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Was bored : 15 games played so that's 1350 minutes of football. Give or take a minute or so here or there... Time spent leading a game: 199 mins (14.7%) (5 times, winning only 2) Time spent drawing in a game: 605 mins (44.8%) Time spent losing in a game: 546 mins (40.4%) (10 times, losing all 10) Basically we always lose the game if we ever go behind, not so much as a point gained if we ever fall behind at any point. #resilience

Would like: Barca v Juve; Bayern v Real.

Below Les Reid, Tony Adams, Steve Wigley, Sammy Lee, Brian Kidd, Chris Hutchins. Above Terry Connor (P13 W0 D4 L9 win%=0.00%)...

That's porn.

Just in case the players switch off and just go through the motions. Results could suffer.

If they were in any way serious about spending a bit of money on the club they'd have gone out and paid for a proper manager in January - they didn't, they went for the cheapest option possible, crossed their fingers and hoped it would be enough. That's the crux of the matter and it's not going to change now, this is the policy - spend as little as possible and hope it's enough. The cunts running the gaff have 7 seasons worth of past form to go on and all of these bullshit leaks about investment in the summer are a smokescreen to fool fucking retards into thinking they're serious. Unfortunately it's worked with quite a few of our thicker fans who've swallowed it down whole. They're a pack of fucking arseholes and they've managed to hoodwink cunts like Anderson who are only to willing to push their agenda.

Wouldn't really be fair on Williamson who's been a rock this year.

He's a good football man though. Plus he was born in the correct city, ergo he's mint.

Even 40000 is still about 75% of the capacity. I defy anyone to look at those pics and tell me 75% of the seats are filled. I'd even go as far as saying it could be around the 50% mark.

Pleased for you mate but now may not be the best time.

If those pics are anything to go by then that's about 34000 imo.

The cunt couldn't find a solution if one started growing on his arse. Gormless, fat mess.

One thing that has changed over the last few weeks is the heightened awareness of what's actually happened over the last few years as regards Ashley's running of the club. Prior to AshleyOut there was little, if anything, in the way of criticism of his tenure. No-one looking at the facts, no-one listening to the concerns of the fans and absolutely everyone turning a blind eye to what was/is happening. Now people are aware there's criticism from all quarters. Pundits, journos, commentators, other fans have had their eyes opened and pointing the finger squarely at Ashley. No idea if he cares, no idea it'll lead to him looking for another buyer (seriously this time) but the brighter and hotter the spotlight on Ashley the better. The first blow has landed but it needs to be followed up relentlessly now. Don't let him off the hook now.

Down to 66's now. Still highly unlikely to go down but if the teams below us win a few off the bounce we've shown we've got nothing left to respond. Shameful stuff.

Probably suck Eriksen off in the tunnel.

Awful. Regression is now exponential.

first Liverpool manager to fail to win a trophy in his first 3 seasons since the 50's. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa........

Geeet up Villa.

Will probably go down now they've played at Wembo. Defeat at Wembo hurts more so best not to get there marra.

This. Utter fucking arseholes.

When questioned on the lack of new arrivals on deadline day, Carver simply insisted he will work with what he has until the end of the season and concentrate on Stoke. "People will be surprised but I've been totally focused on this and when Lee (Charnley, Managing Director) said to me there's nobody coming in, I'm fine with that," Carver told Sky Sports. Carver highlighted the lack of significant departures from the club during January and, with the window now closed, he is eager to get on with things. "I did go on record and say that Moussa Sissoko wasn't going anywhere, so that was pleasing. But to have a group of players that we have here now, I am delighted," he said. Stoke travel to Tyneside after back-to-back league victories over Leicester and QPR that have moved Mark Hughes' team above Newcastle and into 11th spot. The Magpies have won the last three meetings with the Potters at St James' Park and Carver is happy to be dealing with some welcome selection headaches this weekend. "We are going to have problems this weekend because I will have to leave some people out the 18, which is the first time we've had to do that for a long time, so we are in a healthy position," said Carver. Feb 6th

The fucker made it perfectly clear when the window closed that he was more than happy with the state of the squad both numerically and quality-wise. He bent over backwards to emphasise how happy he was and how he was looking forward to being manager. Can't change your story now you daft cunt. He speaks with a forked tongue, he's as duplicitous as the pricks above him.

Where's it flying from? Peterlee marra.

I'd be in favour of this.