Heroes & Villains, the Aston Villa fanzine
Heroes & Villains => Heroes Discussion => Topic started by: kippaxvilla2 on October 12, 2016, 12:06:57 PM
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I cannot stand this excuse for a 'pundit'. For some reason he seems to hate us. It must surely be to do with his days at Ryton. Just look at this drivel. Nice of him to refer to himself as Pompey's best player also. Everytime I hear his horrible whiney voice on the radio I want to punch it.
Mick Quinn doesn't want Villa to go the way of some of his old clubs, and feels Steve Bruce can stop the rot - hopefully not at Newcastle's expense
As a Newcastle United fan, I’ve got mixed feelings about the idea of Steve Bruce managing Aston Villa.
Brucie is tried and tested when it comes to getting teams out of the Championship.
He can sort that club out in the same way Rafa Benitez has with Newcastle.
I’ve seen two of my old clubs fall from grace in the way Villa could if they don’t get things right and it’s a horrible, horrible sight.
But it’s hard to say good luck to them when they are promotion rivals.
Newcastle got over relegation pretty quickly, but Villa haven’t.
Their former manager Roberto Di Matteo said the whole club had a losing mentality.
Who wants to join a club like that?
You can only get rid of that if you’re winning games. Di Matteo couldn’t do that and it cost him his job.
I know from two of my old sides, Coventry and Portsmouth, what happens if you can’t snap out of that pretty quickly.
They were poorly managed and fell through division after division – in Pompey’s case all the way to the bottom.
Once teams like that fall from grace it’s hard to get out of it.
I was part of the Pompey team which went down from the old Division One in 1988 and I wish I’d left then.
But I had a year on my contract so I saw it out before joining Newcastle.
The club changed owners and manager and offered me an extra £5 a week to stay but I wasn’t interested.
What they should have done was say, ‘We’re skint, let’s sell our best player and rebuild’.
With no investment in the team, it was a forgettable final season for me at Fratton Park.
We didn’t get close to contesting the play-offs and I was pleased when I moved on.
It worked out brilliantly for me because I got a move to St James’ Park.
Villa have got some good players but they just seem extremely lightweight.
It’s ironic they scored a late equaliser at home to Newcastle because normally at that stage of a game they’re shipping them.
I read that if you chalked off all the late goals they’ve let in they’d be ninth in the Championship, instead of 19th.
Brucie knows what he’s doing, but Rafa’s shown how it needs to be done after relegation.
He’s worked incredibly hard all summer long to make things more professional around St James’ Park and the training ground, and his little touches seem to have had an effect.
Rafa’s not just looking at this season, he’s thinking about the next three or four.
It was massive for Newcastle to keep hold of Rafa, whereas Villa are about to get their fourth new manager since they sacked Tim Sherwood just under a year ago.
Rafa’s managed some big clubs and I know at the start of his career he was at some lower-league Spanish clubs but I don’t think he’s had a bigger challenge than Newcastle.
We can probably say the same about Brucie at Villa.
Thirteen points off an automatic promotion spot, they have got a lot ground to make up.
Hopefully it can work to Newcastle’s favour because they’ve already been to Villa Park, and maybe under Bruce Villa will be able to take points off some of their promotion rivals.
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Like a number of pundits, he knows very little of what he often talks about. I ignore anything that I might hear from him and switch off the radio immediately I hear his voice.
He is of no relevance at all.
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I would listen to his opinion about pies
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I would listen to his opinion about pies
And starving race horses
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He looks like he stinks. However, and I too can't bear his witless punditry, I can't see much that I disagree with in that piece.
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Isn't he a Liverpool fan who is indirectly on The Sun's payroll? Or am I mistaken?
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How is he fucking employed. Cruelty to racehorses yet still gets to give an opinion on it. Ignore his views on football. They are meaningless.
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The bloke is a grade A bellend, but I don't see too much wrong in that statement to be honest.
