Kirsty Gallagher got caught drink driving 3 times over the limit and wasn't fired by sky which is far more dangerous, so they set a precedent then, but Also they set one with key's and Gray so they seem like they don't have a clue what they doing.

43 minutes ago, Brutos said:

Kirsty Gallagher got caught drink driving 3 times over the limit and wasn't fired by sky which is far more dangerous, so they set a precedent then, but Also they set one with key's and Gray so they seem like they don't have a clue what they doing.

It depends on public reaction doesn’t it, Andy Gray was sacked for his comments about the female linesman and rightfully so in my opinion. But there was a witch hunt after Gray at the time given the political climate these days. 

With Carragher it’s not big enough to warrant a sacking, when I watch it I think it’s disgusting what he did but I also don’t think he saw the girl in the car. Even so why is he retaliating to that? People are going on about the driver, he’s not that relevant despite being a grade A tosser like a lot of football fans. Carragher should know better to ignore that and move on, he’s got some real personal issues. 

The thing is I actually liked Carragher as a bloke at Liverpool, and I detest Liverpool. But since he’s been at Sky Sports I’ve saw this nasty streak in him, especially on social media. He can’t seem to take a defeat on the chin or act humble, he’s too biased. Whereas for me Neville does it a lot better, he doesn’t let anything get to him and he can take a loss on the chin. 

And the way he used to speak about Chelsea had people scratching their heads, especially when Jose was here. After our 2-0 comeback against PSG Carragher was saying Chelsea just aren’t a team you can like, and then he goes on how Liverpool are the heroes of football and the model club. A lot of people like his punditry but I don’t, he’s far too biased even if he does knock Liverpool & Klopp a lot. 

Edited March 12, 20188 yr by Slojo

You can take the scouser out of Liverpool, but you can't take the Liverpool out of the scouser. 

It depends on public reaction doesn’t it, Andy Gray was sacked for his comments about the female linesman and rightfully so in my opinion. But there was a witch hunt after Gray at the time given the political climate these days. 

With Carragher it’s not big enough to warrant a sacking, when I watch it I think it’s disgusting what he did but I also don’t think he saw the girl in the car. Even so why is he retaliating to that? People are going on about the driver, he’s not that relevant despite being a grade A tosser like a lot of football fans. Carragher should know better to ignore that and move on, he’s got some real personal issues. 

The thing is I actually liked Carragher as a bloke at Liverpool, and I detest Liverpool. But since he’s been at Sky Sports I’ve saw this nasty streak in him, especially on social media. He can’t seem to take a defeat on the chin or act humble, he’s too biased. Whereas for me Neville does it a lot better, he doesn’t let anything get to him and he can take a loss on the chin. 

And the way he used to speak about Chelsea had people scratching their heads, especially when Jose was here. After our 2-0 comeback against PSG Carragher was saying Chelsea just aren’t a team you can like, and then he goes on how Liverpool are the heroes of football and the model club. A lot of people like his punditry but I don’t, he’s far too biased even if he does knock Liverpool & Klopp a lot. 

Well he was a nasty player so I am not surprised he did that, he must have been getting the piss taken out of him for a long while. The positive now is don't throw stones if you live in a glass house. Like Kendrick Lamar says now he has to be humble because if he isn't twitter and social media will rip him to bits

 

I'm left wondering how anyone can determine whether Carragher is spitting or just talking in that usual phlegm filled scouse accent they all have there don't dey lah ?

Another insight into Jamie Carragher. Make your own minds up.

 

Carra did not spit, he was just trying to say "Lewandowski".

Pellegrino's been sacked - Sparky the current favourite to take over.

f**k me, why do relegation threatened clubs continue the revolving door of failed ex-english/british managers. 

Has any of these clubs improved after sacking their manager this season? None of them look any better than they did before and their position in the league hasn't improved either.

7 hours ago, Slojo said:

Are u ok? 

You probably already no the answer to that. Kane is an England striker who carries our hopes. I hope he returns in a flash. Don't be so stupid to follow the crowd. And if you do congrats. 

You were the same guy saying Chelsea didn't deserve top four. You are a follower pal. 

Edited March 12, 20188 yr by Famous CFC

Just now, Scott Harris said:

Has any of these clubs improved after sacking their manager this season? None of them look any better than they did before and their position in the league hasn't improved either.

Swansea are unrecognisable.

3 minutes ago, Backbiter said:

Swansea are unrecognisable.

Probably the only ones that have shown a bit of improvement. The rest look as poor as ever.

I think the problem is the managers that have come in to replace the sacked ones. Hodgson, Pardew, Moyes, Lambert, Allardyce. It must be depressing seeing these washed up managers take over.

48 minutes ago, Famous CFC said:

You probably already no the answer to that. Kane is an England striker who carries our hopes. I hope he returns in a flash. Don't be so stupid to follow the crowd. And if you do congrats. 

You were the same guy saying Chelsea didn't deserve top four. You are a follower pal. 

I personally couldn't give a sh*te about the England National team, I put Chelsea first any day and anything to increase our chances of beating Spurs I'm all for it. It's not wishing an injury on Kane, but I would rather he be out for our match than not out since he's currently injured. 

 

I'm amazed Southampton waited this long to fire him. Sacking Puel was a strange decision in the first place.

They probably should have done this 2 months ago or earlier.

That said if Hughes is the person they have lined up then it's a complete waste of time.

1 hour ago, Slojo said:

I personally couldn't give a sh*te about the England National team, I put Chelsea first any day and anything to increase our chances of beating Spurs I'm all for it. It's not wishing an injury on Kane, but I would rather he be out for our match than not out since he's currently injured. 

 

I agree, Chelsea over England every time. I would take top 4 for Chelsea over England's minuscule chances of winning the world cup any day.

5 hours ago, Scott Harris said:

I agree, Chelsea over England every time. I would take top 4 for Chelsea over England's minuscule chances of winning the world cup any day.

Club (THE club, the one and only club ) over any country anytime! 

Chelsea getting top four or England winning a World Cup? England every single day of the week. 

8 hours ago, TJB said:

I'm amazed Southampton waited this long to fire him. Sacking Puel was a strange decision in the first place.

They probably should have done this 2 months ago or earlier.

That said if Hughes is the person they have lined up then it's a complete waste of time.

I kind of think if Charlie Austin had stayed fit they would have been ok, yet Shane Long has been injured too.

58 minutes ago, Famous CFC said:

Chelsea getting top four or England winning a World Cup? England every single day of the week. 

I don't really give aq sh*t about England, but I'd probably take a world cup win over a top 4 finish. However, I'd take a Chelsea PL or CL win over an England WC.

9 minutes ago, Zeta said:

I don't really give aq sh*t about England, but I'd probably take a world cup win over a top 4 finish. However, I'd take a Chelsea PL or CL win over an England WC.

I guess that's where seemingly me and most on here differ. England crowned World Champions or Chelsea winning a league title for me is a no brainier. I'd take England every single time. Your country winning the biggest tournament in all of sports and been crowned World Champions is an unbelievable achievement. National team then club for me. 

I think I would go for England too, its only likely to happen once in a lifetime and it would be great to see how everyone in the country would respond. 

29 minutes ago, Strider6003 said:

I think I would go for England too, its only likely to happen once in a lifetime and it would be great to see how everyone in the country would respond. 

We’d probably moan about it. 

11 hours ago, Scott Harris said:

Has any of these clubs improved after sacking their manager this season? None of them look any better than they did before and their position in the league hasn't improved either.

1 win in 18 games, thoroughly deserving of the sack IMO