The TRUTH Behind Rory Delap's THROW-IN... 

the way he lobbed saliva out of his mouth at 4:44 was reminiscent of prime Delap

Stoke's throw ins are a part of Premiership legend. Was of course aided by the height and physicality of the squad: Kenwyne Jones, Robert Huth, Ryan Shawcross and later Peter Crouch - as a goalkeeper, you knew you bloody earned your pay playing Stoke that week

In that match where Myhill put the ball out for a corner Windass went and did his warm-up just by where Delap was going to launch a long throw. Windass got booked for it😂

The game Arsenal lost to Stoke in the FA Cup 3-1 Delap did play, so Tony's memory is obviously failing him. It was the 2010 FA Cup Fourth Round.

From memory, I think Rory Delap was one of those whose throw in was (ridiculously HUGE!!!) and yeah wasn't an incredible player by any stretch but that was one part of his game that stood out anyways

Ask him why he didn't rate Serge Gnabry. Always fascinated me, that.

I am pretty sure I saw delap at Southampton under Strachan using the rocket launch throw tactic many times before his Stoke days. Was a great servant to the saints.

You take your shoes off in my house 🏡 😂

Tom interjects at 2 mins into the main podcast. What a question 👏🏻

Love TP, one of those managers that not many appreciate but those managers are required.

What i'd give see Pulis back At Soke, LEGEND !!!!

Love that Tony Pulis...pure class!!!!!!!!!

Why did Tony lie? Delap not only played that match but Stoke scored from one of his long throws in the second minute.

Did Tony make you take off your shoes 😂😂😂😂

Great manager. Did more on a shoestring budget that a lot of others who spent big. Would love to see him manage Wales. Does wonders with limited resources.

Halfway through on Spotify and what in the name is going on with Tom's socks 😅

How the hell did no one at Stoke know Rory had a long throw-in? He was doing it for years at Saints before then 👀🤔

Lol Tony Pulis say na Olorwayjana. It's Seyi Olofijana bro

it gave Wenger nightmares for years because everyone started doing it to them 😂

Tony Pulis and Stoke were a really good side that gave everyone a game.

Wheelo was an operator

4:47 that's gonna leave marks

Rory Delap was my nemesis as a kid 12/13 years old, he was left back and I were right winger. I'm not lying by saying I usually got the better of him. I was very good as a kid and played for North East of England at one time Wembley Arena paper boy's 5 a side. Always used to make me smile throwing those bombs in to the box!! 😂

Have you heard the Goldie Lookin' Chain song about Tony Pulis?

Stoke wanted a facy manager with a fancy playing and guess what, things went downhill.... TP was Stoke as we knew the club.

Stoke City Legend ❤

I couldn’t understand the obsession with Rory Delap’s long throw. He obviously had more to his game than that. Also, Steve Sims was doing this for Watford in the 80s. And I’m sure he wasn’t the only one.

Vieira and Lehmann didn't play for Arsenal whilst Stoke were in the premier league?

Wenger is synonymous with Stoke supporters?

The ego on this guy who’s won ZERO. 🤣🤣🤣

Tony your wrong .. we scored off a throw in . Fa cup 3.1

Always wondered why Rory Delap was allowed to dry the ball with a towel I assumed that would be against the laws of the game

Kids today don’t know about Rory Delap

Ashley young vibes with the spit

The thing is, anyone can train themselves to do a delap throw in, start with a light ball work up to heavy ball, by the time you can throw the heavy ball far the actual match ball is like throwing a balloon... It's a learnable skill, not a random talent ✌🏻

It’s: at a loss for words. Not: lost for words. Jesus. That doesn’t even mean anything.

Wenger did not like Britannia

Hey Tone, a manager doesn't wear sliders

Im so glad stoke are where they are right now. Managers like TP are relics. Stoke city fans booing Aaron Ramsey as he was being stretchered off with a horrific injury caused by one of their orcs is the most disgusting things ive witnessed at a football match.

Definition of narcism - Tony Pulis

Wenger is the most overrated manager in Premier League history. Here's why; - Arsenal are a big club, and he only won 3 Premier League Titles in 22 years. - Wenger only reached ONE Champions League Final despite having 22 attempts. - Wenger only won the Premier League whilst it was a 2 horse race 98, 02, 04. As soon as Chelsea came along, then Man City, he won 0 Premier League Titles. - He was apparently famous for finding unknown talent for cheap, which he did with Henry, Anelka etc. Yet as soon as the stadium was built, Wenger FAILED to repeat this, and the stadium was blamed for him not winning the Premier League. Why couldn't Wenged find the next Henry, Viera etc during the stadium building years? Oh, yes, he couldn't handle a Title race that was more than 2 horses. - Wenger actually went 9 whole years with ZERO trophies. - Big clubs are measured on winning two things. Domestic League Title and Champions League. Nothing else. So, yes it was good for Wenger to win a few FA Cups, that isn't the ultimate aim of a big club and a so called world class manager. - Apparently Wenger invented fitness, diet and nutrition. Big Sam was already using sports science and nutrition in the 90s, whilst he was in the lower leagues. - 1971 - 1995 was 24 years BEFORE Wenger. Arsenal won 3 League Title and 0 Champions League Titles. 1996 - 2018 was 22 years (almost an identical time frame). Wenger years. Arsenal won 3 Premier League Titles and 0 Champions League Titles. Did Wenger really improve Arsenal? Or did he just win what the club had already been used to wining in an almost identical timeframe. Yes, I know. The Truth Hurts.