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You're letting him get under your skin. We all know what he his and his not too well hidden agenda. It's just polishing his ego by even opening a thread about him. Just ignore the c**t.
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Isn't he a Liverpool fan who is indirectly on The Sun's payroll? Or am I mistaken?
Correct. He could have earned a bit of respect if he'd followed Colin Murray out the door.
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The bloke is a grade A bellend, but I don't see too much wrong in that statement to be honest.
Me neither but nothing he says as a 'pundit' is any different to what we as fans could say - but we don't get paid megabucks for it. Same goes for all pundits who get paid a small fortune to 'spout' what I consider to be 'the bleedin obvious'
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Quinn's favourite word "BUT"
just add head to it and there's Quinn the lard arse.
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I'm not usually one to think people in the media dislike us, I think most don't really have an opinion of us either way, but Quinn does, always has a dig when he can, I wouldn't wipe my arse with his opinion of anything. Always thinks he funny with his quips and jokes, ive got a joke for you Quinn, your cholesterol level you fat piece of shit. And he does look like he stinks of piss.
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I just turn the radio off as soon as I hear his voice. The few times I have had the misfortune of hearing him I assumed I was listening to Radio Liverpool FC.
Complete and utter tosser.
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He gives me ear aids.
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Isn't he a Liverpool fan who is indirectly on The Sun's payroll? Or am I mistaken?
Correct. He could have earned a bit of respect if he'd followed Colin Murray out the door.
Murray found work straight away. No other media organisation would employ Quinn. Or Gough, or Parlour, or Brazil. That's why they will never leave of their own volition.
See Irani.R
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he is one of the many reasons that Talkshite is never selected on any radio I am near.
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Fat cnut... Nothing more needs to be added , lock the thread
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That awful "Brookside" scouse accent he puts on is enough to avoid listening to him let alone the illiterate crap he speaks
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Might be a prick of the highest but what part of his statement is wrong fairly to the point if you ask me
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Might be a prick of the highest but what part of his statement is wrong fairly to the point if you ask me
Because I just want to be irrational about him.
There is an undercurrent of Newcastle are great and we are shit about him all the time.
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He is possibly the most moronic tosser to grace the airwaves.
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As far as having a punchable face, I put him somewhere between Alan Brazil and Piers Morgan.
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You could take a swing at Brazil from your current location and still connect with the gigantic moon face.
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Quinn's favourite word "BUT"
just add head to it and there's Quinn the lard arse.
Normally, evrything before BUT is bullsh*t, with Quinn it's before and after
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I'm not going to let the nasty man hurt my feelings
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Shite, he trained the winner of the 3:50 at Nottingham today, absolutely romped home.
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He's fat he's round he's bouncing on the ground mickey quinn mickey quinn
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I have to admit to being rather racist.
Only against scousers though. I'm sure there's loads of nice, decent people in that city.
I don't think I've ever met one unfortunately. I owned a hotel in the north west and as soon as I heard that grating accent..."Sorry were full on those dates". No way to run a business you might say, but with the damage and thievery it just wasn't worth the bother. What a Scouser might describe as a "lovable scally" I'd probably call a lowlife scumbag.
Micky Quim is the embodiment of all I dislike about that tribe.
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Isn't he a Liverpool fan who is indirectly on The Sun's payroll? Or am I mistaken?
Correct. He could have earned a bit of respect if he'd followed Colin Murray out the door.
He blocked me on twitter for saying exactly that. Arse. He gives it but cannot take it
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The article doesn't bother me but he's still, obviously, a bitter twat.
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Very, very,very simple answer to ease your pain
Dont read anything he writes and dont listen to Talkshite
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This FAILED footballer who never made it as a PUNDIT must be a secret Villa fan since he seems to refer more to Villa than those Geordies
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Mick Quinn's a fat ******. Enough said.
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Mick Quim always talks shite to get a reaction so that people will ring in, I remember a few weeks ago when he said Sam shouldn't get the England managers job because he has never won the Premier League, after he was appointed he was spouting that he is the best man for the job.
