"Noble's a good lad, I would've rattled him early!" | Vinnie Jones' hilarious punditry!

Relive Vinnie Jones' colourful contributions to BT Sport's coverage of AFC Wimbledon's shock 4-2 victory over West Ham in their FA Cup fourth round clash at Kingsmeadow.
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[@dazo69]

"Get the ball in the box with a few elbows flying about", Vinny is a legend lol

[@johnnobrega4767]

Loves Vinny init

[@navinmenon6931]

Vinnie Jones was the definition of old school hard hitting football.

[@belfastholidaybreaks8414]

He was useless good for nothing thug.

[@DISTER141]

Hargreaves got injured shortly afterwards.

[@2010dame]

🤣🤣🤣 luv it!!!

[@modmod392]

Ha ha....he was injured getting out the car.

[@StoutProper]

After vinnie gave him a hard stare

[@vladtheinhalerYT]

😂😂😂

[@ryancoackley3660]

Heard it was the micrphone. Can always do damage when not held correctly

[@mrblack7469]

Vinnie auditioning for next seasons Peaky Blinders.

[@michellegabriel8996]

No its a new film its called....lock stock & two of Gazza's balls....

[@warrenthomas3168]

Vinnie in peaky ... I'd watch .... iv never watched it tho lol

[@anthonywilliams7659]

Mr Black he’d make a good Arthur

[@denmark39]

Mr Black I came because of the flat cap 😁

[@syncl_rity7508]

I was literally just about to search for a recent 'Peaky Blinders' ad poster I saw on the street and then seen this.

[@10fcull44]

“I started the run up a week and half ago”... class.😆

[@-uju-7576]

Vinnie is so old school it’s refreshing

[@chrisevans5259]

Vinnie is proper old school.......he's even got the Hovis cap to prove it

[@billding8627]

Was thinking about this legend recently. Really happy to see him back about English football. Please get him on the show as a regular.

[@jafrost1328]

He should be doing commentary

[@seattlesfinest1927]

Legend.......

[@wt3522]

He’s too basic and uncouth to be on TV.

[@christschin3708]

Legend? 😂😂😂

[@olivercleary5321]

Vinnie Jones a legend? 🤣🤣

[@nathanofthefranks2955]

"Get a few elbows flying about" Love it xD.

[@Tominparid]

Wally Downes brilliant at 4.37: “Your coaching career never really took off did it..?” 😂

[@alphahuskyy]

vinnie jones, when hooligans become footballers. legend.

[@ronniepickering88]

Let's av a bare knuckle then

[@lfcspectre4335]

Vinnie still has Gazza balls in his pocket.

[@marcusclark5330]

he's dined out on that for years

[@bear1245]

A Great moment in English football Along with Cantona’s Kung fu kick

[@broughton90]

😂

[@JamesLynch88]

Couldn’t lace Gazza’s boots

[@mariolisa2832]

@@marcusclark5330 probably dined more on his awesome performances in Snatch and Lock stock to be fair bro

[@azapro911]

Vinnie now entering his Bricktop years.

[@cellstep7869]

Owen Hargreaves arse fell out when vinnie Jones looked back at him near the end 🤣

[@stiffler107]

when I worked for ba at t5 heathrow I met vinnie his wife and mate getting of a la lunchtime arrival what a lovely bloke and that was 7 years plus ago and I still recall it in the boozer top bloke

[@0oz3r0o0]

Vinnie Shelby

[@theadventuresofbeef4343]

0oz3r0o0 Bullet tooth Tony!

[@JackTheladd]

Vinnie Solomons.

[@t2d748]

Shalom arthur

[@i2wiscynicalcymru862]

4:25 - 4:34 Classic Vinnie Jones

[@UserName-br5zu]

Their faces are a picture 😂😂 they look so uncomfortable

[@folksurvival]

@@UserName-br5zu All those castrated "men" were wincing.

[@superpantman]

Hargreaves got injured just by listening to Vinnie

[@buffalosowljah373]

yeah.. including all the primer donnas of this generation as well 🤣😂

[@lovejoy3347]

4:00 I love it how a Geography teacher just teleports into the banter and looks in no mood for it. Pointless use of superhero powers, really.

[@MohamedShou]

😂😂

[@TEAMRONALDO1]

Just appeared in the frame like Tyler Durden at the start of Fight Club

[@bobbytchek2]

It’s a breath of fresh air to hear real men talking in 2019 and people laughing and not being offended.

