Paul Merson hails the Ronnie O’Sullivan of football as Jamie Carragher weeps for Cristiano Ronaldo
Jamie: “Kevin De Bruyne.”
“We, as a country, generally do the right things ... we have to support Ukraine – not for the next month, forever! Until we can put the Russians back in their box. If we don’t, they’ll be knocking on our doors in 10 years time.” “I was looking at myself, I was cleaning my teeth this morning, and I was thinking: be a bit meaner and grumpier,” he said. That’s like vegetarians vowing to stop eating beef.
Poor Merse, though, was left snookered by the pesky fact that the internet is forever. 2021: “Mikel Arteta is making a mistake signing Martin Odegaard – and his job could soon be on the line. It’s another lazy signing.”
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