Judge Red
Don't Call Me Douglas
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He has no defence. Well, not after the initial BS was shown for what it is. He’s going to Qatar for the money and that’s that.
He hinted at doing just that... Some feckin chanceI'd love it if he actually starting going off in the middle of commentary in Qatar and just started listing the Human Rights abusesNow that would actually be doing more than just sitting at home!
Something Something champagne socialist.Are we all meant to dislike G Nev or something? I didn’t get the memo..
Ahh so we don’t like him because he has moneySomething Something champagne socialist.
Yeah lets wait and see. I reckon he might fire off a few tweets but no way will he criticise the Qataris. What's worse is he's on beIN, home of the dinosaur bantasaurs Keys & Gray.He hinted at doing just that... Some feckin chance![]()
It's insane. Manc guy, Man United fan, joined the club as a kid, 400 odd appearances and nearly as many trophies. Also bowed out of the club with more grace than 99% of players when he decided he wasn't good enough anymore.Are we all meant to dislike G Nev or something? I didn’t get the memo..
Yer but he has opinions! And he praises other teams sometimes and criticises United. Bloke acts like he's paid to be a pundit or something...It's insane. Manc guy, Man United fan, joined the club as a kid, 400 odd appearances and nearly as many trophies. Also bowed out of the club with more grace than 99% of players when he decided he wasn't good enough anymore.
You think that would buy him some credit.
It's too hard to look past that first half performance at West Brom.It's insane. Manc guy, Man United fan, joined the club as a kid, 400 odd appearances and nearly as many trophies. Also bowed out of the club with more grace than 99% of players when he decided he wasn't good enough anymore.
You think that would buy him some credit.
Seems to be a tiny minority that vocally distain him.It's insane. Manc guy, Man United fan, joined the club as a kid, 400 odd appearances and nearly as many trophies. Also bowed out of the club with more grace than 99% of players when he decided he wasn't good enough anymore.
You think that would buy him some credit.
No but on this issue he has decided to put money before beliefs and it’s something to be disappointed about when we see him preaching on Twitter everyday. When push comes to shove he’s the same as the politicians he despises.Are we all meant to dislike G Nev or something? I didn’t get the memo..
Yeah the Qatar commentary isn’t a great look. But people are having a go at him being a hypocrite because he thinks the Tories are a bunch of cnuts.
Qatar bit starts from 17:15 if anyone interested. He had no answers. Got exposed and looked uncomfortable and embarrassed.
Yeah he melted but I didn't think it was as bad as made out on Twitter having just watched the bit. He's obviously no match for someone like Hislop and I don't think he would consider himself to be considering he was extremely nervous about going on.That was so awkward to watch! Neville melted.
I don’t think it’s for the money. Probably going for the same reason the players are going. Fame. It’s the world stage and he wants to commentate with the best of them. Stay relevant etc. I don’t blame him.He has no defence. Well, not after the initial BS was shown for what it is. He’s going to Qatar for the money and that’s that.
I’m not quite understanding the hate towards him just because he’s going over there to do commentary and getting paid a lot of money. Regardless of the fact he’s spoken out about issues in Qatar, I’ve got no issues with him doing the commentary and getting paid well for it. If the argument is he shouldn’t be going at all, then shouldn’t that be the same for every player, coaching staff and pundit that is going over from England? In fact, aren’t we guilty to an extent as well as we’re contributing towards paying the broadcasters who are showing the World Cup. I highly doubt anyone is going to boycott watching the World Cup to show a stance.Yeah he melted but I didn't think it was as bad as made out on Twitter having just watched the bit. He's obviously no match for someone like Hislop and I don't think he would consider himself to be considering he was extremely nervous about going on.
He had masses of credit, until he decided to open his mouth. His brother opens his mouth, on occasion, but, mostly, bollocks doesn't come out.It's insane. Manc guy, Man United fan, joined the club as a kid, 400 odd appearances and nearly as many trophies. Also bowed out of the club with more grace than 99% of players when he decided he wasn't good enough anymore.
You think that would buy him some credit.
I think that’s harsh. With regards to football he talks a lot of sense. No one is expected to agree with all his views but I wouldn’t say he loses all credit when he opens his mouth.He had masses of credit, until he decided to open his mouth. His brother opens his mouth, on occasion, but, mostly, bollocks doesn't come out.
I think Hislop and the rest of the panellist's stance is that no one really should be going over from England, least that's my impression which I think is fair enough. I do agree that we are all guilty to some extent if we even follow a team during the World Cup which is why I think the whole thing is a tricky area.I’m not quite understanding the hate towards him just because he’s going over there to do commentary and getting paid a lot of money. Regardless of the fact he’s spoken out about issues in Qatar, I’ve got no issues with him doing the commentary and getting paid well for it. If the argument is he shouldn’t be going at all, then shouldn’t that be the same for every player, coaching staff and pundit that is going over from England? In fact, aren’t we guilty to an extent as well as we’re contributing towards paying the broadcasters who are showing the World Cup. I highly doubt anyone is going to boycott watching the World Cup to show a stance.
Yeah I'd go along with that.I don’t think it’s for the money. Probably going for the same reason the players are going. Fame. It’s the world stage and he wants to commentate with the best of them. Stay relevant etc. I don’t blame him.
His brother just got abuse for the crime of being hired as a coach.He had masses of credit, until he decided to open his mouth. His brother opens his mouth, on occasion, but, mostly, bollocks doesn't come out.
The second hand embarrassment set in & I had to stop watching. He had no ‘defence’ as the comedian said.
Qatar bit starts from 17:15 if anyone interested. He had no answers. Got exposed and looked uncomfortable and embarrassed.
He didn’t hold back on going in on him. However, I think it’s easy for Hislop to sit there smugly when the truth is he would probably have gone too if he was offered the same in Neville’s position.The second hand embarrassment set in & I had to stop watching. He had no ‘defence’ as the comedian said.
Hislop calmly listing a 3rd option was a devastating dagger. All he could do was sit there and smile awkwardly.The second hand embarrassment set in & I had to stop watching. He had no ‘defence’ as the comedian said.
Yup. Clearly exposed his feeble excuse.Hislop calmly listing a 3rd option was devastating dagger. All he could do was sit there and smile awkwardly.
It was funny to see him attempt to go into one of his many monologues about educating Qatar like he does on Sky, only for him to get knocked down by Hislop.
Qatar bit starts from 17:15 if anyone interested. He had no answers. Got exposed and looked uncomfortable and embarrassed.
Hislop has been on the BBC for decades and the editor of Private Eye for even longer. He'll have had a million opportunities to "sell out" but hasn't, smug git that he is.He didn’t hold back on going in on him. However, I think it’s easy for Hislop to sit there smugly when the truth is he would probably have gone too if he was offered the same in Neville’s position.
It’s easy to be the Jury when you were never invited to the party.
Not strange at all. Reading out aloud from an autocue always, always sounds wooden compared off the cuff commentary about a subject you are an expert in.Programme's 100% scripted now of course. It's strange how Nev's quite fluent in off the cuff commentary but so wooden following a script, although he did seem to relax a bit as he went along at least.
I don't think that really exposes anything. An football pundit sitting at home talking about working conditions or LGBTQ rights in Qatar is not going to really set any headlines or make any difference compared to bringing up those issues when you are actually in said country. He already did a piece for his youtube which I personally think showed Qatar in a pretty poor light for someone who is supposedly getting paid off by them to make them look good. I am sure a lot of football fans would watch that and learn from that video because he has a different audience than someone who is going to watch a BBC news clip on working conditions in Qatar.Yup. Clearly exposed his feeble excuse.