[@oscoe]

Agreed. The world needs more of this. Too many castrated men in the media

[@matthewwatson9726]

Some upper middle class tosser like Jones pretending he's some cockney Hardman Its pathetic

[@iohnxxxx]

I miss the real world with characters 😪

[@scottking869]

Sounds like your the one who proberly gets offended at everything

[@hmq9052]

Only a beta would say that

[@mseedat3788]

I wish Phil Neville was here and would say how he thought diving is acceptable...he'd end up getting a spear from Vinnie. No nonsense player.

[@bladechild2449]

Diving was the only way to avoid a leg break when going up against Vinnie, though.

[@damien1351]

Vinnie was no nonsense against players he knew he could bully. I watched norman whiteside back in the day kick lumps out of jones down at plough lane. Jones never bit back once at him.

[@colloquialsoliloquy3098]

what we call diving,is called "leg checks" in mma

[@popcornpaws7011]

@@damien1351 shut up man, he just got stuck in, “bully” he just played physical, had nothing to do with any fear element. Vinnie never thought he was tough, just played the way he did.

[@dizzygunner]

@@popcornpaws7011 vinnie still thinks he's though, just a big pretentious nobhead.

[@DustyBrah]

For a player who’s play style is completely dead in today’s game he actually speaks a lot more sense than half the pundits from more recent time *cough Rio Ferdinand cough*

[@GabrielJesusMCFC]

He’s a good actor, but Neymar is better.

[@samuelingram2764]

Vinnie Jones was a better footballer than diving cheat neymar

[@kritav1111]

@@samuelingram2764 No he wasn't and he also is a worse actor than Neymar who deserves an Oscar and an injury

[@nataliemurray5167]

CITY!!!

[@cddb5408]

@@samuelingram2764 I was going to say Vinnie Jones was the better player....as a joke of course.

[@goldeneagle5966]

Hahaha

[@MrObiwan1]

Love Vinny , those times will never happen again :(

[@vendogg]

Living legend is our Vinnie

[@freaker126]

I love seeing the fans having a great time supporting their team and bring their family along. A sense of belonging to the club and the team. They're not like the other supporters who only want to support top clubs. The fans are there no matter where they are. Up or down. I would say, they're the real fans. Not like the fakes who jumps from one club to another.

[@georgeriley5456]

Vinnie Jones walked the walk and he can talk the talk,A legend for is commander like attitude with the crazy gang. The type of player with them leadership skills that football miss's today, we going to var, ol' no! He's going for the card. Yet I'd still have him in my team today

[@marylowrey8911]

I’m glad I’ve got all those memories hard wired, I’m part of the Vinnie generation. In football, work and play we actually knew the meaning of banter and deployed it liberally. I literally went to work for a laugh and I was the guvnor! Great days, epitomised by that mad Wimbledon team. 😆❤️😘

[@walidkhan616]

"he's shown me how to use WhatsApp so now I drive him mad" classic

[@chiselcheswick5673]

Great to listen to. A lot of people slag off Vinnie but he got himself an FA cup winners medal and its players like him that we still remember. Love em or hate em the game did have a lot more characters back before money ruined the game.

[@iohnxxxx]

pound notes and foreigners destroyed our great game no more alan ball Colin Bell George best Mike summerbee the list is endless + sir bobby Moore good luck chisel and always remember when football was foreign free 👍

[@nelvaldo.4850]

Love our vinnie!! Always in our hearts, great memories. M. O. T.... 👌👍

[@jamesh1124]

About 30 years ago we lived next door to Vinnie Jones. Lent him a spanner and he never returned it.

[@richardjamesclemo6235]

It was Gone in 60 seconds

[@jamesquinn2759]

Snatched it.

[@richardjamesclemo6235]

He used it to fix his Mean Machine

[@mariolisa2832]

I heard that spanner is now implanted in some guy’s head...

[@gr637]

He probably ate it thinking it was a biscuit

[@darrenbanks7983]

Vinny class lad love it

[@dazzaMusic]

Who remembers him and the crazy gang

[@irishgamer9151]

Haha it was mad

[@maccajft96ynwa97]

Unfortunately 😢

[@emrysdavies1215]

There's no one like Vinnie Jones! Football's missing characters like him!!! Sad really

[@avikarsewpersad9856]

We need more Vinnie Jones in football.

[@johnwalsh4432]

I agree with ya.

[@mikespilligan6294]

He wouldn't last five minutes

[@herbertvonzinderneuf8547]

@@mikespilligan6294 Agree - off within 4 min and 59 seconds - thugs have no place in 21st Century football.

[@Kofi_Mensahs_BurnerAccount]

@@herbertvonzinderneuf8547 if a simple crunching reducer on a flair player is called ‘thuggish’ the game has gone really soft hasn’t it.

