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Robbie Savage
- Thread starter Kinky Gerbil
- Start date
Northstander
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- Oct 13, 2003
- 14,028
Just about to post this!
LEGEND...reporter got no answer!!!
LEGEND...reporter got no answer!!!
SirDouglasLoft
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- Jul 4, 2008
- 6,876
quality
chez
Johnny Byrne-The Greatest
One of my favourite players, absolute legend. 
Northstander
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- Oct 13, 2003
- 14,028
the guy is brilliant I have to say
bathseagull
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Fair play to him.
On 4.50 ish he does start to sound a bit like David Brent though...
On 4.50 ish he does start to sound a bit like David Brent though...
Captain Pugwash
Paul Kitson
To this day im proud to have SAVAGE 44 on the back off last seasons away shirt
Don Quixote
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- Nov 4, 2008
- 8,357
He knows what he is doing. He speaks so well on this.
Keeping The Dream Alive.
Naming Rights
He starts very well indeed then tails off a little bit unfortunately.
pishhead
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Not as good as big old super market trolley though was it!!
alan partridge
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Brilliant.
severnside gull
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just thought I'd bring the original thread back to the top of the page 
burrish-gull
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- Mar 24, 2009
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Its obvious that Savage is past it (he was when he played for us anyway). Paul Jewell knew this but Clough decides to play him every week. People know Clough's obviously not up to it and Savage is protecting him as he knows its his last chance to play at a higher level.
Derby are heading for League 1, simple as that.
Derby are heading for League 1, simple as that.
What exactly is wrong with the journo reporting a rumour he had heard? Why does this mean he made it up? Why would he risk his livelihood like that? It makes no sense at all.
Robbie manages to confuse the reporting of someone else's opinion, with the reporter's own opinion. He starts reeling off the backroom staff's credentials to prove the reporter's opinion wrong.
It wasn't his opinion, Robbie, that was the point. It was probably why the reporter had no reply; he couldn't believe a grown man could be that daft.
Then, having had a go at the journo for allegedly making something up, he then has a go at him for reporting the truth ("boos ringing around Pride Park"). What's it to be then, Rob? Make your mind up.
Robbie seems to suggest the local radio station should back the team, unquestioningly. Yes, great idea, except that's not freedom of the press, it's propaganda. Everything would be as dull and pointless as players' post-match interviews on Match of the Day.
Perhaps next time they lose, BBC Derby should report that they won, so as not to upset the poor boys.
Robbie manages to confuse the reporting of someone else's opinion, with the reporter's own opinion. He starts reeling off the backroom staff's credentials to prove the reporter's opinion wrong.
It wasn't his opinion, Robbie, that was the point. It was probably why the reporter had no reply; he couldn't believe a grown man could be that daft.
Then, having had a go at the journo for allegedly making something up, he then has a go at him for reporting the truth ("boos ringing around Pride Park"). What's it to be then, Rob? Make your mind up.
Robbie seems to suggest the local radio station should back the team, unquestioningly. Yes, great idea, except that's not freedom of the press, it's propaganda. Everything would be as dull and pointless as players' post-match interviews on Match of the Day.
Perhaps next time they lose, BBC Derby should report that they won, so as not to upset the poor boys.