.
emmo1987 Posted 18 August 2013 Posted 18 August 2013 Could they bum derby and will Hughes in particular anymore. ?? Didn't even speak to Pearson.!
Bettsj2 Posted 18 August 2013 Posted 18 August 2013 Could they bum derby and will Hughes in particular anymore. ?? Didn't even speak to Pearson.! THIS. Will Hughes was gash but after the game, Clem was stil 'oh his pass selection eh? Eh?' Would have been nice to have heard from at least someone from our side!!
The Horse's Mouth Posted 19 August 2013 Posted 19 August 2013 Could they bum derby and will Hughes in particular anymore. ?? Didn't even speak to Pearson.! Yeah it was pretty annoying, I was expecting at least an interview from Pearson and we got nothing
Ford Super Sunday Posted 19 August 2013 Posted 19 August 2013 'Clem' went to Derby to see how things were going on at Derby. We were merely the opponents; we weren't the focus of the feature at all. They were there to see how Clough was doing and to admire how brilliant Will Hughes is (and how badly he did in his A-Levels, judging by his reluctance to say what he got). We'll have one of these during the course of the season, and our opponents that day will be the same; they won't get mentioned at all during the pre and post match fodder, but talked about during he voiced-over report. Hopefully when that happens there will be an equal outcry from everyone that they were ignored over the 'bumming' of us.
kylestyle06 Posted 19 August 2013 Posted 19 August 2013 By the time I get in, have had a few beers and get ready to watch this, Leroy Roseiner actually sends me to sleep
Guest Bilo Posted 19 August 2013 Posted 19 August 2013 McManaman "not that sort of player" Yeah. Unlucky to get red my arse; if a tackle requires a run-up, you're going to have problems. What was Coyle's problem with Ian Harte as well, couldn't work it out?
Kitchandro Posted 19 August 2013 Posted 19 August 2013 'Clem' went to Derby to see how things were going on at Derby. We were merely the opponents; we weren't the focus of the feature at all. They were there to see how Clough was doing and to admire how brilliant Will Hughes is (and how badly he did in his A-Levels, judging by his reluctance to say what he got). We'll have one of these during the course of the season, and our opponents that day will be the same; they won't get mentioned at all during the pre and post match fodder, but talked about during he voiced-over report. Hopefully when that happens there will be an equal outcry from everyone that they were ignored over the 'bumming' of us. Not strictly true, most of the time the opposition manager does get an interview, and I'm sure he would have if he was Harry Redknapp. But the thing that annoyed me was that the report was extremely biased, it was done in a pro-Derby tone and suggested they were unlucky. When actually, they created very, very little and we dealt with them well. 'A second would have flattered Leicester'. Well, no, not if you were watching the first half it wouldn't.
Harry - LCFC Posted 19 August 2013 Posted 19 August 2013 Unlucky to get red my arse; if a tackle requires a run-up, you're going to have problems. What was Coyle's problem with Ian Harte as well, couldn't work it out? I suppose he made the mistake of questioning why a player might jump two-footed into a tackle with studs up knowing how dangerous such a tackle/assault could be. Silly Ian, he's learnt his lesson now. I get bored of this "got the ball" justification use as well. As if that makes it acceptable to take a hack at another player's leg.
Corky Posted 20 August 2013 Posted 20 August 2013 McManaman "not that sort of player" Yeah. Nobody is that sort of player. I bet Ron Harris and Vinnie Jones had that back-up when they played too.
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