Unabomber Posted 18 June 2014 Share Posted 18 June 2014 Who was the co commentator in the earlier match (and this match for that matter too....) ? Clarke Carlise and now Danny Murphy. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nalis Posted 18 June 2014 Share Posted 18 June 2014 Clarke Carlise and now Danny Murphy. Cheers, Murphys been alright so far. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
StanSP Posted 18 June 2014 Share Posted 18 June 2014 Lineker just then . Been told to let people know they can access coverage via your phone. So he holds it up and comments 'just incase no-one knows what a phone looks like' lol Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nalis Posted 18 June 2014 Share Posted 18 June 2014 I keep making the mistake of clicking into this thread, becoming far too familiar with Glenn Hoddle's camel toe. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AKCJ Posted 18 June 2014 Share Posted 18 June 2014 I keep making the mistake of clicking into this thread, becoming far too familiar with Glenn Hoddle's camel toe. I was on a bus earlier viewing this thread on my phone, had to scroll down quickly before anyone could see I was looking at a 56 year old bloke's camel toe. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tielemans63 Posted 18 June 2014 Share Posted 18 June 2014 I'm liking Danny Murphy as a co-commentator by the way. Actually offers some insight. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
StanSP Posted 18 June 2014 Share Posted 18 June 2014 Danny Murphy taking out all aspects of sporting play. 'Don't kick the ball out, you're 2-0 down in the World Cup!' Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Narborough_fox Posted 18 June 2014 Share Posted 18 June 2014 Think BBC should use Tim Vickery fsr more than they are doing. Would be a very good pundit/co-commentator for the Brazil matches, at least. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
StanSP Posted 18 June 2014 Share Posted 18 June 2014 Danny Murphy says he can only remember Man City vs QPR when there were 2 goals in last couple of minutes. Someone clearly didn't see Leicester vs Arsenal in 1997... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Danno Posted 18 June 2014 Share Posted 18 June 2014 I like Danny Murphy a lot. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Stadt Posted 18 June 2014 Share Posted 18 June 2014 Sounds like Lawro Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Facecloth Posted 18 June 2014 Share Posted 18 June 2014 Danny Murphy says he can only remember Man City vs QPR when there were 2 goals in last couple of minutes. Someone clearly didn't see Leicester vs Arsenal in 1997... The 3-3 draw? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Unabomber Posted 18 June 2014 Share Posted 18 June 2014 Henry - "I know Clarence is a lover of...erm, guys" Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
StanSP Posted 18 June 2014 Share Posted 18 June 2014 The 3-3 draw? Yep! There were 3! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Facecloth Posted 18 June 2014 Share Posted 18 June 2014 Yep! There were 3! That's what I was thinking, it's why i asked . Thought you we're thinking of a different game and got the year wrong. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
StanSP Posted 18 June 2014 Share Posted 18 June 2014 That's what I was thinking, it's why i asked . Thought you we're thinking of a different game and got the year wrong. Haha. Look what literally just happened in my FM Game. It's not Arsenal but . Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Facecloth Posted 18 June 2014 Share Posted 18 June 2014 Haha. Look what literally just happened in my FM Game. It's not Arsenal but . See Danny Murphy knows nothing! It's happened tonight! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Narborough_fox Posted 18 June 2014 Share Posted 18 June 2014 Have to agree with the praise Danny Murphy got. Added some very insightful input to the commentary. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AKCJ Posted 18 June 2014 Share Posted 18 June 2014 "If you lift your hands up and strike an opponent then there's only one place you're going... And that's the bathroom". You sure Lee? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 18 June 2014 Share Posted 18 June 2014 I don't dislike Lee Dixon as a co commentator but earlier he said the Croatian left back had a "bit of a red fuse." Nothing like an amalgamation of cliches to set the booth alight. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Stadt Posted 18 June 2014 Share Posted 18 June 2014 I don't dislike Lee Dixon as a co commentator but earlier he said the Croatian left back had a "bit of a red fuse." Nothing like an amalgamation of cliches to set the booth alight. I love it when a co-commentator says something slightly weird or incorrect like that and there's that awkward half second stutter where the main commentator goes to correct them and thinks better of it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ScouseFox Posted 19 June 2014 Share Posted 19 June 2014 wrighty on his way home because his family got burgled at knife point. kinda enjoyed some of the patronising shit he said to chiles. definitely didn't enjoy him calling hoddle "gaffer" every sentence though. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
