That commentator

[W.C.]

Anyone know who he was?

Not sour grapes in the slightest. Early on in the fairly dull first half where neither team really did much, a lot of us were getting wound up by him.

I don't think I have ever heard such one sided drivel. Was like listening to a bad in club commentary.

Loved how he grudgingly had to admit that the 1st pen was outside the area. He made up for it by saying the ref had missed other 'definite' penalties though.

Name and shame.

 

[Wilko]

Awful, at the end of the first half he said the game was shrouded in controversy due to two nailed on pens for Saints? Was he having a laugh? Must have been a saints fans.

 

[El Turi]

Martin Fisher. He is on twitter.

 

[Doc Lynam]

Big donkey dick. That is all i have to say about him!

 

[albionalex]

He was a twat- so biased towards saints.

 

[Razi]

The English commentary on Al-Jazeera was no better - seemed to be in the belief that he was in the presence of footballing gods who could do no wrong.

 

[Driver8]

The English commentary on Al-Jazeera was no better - seemed to be in the belief that he was in the presence of footballing gods who could do no wrong.

I think it was the same commentary.

 

[fleet]

I think the commentary added to my anger - bad ref, bad commentary, bad result. Still 11th in the Championship and the first team must be fit soon!

 

[Fef]

I couldn't believe the biased commentary of that pillock on Al Jazeera. Every shot towards the Brighton goal : "that would have been a great goal if it had gone in/been on target".

Detestable little man.

 

[Medwayseagull]

Radio commentary on 5 Live extra seemed to be OK. Mark Mcghee was the "pundit".

 

[fleet]

I couldn't believe the biased commentary of that pillock on Al Jazeera. Every shot towards the Brighton goal : "that would have been a great goal if it had gone in/been on target".

Detestable little man.

this

 

[Man of Harveys]

You want to know how to make a bad afternoon worse? Listen to that clown: he was laughably, hysterically bad. You could practically hear the bulge in his trousers growing as he purred over Southampton stringing two passes together (which, tbf, was generally more than we managed), while apparently we only "pipped" them to the title last season, an assessment that Nigel Adkin's own no doubt facially-deformed and pox-ridden close family members couldn't even attempt to make without laughing at the ludicrousness of it all, while he's probably still in the St Mary's changing room, only now gratefully - whimperingly - wiping Ricky Lambert's pie-fuelled spermatazoa from his grinning face, having spilled a drop of it onto his "Matt Le Tissier is god" t-shirt.

Martin Fisher. Absolutely the worst commentator that I've ever heard. Ever.

Martin Fisher. Remember the name.

 

[Albion Rob]

He started likening a spell of possession they had to the time Leeds took the piss out of Southampton for about eight minutes in the 70s. I suppose it was like it in the sense we didn't touch the ball but it was very different in the sense they were functionally passing it around their back four and goalie ofr most of it (no tricks and flicks like Leeds), we were down to 10 and looking shattered and not really pressing the ball that hard unless it was in our final third, and we were *only* 3-0 down (rather than 6-0.

With the pens, I didn't see the ones in the first half and if they were pens and the ref didn't give them then fair enough - tough on Soton but there you go. However, whatever the circumstances it is never a penalty if a foul takes place four yards outside the box and so it is irrelevent in the context of the other pens - the referee used his judgement to call a (debatable) foul but it should not have been a pen, end of story.

Mind you, we'd still have lost.

 

[trueblue]

Isn't that the same guy who commentated on the win over Doncaster?

 

[El Turi]

Courtesy of his twitter, he reckons Saints should have had 5 penalties today!

 

[W.C.]

Isn't that the same guy who commentated on the win over Doncaster?

was it? You mean the guy that went from calling the stadium the Amex correctly to the EH-MAX when Buckley scored.

I hope it was. What a cock.

 

[W.C.]

You want to know how to make a bad afternoon worse? Listen to that clown: he was laughably, hysterically bad. You could practically hear the bulge in his trousers growing as he purred over Southampton stringing two passes together (which, tbf, was generally more than we managed), while apparently we only "pipped" them to the title last season, an assessment that Nigel Adkin's own no doubt facially-deformed and pox-ridden close family members couldn't even attempt to make without laughing at the ludicrousness of it all, while he's probably still in the St Mary's changing room, only now gratefully - whimperingly - wiping Ricky Lambert's pie-fuelled spermatazoa from his grinning face, having spilled a drop of it onto his "Matt Le Tissier is god" t-shirt.

Martin Fisher. Absolutely the worst commentator that I've ever heard. Ever.

Martin Fisher. Remember the name.

 

[Eggman]

Laughable.

I think he called one decision "virtual assault" on Lambert, when he went down like a sack if shit.

What a nobber

 

[bhafc99]

At least you didn't record it like I did, with Arabic commentary!!

 

[Aquilaugh]

Anyone know who he was?

Not sour grapes in the slightest. Early on in the fairly dull first half where neither team really did much, a lot of us were getting wound up by him.

I don't think I have ever heard such one sided drivel. Was like listening to a bad in club commentary.

Loved how he grudgingly had to admit that the 1st pen was outside the area. He made up for it by saying the ref had missed other 'definite' penalties though.

Name and shame.

Sour grapes.

Of course there's no such thing as a biased Albion commentator is there, no of course not.