talk utter nonsense

"Let's not talk utter nonsense," I said.

"His mind, indeed, seemed to be unbalanced, as in addition to the untruths he told, he talked utter nonsense about what he pretended he had overheard his captors say."

Nettly, a local farmer, catches up with them, saying there is indeed work for a witcher and that he too thought the folk in Upper Posada were talking utter nonsense.

As he sat down at his computer and started to access the data banks, he did not know whether to hope that his nephew had made a stupendous discovery - or was talking utter nonsense.

Instead the blog is mostly used to talk utter nonsense (Rafa wanting a return to Liverpool to manage that's why he's still got a house there etc) and entice people to agree with his deluded view that Rafa isn't a great manager.