[@herbertvonzinderneuf8547]

@@Kofi_Mensahs_BurnerAccount Well, perhaps I am biased. I used to play amateur back in the day, and often found myself the target of the the opposing "Reducer". I do tend to be generally nostalgic for pre-Premiership footie, guys like Harris, Hunter and Jones really were a tumour on the game back then.

[@peacepuffz]

The BBC should sign up Vinnie for match of the day.

[@gr637]

Yeah, a boxing match

[@jonlacey316]

Crazy gang they were a breathe of fresh air when they came up into the big league, they stood tall and backed each other up all over the park, think mcmahon still walks dodgey after that final

[@martinharvey3990]

Downes' face when Vinny mentioned gloves says a thousand words... he was the toughest of the lot.

[@jorgcooper2367]

Sign him up, great pundit!

[@FENWARDO]

love vinnie man guys a proper british legend gone through some tough times n still going top man

[@smudgersmithmale4085]

A lot of these old pros always think they were better than they actually were .

[@youbigdork6260]

They just don’t make players like that anymore, Vinnie Jones,Roy Keane,Patrick viera,Martin Keown them dudes were hard as nails never shied away from a tackle,they loved a good battle

[@kevshearer3245]

duncan ferguson would have destroyed every single one of them

[@youbigdork6260]

Kev Shearer I couldn’t remember all of them but yes he was also a beast !!!

[@kevshearer3245]

@@youbigdork6260 - those days are long gone sadly.....its like men arent men these days in football....total change in culture and attitude

[@ernestomartinez4090]

Jaap Stam

[@chrisdaniels3929]

@@kevshearer3245 Also Mark Hughes, those tough strikers could take it as well as dish it out. Duncan would leap like a Scottish salmon.

[@simonforrest2522]

Looool... Oh mate ...I remember the Vinny Jones days..Jheeez... An absolute beast lol

[@eoincorbett2175]

Simon Forrest bit of a psycho though lol

[@mickrileybcn]

Poor Owen Hargreaves.

[@Noresearchneeded]

Travel Nutz he’s loving it! Easy nights pay! Don’t think he got a word in the whole night!

[@georgelander7857]

Got injured when Vinnie turned and breathed on him

[@azaankhalid7693]

Vinnie is a proper ‘geezer’ ain’t he? 🤣

[@gary.s5322]

Vinnie was a better player than people remember, or he wouldn't have played as many times at top level.

[@paulfreegard1271]

Vinnie ...love him ,honest player...well sometimes lol....

[@realnesx]

Players are pampered these days

[@liamjohnston5099]

@Colloquial Soliloquy vidic is retired

[@ArmyofLove]

Vinnie is spot on regarding agents and on the dressing room too.

[@stuartpage9138]

Vinny Jones has a huge opinion of himself. Poor footballer at best with a huge mouth. It's a shame he wasn't playing a few years earlier in the years of Souness or Billy Whitehurst or Ron Harris. They'd have broken him in two. The ones that usually make the most noise are like he does are just full of hot air.

[@iaminyourbrain5400]

03:59 i honestly thought that was William Shatner appearing out of nowhere

[@MrCatMeowYT]

Someone's had a bump at half time 😂

[@bandel94]

Hargreaves looks genuinely scared.

[@Fisher2291]

Oh this is the geezer that Tamer Hassan gave a beating

[@danielredfern9827]

"I took the run-up a week and a half before" - hahaha!

[@CheersDits2979]

When football was football and worth watching

[@seedheechhaatee3891]

Nowadays with this generation TBT, vintage everything this man right here is a Rockstar for the nostalgic ways. True viking thug on the pitch.

[@the11metersd.x.channel.55]

The plumb crusher Legendary . Always had a laugh with the crowd up in the Toon.. Top man..

[@jasmineblack9778]

Should get Vinnie on every week,love him

[@graytoby1]

Vin absoloute geezer, straight on the Blue WKDs with the lads after this interview no doubt

[@bocajrs7628]

Vinnie is a great actor.

[@HAMMERSFANSUNITED]

‘Showed me how to work WhatsApp’ 😂😂😂

[@kevansimister3967]

Brilliant and honest hard man no hairs and greys

[@georgemacpherson1992]

What a legend he is. In the words of his character ‘it’s been emotional’. He was loved more at Leeds than when he was at Wimbledon.

[@MrVuvuzaala]

I wouldn't say that; us Womble's still love him ;)

[@scottking869]

Nah mk dons love him

[@Ian-lm7mn]

Vinnie Jones was a Thug on the pitch END OF...

