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This is completely wrong. Anyone with a basic knowledge of football knows that a goal changes a match. If Spurs early goal against us had been disallowed, what makes them think we'd have still went up the pitch and took the lead with Huntington? If Milner's goal against West Ham was disallowed, We still wouldn't have come back in the 2nd half or West Ham could have walked away with it 4-0. A load of shit

Probably one of the English sides. Hate to say it but an all English final would be great, it would say so much about our league and show us as one of the best. People wouldn't be able to ignore it.

What have we got to lose? I say we go all out: Given Solano Taylor Moore Carr Milner Parker Dyer Owen Ameobi Martins

hmmm Irish Christ, that club is fast becoming Ireland. They'll be shipping Sunderland off to the Irish league soon!

You can't own more than one Premier League club, I think that's a rule, otherwise Abramovich would have just bought the competition by now.

Owen-ed: Strike duos return is a Sh-ambles as Titus Sho's them up Michael Owen and Shola Ameobi both scored against Portsmouth at Fratton Park...but were both outdone at the death as Titus Bramble scored a hattrick of own goals in Injury Time to gift Pompey a 3-2 win.

Butt got sponsor's MOTM, Taylor got the Barclay's MOTM

Feel crazy for saying this but very dissapointed with that result. It was a boring game we definitely could have and should have nicked 1-0. That's us all but out of Europe, safe from Relelgation. I'm predicting 10-11th place finish.

3-1 Great for us

"You can't get near to the officials, it's easier to get to the Pope! If I'm in London next time and I get mugged, I hope the same amount of people turn up - there were six police officers, four stewards and a United Nations peace observer." :lol:

I agree on Arsenal, IMO they play some of the best English football I've ever seen. They're always a joy to watch

Reporter: Bang, there goes your unbeaten run. Can you take it? Strachan: No, I'm just going to crumble like a wreck. I'll go home, become an alcoholic and maybe! jump of a bridge. Umm, I think I can take it, yeah.

Neither will I but won't you be slightly happier if we do? I mean it'd attract more players to the club, give us a small chance of getting it right and winning a trophy. I mean Boro are no decent side and they made the final

You could say that about every competition we're in. We might as well just play friendly matches for the rest of football's existence

We tried this remember? Souness' last season. Made no real difference, we were still shit in the league. The only difference was money wasn't coming in from the UEFA Cup

I'd take Europe over no Europe. Gave us some of our only decent performances this year. Owen would have a field day against some of the opposition.

So is Campbell but he's been a revelation for Pompey. Sometimes old-buys are good buys

A Pompey win will take us further away from those chasing for Europe. We need a Man U win but it's typical how they play shit like this when we need them to win

so why don't we have articles from Chris Coleman and Neil Warnock and Paul Jewell on it?

5 million? That's impossible. He's rated at £20m+

Third time. First time after Bobby, second time after Souey I'm sure. Would love him here too but like HTT says, he wouldn't work under Freddy. We need new owners first.

Did the predictor, win the rest of our games and we finish 5th Looks like there's gonna be no Europe this season

Well nobody told him: Erol Bulut is hopeful that he has done enough to earn a permanent deal at Newcastle. The Turkish full-back has been training with The Magpies over the past few days as he looked to impress manager Glenn Roeder. Bulut is currently with Olympiakos - but he is out-of-contract at the end of the season and will be eligible for a free transfer in June. The 32-year-old has spoken to skysports.com about how things have been going for him in England. "I was told from my agent a few days ago that Newcastle wanted to give me a trial to because they are looking for a player for the left side," he told skysports.com. "I came to Newcastle and I passed the medical exams. Today I took part in the training. I followed all the training, including the practice game and the tactics. "I was welcomed by the players, the coach and the staff. Right now I am with Emre who has told me a lot of things about the club. Everything is perfect here. The facilities, the people, the city. "I will now leave for Athens as they have the league game and they are all focused on this game. "I think that at the beginning of the next week I am going to know if I will sign with Newcastle or not. "My agent makes the contacts and he is going to discuss terms and conditions with them. If I am going to sign, its going to be for two years. I want to take the chance and prove myself in the Premier League playing for such a big club like Newcastle."

Gotta agree with Oliver there like. When Martins isn't scoring, he's quite shit - at least he has been of recent. I'm hoping it's just because he's still settling in the league, I wouldn't get rid of him like.

BREAKING NEWS: Oliver in disagreement with Roeder shocker!