Ruddock was bigger again (in every way). What a spiteful, hate-ridden individual.
Which player do you dislike the most?
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
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Every time I see a clip of this guy, he's giving the absolute shittiest takes imaginable. I refuse to believe he really believes 90% of what he says.
Every little, diving, spanish dwarf or the ones that played for Barca.
Iniesta, Alba, Aguero, Azpilicueta, Pedro, Villa, Xavi, Alves. Add Neymar and Ronaldo there.
If Bruno wasn't our player, he would've been on the top of my 'most hated players' list.
Iniesta, Alba, Aguero, Azpilicueta, Pedro, Villa, Xavi, Alves. Add Neymar and Ronaldo there.
If Bruno wasn't our player, he would've been on the top of my 'most hated players' list.
You missed Busquets.
I remember in like 2006 when his player profile randomly showed up as part of the first team on the Utd website, Utd quickly denied any interest, I bet he got his hopes up
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from about 04/05. up until about 10/11, I had an intense dislike of Frank Lampard. followed closely by the one and only John Terry.
Lampard was a great player, ill at least give him that. But he was one of the jammiest players going when it came to scoring deflected goals. Used to really really irk me
Lampard was a great player, ill at least give him that. But he was one of the jammiest players going when it came to scoring deflected goals. Used to really really irk me
Luis Suarez by far.
John Terry and Kane, by a country mile. They seem to be very thick and stupid.
Harris is the top of that particular breed of players 'cnut's tree'. Many times he tried to take out George, but usually failed. One of the things that fans who never saw the team live in those days will not know, is just how hard and vicious Crerand could be - at times it seemed like he was George's minder and 'head of retribution'.
Many times after particular crude tackles on Best, one could see Smith, Harris, Bonds etc limping away after colliding with Paddy. Paddy was in his rampant pomp against Estudiantes [ably assisted by Nobby]. I am amazed that anyone was walking after those two bloodbaths.
You have to allow for the fact he's one of the thickest human beings ever to walk the earth.
The kind of guy whose eyebrows knot in concentration when he tries to talk.
Pepe and Ramos, especially during the Mourinho time at Real.
Suarez at Liverpool (didn't care after), Kuyt, Gerrard.
Tevez for the way he treated Fergie and United.
Irrational take - the entire Arsenal team every time
Suarez at Liverpool (didn't care after), Kuyt, Gerrard.
Tevez for the way he treated Fergie and United.
Irrational take - the entire Arsenal team every time
I knew I'm forgetting someone.
Can't stand Lindelof
Can’t stand Barcelona players.
On theory I should like them and dislike Madrid but it always shocks me that it’s the other way.
There’s just something about their ‘dna’ that I don’t like.
On theory I should like them and dislike Madrid but it always shocks me that it’s the other way.
There’s just something about their ‘dna’ that I don’t like.
he HATES Man Utd don't he?
He annoys a lot of people with his stupid takes, that’s the biggest reason why pundits are hired.
Robertson, Di Maria, Busquets, Lionheart JT, Slippy G, Haaland Jr. and Sr. to name a few.
I don't like what C. Ronaldo represents as a individualistic footballer. The way he doesn't celebrate teammates goals, it has to be all about him. I remember one time he could have played Rashford through on goal but intentionally played the ball wider so Rashford would have to set him up, ruining a goal scoring opportunity, that's literally the worst bit of play I've seen in a professional football match.
The interview he did before quitting united is outrageous, he's the sort of human I wouldn't want to work with because he can't stand not being the center of attention.
Bale revealed how he would throw he boots in the locker room and be angry in the locker room if he didn't score regardless if his team won.
I can imagine every player in a team trying to play like him, no one would score and theyll be beaten by a large score every game. Just not my taste.
The interview he did before quitting united is outrageous, he's the sort of human I wouldn't want to work with because he can't stand not being the center of attention.
Bale revealed how he would throw he boots in the locker room and be angry in the locker room if he didn't score regardless if his team won.
I can imagine every player in a team trying to play like him, no one would score and theyll be beaten by a large score every game. Just not my taste.
