Wullie

Wimbledon went through, not Accrington.

Hargreaves. The man with all accents.

Who was the co-commentator tonight? Didn't recognise the voice, never really watch BT.

lerner just wants rid Aye but he only paid that for the club as well. Ashley paid more than double for us, fairly similar sized clubs.

How the hell is Villa's price only £60m?

La Liga once again proving what a Mickey Mouse league it is outside of the top three compared to the English Barclays Premier League.

That defending

In the league they haven't. Aye, only away win all season was in the Europa tie at Bilbao.

Aston Virra

Absolutely gorgeous that goal.

So it is. The free ones are not usually on there are they?

Freeview Channel 59. BT Sport Showcase. is that anywhere on sky? No.

Derby desperate not to be trying to get out of a Championship with Rafa in.

"It's so difficult playing two games a week, there's no way a manager of Benitez' calibre can manage it, only someone like Neil Warnock or Mick McCarthy can pull that off"

Think it's Chris Sutton who said on the same radio station about a month ago, and I quote: "Rafa Benitez is a big gamble, especially when Nigel Pearson is available" .... these people Steve Claridge was saying similar yesterday. Its literally ridiculous. I have no clue how these cunts get paid to basically say absolute bollocks. Its often the non ex pros in Sports journalism who have the most accurate views. It is a weird industry. There's a perception right throughout football that you have to have played the game professionally to have an opinion on it, and they perpetuate it themselves so they can all get jobs talking shite to keep them out of putting their money where their mouth is and coaching. They're almost all as thick as two short planks. It's like saying you can only be a professional film critic if you've got an Oscar. You're only qualified to report on politics if you were an MP.

Yeah.

Chris Sutton, such an arrogant piece of shit. "What do most fans know?!"

Think it's Chris Sutton who said on the same radio station about a month ago, and I quote: "Rafa Benitez is a big gamble, especially when Nigel Pearson is available"

If Brighton had played with this focus and intensity against Derby they'd already be up (and kept them Boro pricks down )

Not sure (I would imagine so) but this game leapt to mind as being between two PL clubs: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/fa_cup/3447235.stm

Three players from the top two clubs in the country, wonder how that compares to the other teams in the tournament.

Fair play to him like, he's been absolutely excellent of late.