[@antoniorecio9254]

@@Ian-lm7mn so?

[@DaleSteel]

He was destroyed when leeds decided to let him go. I think Leeds was his true home.

[@stewarth794]

Vinny looking like Tyson after he was robbed

[@richardmullins1883]

I'm a Bristol Rovers fan but I do admire this club. They lost their club to Milton Keynes and then built it back up from scratch. AFC Wimbledon are the true Dons. Respect. Just hope yu dont beat us ;)

[@Chalkster1]

The Pratt couldn't even kick a ball

[@mrius6920]

Love it:'get a few elbows flying about' jajajaj

[@mathsdebater8605]

Vinnie Jones would have to have Eye Of The Tiger playing in the background 😆😆

[@gr637]

Or Sledgehammer

[@GVGames1986]

I used to watch the Wombles at Selhurst Park. I remember going there and they were giving out 'back to Merton' signs before the game. The other thing I remember is the pitch at Selhurst Park being really small and Hans Segars letting an easy shot go in. He was later found to have been match fixing along with Bruce Grobalaar. A shame to turf off the greyhounds and banger racers but I guess it's a good base to try and get back in the Premier.

[@thomassryann8252]

"Boris, Boris the bullet dodger"

[@abbiebrown6861]

Really happy too see Vinnie Jones as a pundit. Hope too see more of Vinnie Jones

[@redguern]

It's a shame we never saw him on the same pitch as Souness. The groundsmen would still be picking up pieces of Vinnie Jones to this day.

[@dondamon4669]

"agents cause so much trouble unsettling players and especially unsettling them"

[@jamesweedman8166]

Vinnie is a better actor than he was player 🤣🤣

[@vincentgayler4060]

Why oh why is Vinnie Jones not doing more football commentary. The bloke is a legend, yes he's old skool but there's nothing wrong with that.

[@hamishamis5450]

Vinnie alive & 'kicking' is the proper start for this morning..next some bacon & eggs..

[@TokyoJoe703]

Hargreaves reported injured after standing next to Vin

[@hyperfrantic]

Vinnie Jones what a legendary hit man of football

[@lennoxforster]

Best pundit already

[@RichardMelling-l8t]

Vinnie, what a legend

[@keepingitreal.544]

Vinnie wouldn't be a prem player if he was in his prime now

[@Hubertbebe93]

He’s a legend man

[@MrMikey54]

Would love to see more of Vinnie in English football punditry. Class guy

[@rosalindchipperfield9069]

A real man unlike the majority of today's footballers.

[@adamdiaz8150]

Though Vinnie is the more famous-Wally led that dressing room for years before Vinnie arrived. He was a quality player too-he crocked his knees though the season we went up to Div1

[@BurnsTennis]

I admire Vinnie Jones' honesty about how lucky Wimbledon got in the 1988 cup final. By the way, Vinnie clattered into Steve McMahon in the 28th minute so that wasn't pre-planned, as legend has become that he did it at the start of the match.

[@zargonthemagnificent330]

Wimbledon made their own luck in that game through sheer hard work and effort, and Liverpool didn't really show up. No-one gave Wimbledon a hope, except themselves.

[@TAMSTERMAN]

So it was a 252 hour and 28min run up

[@LVC85costa]

Vinnie's 2cents is always "Someone should have ruffed [insert op] up"

[@DawleyDude]

Would love to see Jones do punditry, he can connect with fans more because he tells it how it is, they'd only have to tell him to tone down the talk of cutting things up or throwing elbows lol

[@pillwolak]

Proper good geezer, Big Vincent

[@johncarry5989]

Hargreaves laughing nervously thinking this guys a f***ing nutter.

[@martinhall3510]

Love Vinnie,Leeds legend.

[@gr637]

Legend...

[@GeorgeBridgetower]

Thin Lizzy over the PA while Vinnie is speaking is perfect

[@petersmitgary]

Bless him. Absolutely hilarious, Vinnie!

[@chrisrowe7503]

Good to see Vinnie reassociating with Wimbledon again. That's probably the only club he will be remembered for in football.

[@kpwand]

McMahon tackle would have been a straight red today. It was very, very late and studs up.

[@paulgriffiths1062]

At last A pundit ( vinny) who tells it as it is. Top bloke.

[@evanwilliamson3602]

YOUR QUOTATIONS ARE WRONG!!! He did NOT say “I would’ve rattle him early”. He said this… “If I was gonna rattle anybody early, I think it would be him”.

[@SDRockman]

4:00 William Shatner just turns up out of no WARE M8!