He’ll argue to the death Utd cheated him out of a league cup medal in 09, Vidic conned the ref etc etc
Joey Barton.
Andy Carroll. My blood boils just typing his name. I need to scrub myself now with oven cleaner.
Paddy didn't take any prisoners. That Estudiantes game was a battle all right. Best got stuck into one of there players who ended up getting wealthy from the sheer number of coins thrown at him. Stepney flattened one of their forwards but the ref looked the other way. Law got crocked and was subbed. It was mayhem.Harris is the top of that particular breed of players 'cnut's tree'. Many times he tried to take out George, but usually failed. One of the things that fans who never saw the team live in those days will not know, is just how hard and vicious Crerand could be - at times it seemed like he was George's minder and 'head of retribution'.
Many times after particular crude tackles on Best, one could see Smith, Harris, Bonds etc limping away after colliding with Paddy. Paddy was in his rampant pomp against Estudiantes [ably assisted by Nobby]. I am amazed that anyone was walking after those two bloodbaths.
As for the hardest player I ever saw, probably Dave Mackay. Great footballer but someone you didn't want to mess with.
Going back about 12-13 years ago and he was down on Football Manager as a Manchester United fan
Any Cnut who plays for the dippers and the bitters.
I think that just about covers it.
I think that just about covers it.
No strong hate or dislike, but Pogba, Lingard, Henderson and Rodri (used to be Fernandinho).
How could I forget Arsenal's Gabriel.
How could I forget Arsenal's Gabriel.
Who’s currently playing? Robertson a bit of a twat. Not sure who else, which is a shame as it shows we don’t have a true rival at the moment.
Probably disliked a few United players more than rivals in recent years. Maguire, Rashford during his bad year or two, Jesse, Pogba to name a few. There was a time our players were very dislikable, especially the English core who seemed entitled.
Probably disliked a few United players more than rivals in recent years. Maguire, Rashford during his bad year or two, Jesse, Pogba to name a few. There was a time our players were very dislikable, especially the English core who seemed entitled.
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John Fitzpatrick took up that role when Paddy and Nobby neared the end/ended their careers - although my biggest memory of him was getting into a punch-up with Denis Law at Chelsea. They never spoke about why hit flared up, although United playing appalling for 45 minutes might have had something to do with it! both would have been sent off immediately these daysHarris is the top of that particular breed of players 'cnut's tree'. Many times he tried to take out George, but usually failed. One of the things that fans who never saw the team live in those days will not know, is just how hard and vicious Crerand could be - at times it seemed like he was George's minder and 'head of retribution'.
Many times after particular crude tackles on Best, one could see Smith, Harris, Bonds etc limping away after colliding with Paddy. Paddy was in his rampant pomp against Estudiantes [ably assisted by Nobby]. I am amazed that anyone was walking after those two bloodbaths.
hmmm, doesn't the question asked which footballer you hate? Never considered Ruddock to be one of those, He was a Poundland Vinnie Jones
andy robertson is such a twat
I imagine it's the sort of hatred Nev used to inspire in our rival fans
I imagine it's the sort of hatred Nev used to inspire in our rival fans
hmmm, doesn't the question asked which footballer you hate? Never considered Ruddock to be one of those, He was a Poundland Vinnie Jones
https://talksport.com/football/4400...-broken-legs-liverpool-manchester-united/amp/
So many buti l'll go with Kyle Walker,. Reminds me of an owl for some reason plus hes a right cnut.
Suarez, Gerrard, Tevez, Nasri, Pogba, Di Maria, John Terry
100% Andrew Robertson.
Absolutely disgusting to boast about years after the fact. I didn't mean to break both his legs just one. I know keano purposely hurt haaland which is also bad but at least there was more behind it other than I just liked kicking a particular player.
It’s definitely irrational but but still when I see him I get annoyed.
Di Maria, and 90% of the posters in the match day thread.
Ronaldo. I just hate narcissists. Worked for one and they're really the worst. Then John Terry.