‘Alright John I’m bored of it’ – Watch Laura Woods brutally HANG UP on caller leaving Ally McCoist in stitches
LAURA WOODS left Ally McCoist in stitches as she brutally hung up on a confident caller talking about the talent of Manchester City.
The talkSPORT host and Arsenal fan spoke to a man named John ahead of the potential title-deciding clash tonight.
City welcome the Gunners to the Emirates as both sides have the chance to put their fate in their own hands with a win.
Previewing the game, Woods admitted she was nervous and worried as centre-back William Saliba is out injured.
Man City fan John phoned in and began to taunt Woods, full of belief that his side will win tonight.
He said: “How are you going to stop the striking Viking, the cyborg, Erling Haaland? How are you stopping him?”
Woods responded: “I would have been a little more confident if Saliba was there, but I’m a little bit worried about it, but he can be stopped. There are teams this season that have stopped you.”
John was having none of it: “He’ll knock the Arsenal players over like skittles and be flying in on goal.”
The radio host jumped back in as McCoist started laughing: “John… John… John, remember when you played Tottenham and it was Cristian Romero, Eric Dier and Ben Davies at the back?
“Haaland couldn’t score in that game and you lost 1-0.
“There are ways of beating Man City. I’m just saying, John, a bit of humbleness goes a long way.”
The caller and McCoist then began chatting about how the “bundle of creativity” that Pep Guardiola‘s side have will be too much for Arsenal.
They continued their conversation, moving onto the old days and City legend Colin Bell.
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It caused Woods to put a stop to the chat, hanging up the phone and saying: “Alright, John, I’m bored of it. Sorry, I couldn’t get in.
“As soon as we went back to the dark ages I thought ‘I’ve got to get in here, we’ve got to move on’, [producer Sam] has been in here for ages ready to do his section.”
The talkSPORT employee then giggled: “I’m scared now that if I bore you, Laura, you’ll just interrupt me and throw me to one side.”