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Not that different

@@felipegaviria6865 shearer is 53 and Micah is 35. Pretty different…

He has already signed up for the Neville club so ….. 😮

​@@HoaxPolicethat's Rooney

@@geckopubg oh yeh lolol by bad

@@HoaxPoliceto be fair I always thought Gazza was Wayne Rooney until Gary called him Paul 😂

It's uncomfortable watching him these days.

Try Ted Lasso! Had never bothered giving it a thought but the other day I decided to dip my toe in the water and I am so glad I did. It is televisual seratonin. I binge watched 16 episodes! It is so well written and the relentless optimism and cheerfulness can't help but take over! If you haven't watched it, give it a go

I don't think I'd noticed it before, but I did with this one. I turned my volume up, and then Big Meeks spoke and almost blew my head off!

Yeah either turn his level up or get nearer to the mic

😂😂😂😂 Made my day.

that was my thought too - although I forgot about the volley

Cisse's banana goal vs Chelsea better than Bergkamp's spin around Dabizas

It's almost like that goal isn't anywhere near the best score in the Prem. You see a better goal every season. Just nostalgia merchants clinging to it.

​@@TonberryKing_terrible take.

That was some goal, wasn't it😲!? I honestly think Dennis Bergkamp had the best first touch I've ever seen in the game. Remember his goal against Argentina at the '98 World Cup? How audacious were those 3 touches😮!? I'm a Man Utd supporter but back in the 90s, I think all around the standard was great in EPL. All the teams had exceptional players you'd enjoy watching even when they played for your opponents. Just to name a few, Shearer and Les Ferdinand, Anelka and Bergkamp, Zola with Sutton or Vialli, Viduka, Kewell, Hasselbaink, Darren Huckeby, Duncan Ferguson, Matt Le Tessier, Ginola, Kevin Phillips, Michael Owen, Stan Collymore, Robbie Fowler, Dion Dublin etc. I'm sorry for rambling on, but there was a marvelous balance even though teams like Man Utd and Arsenal generally dominated

Won’t work, clubs usually use old players for those positions not fans

He’s an arsenal fan but he feels like a part of the city family as he was treated as one of our own since being a teenager I’m assuming. Can see why it’s conflicting

We're lucky to have him for free

Well said, Gazza had bags of talent but so did Michael Johnson at City, John Bostock and Ravel Morrison, takes a lot more than talent to consistently achieve at an elite level, that’s why Rooney is a dimension above.

Gazza was better, best English player of the last 50 years, no question!

Or De Gea could've saved ONE? Dear old Dave moved like a cat in normal play but couldn't save a pen for dear life.

The game where Tis scored 2 crackers against Newcastle was the Beardsley/Cole Newcastle team, Shearer would've still been at Blackburn at the time. Great goals. Tis scored a cracker past Flowers in the Blackburn goal once, maybe Shearer was there? Blackburn fans gave Tis an ovation!

Agreed 100., for same reasons

To be fair, it is off the cuff so you can't expect them to mention everyone. But yeah he's been Chelsea's star man

I think if they're going to take something from Rugby and Cricket it should be miked refs. Died down almost overnight in both sports when they started this and fans can hear the logic that referees are in that moment. People will still make mistakes but people are much more forgiving when they understand why someone saw something a specific way.

​@@glenporritt I admire your optimism, but fear even miked-up refs would fail in football. Cricketeers, rugby players, tennis players on average have more, how shall I say this, intelligence? Honour? Sportsmanship? Magnanimity? than footballers. Footballers are taught to cheat - stick your arm up to claim the corner or throw in, even though you know it touched you last; move your leg onto their body so you can fall down in the box and claim a penalty. The two VAR examples I cited in the OP both vindicated the ref, but the women, and Harry Kewell, STILL had a hissy fit, even though they saw a replay of them committing a foul. Plus, football's too tribal, they stick together even if they're in the wrong. Man U fans turning on Mason Greenwood is so rare; you have to wonder if Mason was their star player would they have supported him despite the evidence, the way Liverpool fans got behind Suarez vs Evra, or Chelsea fans behind John Terry (vs Anton Ferdinand / Wayne Bridge). Even the presenters are not immune - Wayne Rooney stamps on Ricardo Carvalho's testicles, gets sent off, dooming England to another quarter final exit, yet the anger and blame for Gary and Alan is all on Cristiano Ronaldo for winking to his teammate. So, yeah, I don't expect anything from footballers, except to look out for themselves.

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