A fire alarm in the Sky studio left viewers with a never-ending Tony Pulis interview

The boys are back in studio now, but will the viewers ever recover?

MOST FOOTBALL FANS respect the job Tony Pulis has done at different Premier League clubs, but he isn’t exactly the most compelling figure. Michael Owen even called him boring, which says a lot.

So viewers of Soccer Saturday were understandably puzzled when a pre-match interview was played on a loop a few minutes ago. If there is sports television in hell, it is likely an unending pre-match interview with Tony Pulis.

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Anyone else now viewing the same Tony Pulis video for the fourth time in a row on Gillette soccer Saturday?
— accaleague (@accaleague) January 17, 2015

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Watching Soccer Saturday like https://t.co/Sx03mt9gpl
— Cillian (@Giofaire) January 17, 2015

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It turns out that a fire alarm went off and the boys had to be evacuated from the studio.

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Sorry folks, the Soccer Saturday team have had to evacuate the studio following a fire alarm. Jeff is currently trying to put the fire out!
— Soccer Saturday (@SoccerSaturday) January 17, 2015

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The boys might have be okay, but the viewers will never forget.

I'm sure I've seen this before pic.twitter.com/v4DHD9gRla
— Sean Farrell (@SeanOgFarrell) January 17, 2015

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A fire alarm in the Sky studio left viewers with a never-ending Tony Pulis interview

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