Alan Brazil..

[Dublin blue 75]

Bellend of the highest order.

 

[marnie]

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Judging by the kip of him, I’d say within the next 12 months or so.

Cause of death, exploding head.

Jesus.It's Jabba the Hutt.

 

[bullybeef]

He’s a fat kopite bell end.

Matty I appreciate your sentiments but there are kids in this forum please tone the language down a bit.

 

[matty1878]

Matty I appreciate your sentiments but there are kids in this forum please tone the language down a bit.

lol

 

[bullybeef]

Bellend of the highest order.

Ditto... tone it down laa.

 

[bullybeef]

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Judging by the kip of him, I’d say within the next 12 months or so.

Cause of death, exploding head.

jeez Louise... too many ports by the look of him.

 

[Jim Hopper]

Talksport is crap and you’re an idiot if you listen to it.

 

[roy vernon]

Must have absolutely no self respect, what a disgusting mess, hard to believe he was once a professional athelete.

 

[49ers]

The only thing Alan Brazil is thinking about is the buffet station

liquid one is it ?

 

[Bungle]

He's pretty much what I imagine @bullybeef to look like.

 

[Uncle Vitor]

Can’t stand that exploding berry headed mess!

Well he hasn’t exploded yet. Everyone is waiting for it to happen.

I find it bizarre how TalkSPORT allow him to continue on there. He’s a raging alcoholic with extremely high blood pressure.

 

[gonetomorrow]

Him and McQuoist are what The Krankies could have been.

 

[Lob]

Like any Evertonian is really going to be bothered about anything that this man says.

 

[mikey 62]

I think I know why , 79/80 FA CUP Q/F , he is still P***ed off !

 

[Carlito]

It's funny Talk Sport; they love going on about fallen clubs getting back to 'where they belong' when they're down in the Championship, absolutely miles away from doing anything of note. For example, speaking about Leeds possibly getting promoted, Stuart Pearce said yesterday, 'It wasn't too long ago that they were playing in a Champions League semi-final.'

Aside from the fact that it was actually ages ago, if Leeds were to soon find themselves mid-table in the Premier League, would the same pundits agree that they should replace their manager with someone who could get them back to 'where they belong,' or would they be told to remember how it wasn't too long ago that they were playing in League One?

Sometimes, I think that with Everton and the media, it's simply a case of 'How can I miss you if you never go away?' If the club was relegated, the narrative would soon shift to the scandal of the fourth most successful club in the country dropping out of the top division.