Oct 11, 2026 · 17 min · 13 segments
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It's fina- financial doping.
I mean, everyone, everyone over the past couple of weeks has turned into this financial expert.
Barry from down the pub is, "Oh, it's terrible what they've done." But he's just repeating what he's heard from other people.
Do you know what I mean? So maybe sometimes I think people should have a look at it and think, "You know what? They still put 11 players out on the pitch." First, and I've said this, I think the rules are an absolute joke anyway.
If you want to come in and spend money, feel free to spend money.
You can in any, any other business pretty much, so...
But I don't know.
Horrible football club, and I'm supposed to be unbiased on this, but I'll say it again, horrible football club.
The whole country's polluted with these vermin people who aren't from the place.
They're from, I don't know, Shrewsbury, Preston, Wrexham, Chester, York, and they're like, "Oh, I'm a big Liverpool fan." Well, you know what? Today you can go home from the pub really upset because you know what? You've cried for two weeks about being cheated on and everything.
You know what? You had the chance to go and do something at Anfield, this electric atmosphere.
And to be fair, Anfield was very hostile for the first five minutes or something, and then the o- all the tourists that...
Now, this is what made me laugh.
I'm thinking half of you, half of you that have paid £150 off StubHub for your ticket on the Kop.
Do you know what I mean? Took it off the working-class person.
You're from Halifax.
You're from Chester.
And you know what? Today you got your pants pulled down and got beat three-nil to Manchester City.
As I say, I think it's really good when a story can sort of end with the good guy coming out on top, and that's exactly what happened at Anfield.
I'm joking, by the way.
It's fina- financial doping.
I mean, everyone, everyone over the past couple of weeks has turned into this financial expert.
Barry from down the pub is, "Oh, it's terrible what they've done." But he's just repeating what he's heard from other people.
Do you know what I mean? So maybe sometimes I think people should have a look at it and think, "You know what? They still put 11 players out on the pitch." First, and I've said this, I think the rules are an absolute joke anyway.
If you want to come in and spend money, feel free to spend money.
You can in any, any other business pretty much, so...
But I don't know.
Horrible football club, and I'm supposed to be unbiased on this, but I'll say it again, horrible football club.
The whole country's polluted with these vermin people who aren't from the place.
They're from, I don't know, Shrewsbury, Preston, Wrexham, Chester, York, and they're like, "Oh, I'm a big Liverpool fan." Well, you know what? Today you can go home from the pub really upset because you know what? You've cried for two weeks about being cheated on and everything.
You know what? You had the chance to go and do something at Anfield, this electric atmosphere.
And to be fair, Anfield was very hostile for the first five minutes or something, and then the o- all the tourists that...
Now, this is what made me laugh.
I'm thinking half of you, half of you that have paid £150 off StubHub for your ticket on the Kop.
Do you know what I mean? Took it off the working-class person.
You're from Halifax.
You're from Chester.
And you know what? Today you got your pants pulled down and got beat three-nil to Manchester City.
As I say, I think it's really good when a story can sort of end with the good guy coming out on top, and that's exactly what happened at Anfield.
I'm joking, by the way.
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