A complete hypocritical horse abuser.
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He will probably be at the yearling sales. I shall wear my Villa hat and pass on all your best wishes.
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An extra £5 per week?
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"Villa ..... just seem extremely lightweight"
Not something Quinn could be accused of. And he looks like Bob Carolgees.
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I'm not generally a violent person, but I'd really like to kick a caser, one all wet with a deadly patch hanging on, at Mick Quinn's head.
Preferably when he's not aware of the imminent threat.
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I'm not generally a violent person, but I'd really like to kick a caser, one all wet with a deadly patch hanging on, at Mick Quinn's head.
Preferably when he's not aware of the imminent threat.
A wet heavy caser to the face on a cold, cold day is one of the most miserable feelings ever. One that cannot be explained but needs to be experienced to fully appreciate the agony it brought at that very moment.
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Only matched by a slightly delafated, orange 'Trophy' ball the thigh also on a cold day. Stinging like a bastard.
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The bloke is a grade A bellend, but I don't see too much wrong in that statement to be honest.
That's my take on it as well however this bloke is as thick as they come and an arsehole to boot.
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Only matched by a slightly delafated, orange 'Trophy' ball the thigh also on a cold day. Stinging like a bastard.
Oh the delight of saving up your money to buy a new Wembley Trophy. Came in a sort of box if I remember right. And you're right I do remember those quite deep black ridge markings that hurt like hell when cold. Ouch!
Oh and Mick Quinn. Twat.
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I raise you a leather caser off the frost-bitten ear in the middle of January on a frozen solid field in Chelmsley Wood.
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For maximum impact and damage the caser had to wet and has to left outside overnight. It would like a cannonball to kick and would give you serious brain trauma upon heading it. Especially when the header was off the top of your head and not the front.
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For maximum impact and damage the caser had to wet and has to left outside overnight. It would like a cannonball to kick and would give you serious brain trauma upon heading it. Especially when the header was off the top of your head and not the front.
Oh yes Thith pleeth
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Only matched by a slightly delafated, orange 'Trophy' ball the thigh also on a cold day. Stinging like a bastard.
Oh the delight of saving up your money to buy a new Wembley Trophy. Came in a sort of box if I remember right. And you're right I do remember those quite deep black ridge markings that hurt like hell when cold. Ouch!
Oh and Mick Quinn. Twat.
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Indeed - in a box like a Terry's chocolate orange
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He's just another thick, unfunny gobshite who's managed to sneak onto the Murdock-infested gravy train. I will continue to ignore anything & everything that's spewed out of his fat head. Tosser.
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http://www.oldfootballgames.co.uk/index.asp?pageid=548174 (http://www.oldfootballgames.co.uk/index.asp?pageid=548174)
Ah, the memories!
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http://www.oldfootballgames.co.uk/index.asp?pageid=548174 (http://www.oldfootballgames.co.uk/index.asp?pageid=548174)
Ah, the memories!
Brilliant link, Trophy balls were part of my early life thanks
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I'd like to scalp Mick's balls and keep then as a trophy
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Always makes me laugh, whenever he is talking to someone rom Liverpool on the radio, the scouser will say "I know mickey's old fella"
His dad must be better known in Liverpool than Ken Dodd!
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Could be just the same couple of scousers ringing them.
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Always makes me laugh, whenever he is talking to someone rom Liverpool on the radio, the scouser will say "I know mickey's old fella"
His dad must be better known in Liverpool than Ken Dodd!
Unless they're on about his other 'old fella'. Maybe he frequents a lot of public lavatories in the Liverpool area after dark.
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Always makes me laugh, whenever he is talking to someone rom Liverpool on the radio, the scouser will say "I know mickey's old fella"
His dad must be better known in Liverpool than Ken Dodd!
A couple of years ago it was like that with Jack Grealish's dad! I must have been the only bugger not to know him
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Bad hombre