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Right, that's me off out then.

You're going to unlock this at 6 o'clock aren't you?

Have some of that.

Don't particularly like Man U but I fucking detest Chelsea and Liverpool. Man U are the lesser of 3 evils.

Get in Vidic. Fuck off Chelsea.

The refs going to lose control of this like.

How can the referee not book Rooney for dissent there? I can understand him wanting to try to keep his cards in his pocket early but he's made a rod for his own back by letting that slide.

How long before Tyler mentions the words 'chess game'?

Change of plan for me mate sorry, someones offered to take me there, so i'll see everyone there ill be there mega early, about 5 15 last minute lift after months of campaigning congrats He probably just rang a taxi tbh.

Without a doubt. I can't stand the prick but he's doing a very good job.

It is an awful game like. Starting to warm up a bit now and I think there will be a late winner.

I'd also suggest whoever wins the toss should kick into the wind first half. And god help the keepers.

It's January man...if people are whinging about the weather what exactly were they hoping for today? Glorious sunshine? 90 minutes in this stuff will finish most of you. Hobbling back to the changing rooms like injured animals...

You're all stupid bastards tbh. Have you seen the fucking weather?

At what point did this useless wanker think 'yeah, cornrows would look good I reckon. I'll get them put in tomorrow' He looks like an absolute cunt. (Sorry Cath.)

If they're fined, who gets the money? The FA? Sheffield Utd went down because West Ham cheated. West Ham should be punished and Sheff U should be compensated. Fining them might punish West ham but I can't see how that helps Sheff U. Sheff United if the world was fair; but whoever the fines usually go to. They broke the rules and should have to face the consequences I'm fairly sure any fines do go to the FA so, in that respect, I'd say a fine isn't the right punishment. Agree with whoever said the FA should have acted with the offence at the time and relegated them at the time. Whatever happens from here on in shouldn't absolve the FA from criticism.

If they're fined, who gets the money? The FA? Sheffield Utd went down because West Ham cheated. West Ham should be punished and Sheff U should be compensated. Fining them might punish West ham but I can't see how that helps Sheff U.

As I was in the ground and so it wasn't obvious to me (as maybe my attention was elsewhere), HOW was it distracting to the players? Are they not professional enough to get on with playing a game of football while a banner is walked around a ground? The banner had no effect on the game, the fact that Keegan had walked earlier in the week and the club was up in the air, with the players as confused about it all as anyone else had a major effect on the game, and the fact that we underestimated Hull had a major effect on the game. A banner saying "Cockney Mafia Out" has no direct impact on how we performed on that day! I think it did distract some of the players - certainly Given. I sat in the Leazes and watched Given staring at the banner, wondering what the commotion was all about. The noise levels crew as it made it's way towards the dugouts/media area and the crowd lost interest in the game imho. It was an unwelcome distraction and while you can't prove it was responsible for the defeat, it certainly didn't help. The timing of it was poor too. Bringing it out right at the start of the second half in a game we're already trailing in was ridiculous. I can understand why he felt the need to protest but I wish he'd have kept it in his bag during the game.

They'd have to give their whole first XI away, only decent players in the side that would fetch anything of note would be Noble, Ashton, Upson, Green and Bellamy. They'd also get decent money for Parker, Dyer, Bowyer, Faubert too. Even Carlton Cole would fetch a few bob.

They should be forced to transfer £50m of assets (ie. £50m worth of players) over to Sheff U. Understandably, not many would want to play for Sheffield so they'd be put up for sale and all of the proceeds going to Sheffield. Any players that do want to stay would strengthen the team and help them get promoted. West Ham would lose players but would still have a chance to play the kids and stay up. Sheffield wouldn't be promoted automatically but they'd have better players and/or money in the bank and have a much better chance of going up. I should be in charge of the FA.

Money, but I don't think he's that sort of person. Barca aren't short of a few quid either if they happened to be pressured into increasing his already substantial wage. Well that's the obvious one, aye. If they ever went for him they'd offer him stupid money. Maybe £200k a week. Barca would probably hike his wage up until the difference in coin wouldn't be worth the change in lifestyle/status to Messi. Hopefully anyway.

Never ever. He's a good kid and appreciates what Barca's done for him and his family. They took him in when he was a little kid, gave his dad a job in the club and fixed his medical problems. In all the interviews that I've read, he always mentions how grateful he is for what Barca did for him so the only chance of him leaving is if Barca stop challenging. And since the last time Barca didn't qualify for Europe was eons ago, I'm guessing Messi will retire there. I hope so anyway. His character is just the opposite of Ronaldo's (who's as unappreciative of what Man Utd and Sir Alex has done for him as you could be). There is absolutely no reason for Messi to leave Barca to go anywhere tbh. I'm guessing he's on a ridiculous wage already, playing for arguably one of the biggest clubs on the planet. He's adored by Barca fans and he's coming into his prime. He's living in Barcelona and has the lifestyle that most would kill for. Why would he ever give that up to go and play for Manchester City?

He's nee Gutierrez like.