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Thread: Wright Steps Back in Solidarity with Jug Ears

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    Wright Steps Back in Solidarity with Jug Ears

    So Ian Wright refuses to go on MOTD in solidarity with the jug ears k nob! Well that’s good news as Wright can hardly spit two words out as he’s thicker than a lump of concrete!

    PS - no great loss with Shearer going either as he’s past it and quite frankly boring….
    Last edited by baggieal; 10-03-2023 at 06:42 PM.

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    Actually, none of them are needed, just anyone could announce each match to be shown, no need for the analysis cr@p as we don’t need to be told what we have just seen. BBC could save a shed load of our money.

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    Thank feck for that. Let's just have the highlights shown instead of all the 'expert' analysis which is just utter dribble!

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    Ian Wright is as thick as a 13 years olds spunk.

    Is there any chance Clinton Morrison and Lee Hendrie doing one in solidarity?

    Oh…..and the dike with the mike who looks like Lee Hendrie!?

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    The news gets better by the minute; Micah Richards and Alex Scott have both ruled themselves out of stepping into MOTD tomorrow night. All football fans, I suspect, will be celebrating. MOTD without the blah blah blah would be an immense improvement.

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    This is why many turn their backs on football due to arrogant rich footballers who think they can get away with whatever!

    Most of these pundits are thick as s hit and make Kane and Beckham look half intelligent!

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    Where were their principles and solidarity at the World Cup in Qatar ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by animallittle3 View Post
    Where were their principles and solidarity at the World Cup in Qatar ?
    There’s no sunshine in Manchester or escorts lined up at lavish hotels away from prying eyes.

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    Is this the beginning of the end for the BBC?

    Personally - Lineker isn't a news broadcaster so should be able to tweet whatever he likes, most people can see beyond the hysteria and demarcate between what he's paid to do & what he does when he's "out of the office". I'd hope the BBC hierarchy is calm and objective enough to reconsider their approach here.

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    Bring Dan Walker back to the BBC to host both Football focus and Match of the day.
    I used to think he was brilliant.

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