davieG Posted 19 June 2014 Share Posted 19 June 2014 Take ThatRobbie Savage appeared to take it in good spirits when an image was circulated on Twitter showing his silverware (one Worthington Cup) in comparison to Clarence Seedorf and Thierry Henry (too many to detail here); he appeared to take it in good spirits when Henry said quietly that Arsenal "managed" to cope with Savage's Leicester. But now he has had his sweet, sweet revenge.While commentating on Tim Cahill's magnificent goal for Australia for the BBC, Savage cried: "Clarence Seedorf and Thierry Henry can have all their medals but they couldn't commentate on a goal like that."Erm, what?It's Getting Hot In HereMark Lawrenson on the BBC on why this Chile team should be able to cope with the conditions: "They're gonna be used to it, a lot of these guys play in this part of the world...well some of them anyway."Number of Chile players on the pitch that play in South America: One.Lawro: Thinking research is for geeks since about 1984.Promise Of The DayFrom Mark Lawrenson: "I've got to stop predicting results."Friday's Mediawatch column is going to be short next season.How Them Football WorksSaid Rio Ferdinand on BBC during the post-match analysis of Spain 0 Chile 2 on the BBC: "We could have been talking about a totally different end result here if them (sic) two chances had gone in."Fangs. For. That.The Sun's 'news' reporting of the World Cup plumbs new depths on Thursday with a front-page photoshopped image of Daniel Sturridge, Wayne Rooney and Raheem Sterling with fangs. Because Luis Suarez bit someone, you see. Over a year ago. Neil Syson (in Sao Paulo) can be very proud of the 39 words he has contributed to that front-page 'story'.He can also be incredibly proud of the 'exclusive' story on pages four and five in which he 'exclusively' wrote that his colleague Tom Morgan got close enough to Luis Suarez to have his picture taken. Literally nobody else has got that 'story'.Clap....clap....clap. Is that slow enough?Last Night, He SaidAccording to an 'exclusive' in the Daily Star, 'WAYNE ROONEY promised to "give it everything" for England last night.'Alternatively, Rooney promised to "give it everything" in a genuinely exclusive interview with his own official website on June 13.Xabi XhicAs we watched Xabi Alonso dive in recklessly to earn Chile the free-kick from which they scored their second goal on Wednesday night - a month after he missed the Champions League final through suspension after diving in recklessly - Mediawatch was reminded of something he said in 2011..."Tackling is not really a quality, it's more something you are forced to resort to when you don't have the ball."Maybe he should have practised.PirlessWant to see seven pictures of a topless Michael Carrick? If the answer to that question is yes, what on earth are you doing on Football365? Get thyself over to MailOnline, who have seven such pictures of Carrick under the headline 'Michael Carrick is 'England's Andrea Pirlo'...so why is he in Barbados and not Brazil?'He's England's Andrea Pirlo, is he? Really? We're pretty sure we've just watched a season where Carrick's pass completion rate was just 88.6% - marginally higher than Marouane Fellaini but lower than four of his United colleagues including Tom Cleverley. We're also pretty sure he contributed just one assist and no goals despite starting 26 Premier League games. So where did this Andrea Pirlo (four goals, six assists last season) nonsense come from?'Carrick has been likened to Andrea Pirlo by Sportsmail's Adrian Durham.'Ah. Nonsense entirely explained.Blast Of The DayHeadline in The Sun: 'Utd were clueless when it came to Fellaini - JAN'S BLAST AT MOYES.'Oopening paragraph in The Sun: 'MANCHESTER UNITED have been told: 'You haven't got a clue how to use Marouane Fellaini. Belgium defender Jan Vertonghen launches a blast at Old Trafford chiefs after seeing Fellaini save his country on Tuesday."Actual quotes from Jan Vertonghen: Marouane is always very important for the Belgian team. I know there has been a lot of pressure on him from the fans in England but, in Belgium, he always does well and scores goals."Stand back, people, he's about to blow.Line Of The DayCredit where credit is due, comment of the week comes from the match tracker on the BBC Sport website:20:51Chile's goalscorers tonight? Charles and Eddie.Would I lie to you?Now try and get that out of your heads.Headlines Of The Day'RED HOT CHILE PRESSURE' - Genius from RTE during their coverage.'CHILE CON CARNAGE' - The Daily Mirror.'ORANJE WEDNESDAY' - The Sun.Worst Headline Of The Day'Daniel 'n Roo will see off...U' - The Sun.Non-Football Story Of The Day'A funeral director in northwest Australia has had to store the body of a 200kg (31.5 stone) man in her car overnight because it was refused by a hospital morgue for being "too fat".'Joanne Cummings said she had to drive to her home in Roebourne, two hours away from the morgue, with the corpse in her hearse. Temperatures in the area average around 28C (82F) during the day, and Ms Cummins said she had to keep the air conditioning at full blast to keep the body cool during the drive.'She also had to keep the air conditioning running overnight, using three tanks of petrol, and checked the body every 30 minutes. The following morning, she and her business partner hired a sea container with a chiller and placed the body inside there' - Sky News. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
StanSP Posted 19 June 2014 Share Posted 19 June 2014 BBC commentator (name escapes me): Yaya Toure not walking so convincingly Lawro: Probably just went for a bit of cake. And then he mentions that Bamba 'doesn't fill you with confidence does he?' Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
StanSP Posted 19 June 2014 Share Posted 19 June 2014 BBC guy: I don't know if Boka has signs, but if they play football, they should play for Boca Juniors. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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