Double Standards from Dalglish

bluenorthwarrior · October 1, 2011

Is it just me or did anybody else think Dalglish's attitude in his interview stank - when asked about the red card decision he smiled and said that he wouldn't even watch it to see.

After all his self-righteous bleating about refereeing standards recently I thought this was a really childish and double-standards approach from a guy who should know better and have the balls to say it was wrong - it would even have backed up his recent arguments that the standard of refereeing in the top flight is not good enough.

MapleLeafEvertonian · October 1, 2011

Hardly surprising eh?

Chang Elephant · October 1, 2011

bluenorthwarrior said:
Is it just me or did anybody else think Dalglish's attitude in his interview stank - when asked about the red card decision he smiled and said that he wouldn't even watch it to see.

After all his self-righteous bleating about refereeing standards recently I thought this was a really childish and double-standards approach from a guy who should know better and have the balls to say it was wrong - it would even have backed up his recent arguments that the standard of refereeing in the top flight is not good enough.

He's at the right club.

Del · October 1, 2011

Why should he give a flying?

Number_25 · October 1, 2011

He's a bit of a bell end. I remember someone telling me a story from in the 90s when he met him in Glasgow. He was a right **** then.

Not much has changed I can see.

paulbefc · October 1, 2011

Well, before today I had a bit of respect for him. Now I know he's a liar. "I didn't see it" = lie. Plain and simple.

davek · October 1, 2011

He's a few losses away from Ashworth. They're keeping a bed safe for him for when he cracks up again. The fcuking crank.

chicoazul · October 1, 2011

I've been laughing at the general consensus in football being he's a good man. He's been nothing but a massive helmet for the best part of 40 years. He was crying foul the other week about contentious decisions against his team, when there was anything but, and not he's profited from it he doesn't want to know.

I suppose he perfectly sums them up though, cry arsing sh*thouse gobsh*tes.

Sharpys top lip · October 1, 2011

TBH i hope he gets a naughty dose. Kiddy fiddling tw@t.

Ring master · October 1, 2011

Always think his interviews are like say why are you asking or taking to me for etc,he never wants to give a straight answer or trys to get around the question by giving answers to questions he was not asked etc in some interviews he does.

chrissyjack · October 1, 2011

He may have said something about the incident. But nobody can understand a word he says, anyway

davek · October 1, 2011

chicoazul said:
I've been laughing at the general consensus in football being he's a good man. He's been nothing but a massive helmet for the best part of 40 years. He was crying foul the other week about contentious decisions against his team, when there was anything but, and not he's profited from it he doesn't want to know.

I suppose he perfectly sums them up though, cry arsing sh*thouse gobsh*tes.

He's a cnut of a man. He was up for that final against Juventus at Heysel even after he was told of the casualties (something Phil Neale let slip in his autobiography) 30 poeple dead and that prick is arsed about a big eared cup; he snided Kevin Moran and broke his cheekbone running from behind him; he used gangster mates to help himself to a part of the Rooney deal that took the lad to United; he stabbed Hodgson in the back and got his mates in the media to do the same so he could get a last dip of his snout in the trough.

All this Kenny's a great feller stuff = one of the greatest deceptions in football. He's one of the most repulsive creatures walking the Premier League.

peteblue · October 1, 2011

davek said:
He's a cnut of a man. He was up for that final against Juventus at Heysel even after he was told of the casualties (something Phil Neale let slip in his autobiography) 30 poeple dead and that prick is arsed about a big eared cup; he snided Kevin Moran and broke his cheekbone running from behind him; he used gangster mates to help himself to a part of the Rooney deal that took the lad to United; he stabbed Hodgson in the back and got his mates in the media to do the same so he could get a last dip of his snout in the trough.

All this Kenny's a great feller stuff = one of the greatest deceptions in football. He's one of the most repulsive creatures walking the Premier League.

Nail, right on the head........