@FootballCliches From the live commentary on the Man City app. Surely you can't "turn the screw" when you're losing? If not, then what are the parameters for screw-turning?
@FootballCliches If not, what does count as linking up? Is it just playing in the same team? Club, country or both? Do you have to have been playing near each other on the pitch to have linked up? Has a manager and all his players linked up?
@FootballCliches Can a club have its own GK union? Surely Matt was already in the union. Other questions: what positions have unions & at what point does a player join a union? Can you play that position and not be in the union? Are there any other footballing unions?
@FootballCliches During Forest v City he delivered a few KEVIN DE BRUYNEs (0.86s) and even an ANTHONY ELANGA (0.94s) but later he settled for a HUDSON-ODOI, presumably because when you say it with the CALLUM added it takes 1.13s, and by then, the game's moved on.
@FootballCliches I've recently noticed that Peter Drury loves to shout the full name of players when they look like they might be about to score, the perfect example being ERLING HAALAND! But is there a name length limit for this to work? From my working out, a second seems to be the maximum.
@FootballCliches Surely scoring just after the break is far better because everything the opposition manager has just said goes straight out the window.
Besides, THE perfect time to score is clearly the last minute - as was conclusively proven later in the game.
@FootballCliches When Liverpool equalised just before half-time against Man Utd, Sam Matterface called it 'the perfect time to score'. How has this idea perpetuated when scoring just before the break gives the opposition manager the ideal opportunity to rethink & reorganise?
@FootballCliches Then I saw a video of the clips online & I was horrified to discover that I had been happily commentating on a goal that for various reasons was one of my most hated: Ji scoring against City in the last minute after we'd totally dominated the game. Now the whole thing is ruined!
@FootballCliches I just wanted to share a cliches example of the final irritation on Thursday's MHD about having to endure annoying goals from the past. For the 1st couple of years of listening to your superb podcast, I happily joined in with all the commentaries in the opening sequence.