Wullie

It's not even the fact that he's a clogger manager who loves a long ball and a tackle. They're ten-a-penny and we've had plenty ourselves. It's the way he pretends, despite what is absolutely fucking obvious if you watch what's happening on the field, that he's some sort of attacking footballing guru, held back from playing a slick, quick passing game only by the mugs that have been bought for him. If only he'd snapped up Darren Bent and James Tomkins, the poor soul.

Fucking hell, Bayern have been awful in this second half. Fuck's sake.

Over the 2 legs? whats the catch?? No, tonight.

Coral are offering new customers odds of 3-1 for a Bayern win - maximum £10 bet but surely a free £30.

I like the pointlessness of the shirts of the Ameobi Bros. http://www.premiershiptalk.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/ameobi-brothers.jpg

Lush.

Jesus Christ.

This game reminds me of theirs against Stoke last season, totally beaten until the opposition began to cower in fear on instruction. Allardyce is so pathetic.

Did they tell him to throw himself to the ground to try and get Tim Krul sent off as well?

Convinced he should have been off about three times for two-footers in the cup final. They all idolise a player who started the season by laughing at them losing. Stupid cunts.

Can't bear all the "our Andy" shite. Absolute cunt. Would love a Nolan goal however.

Good to see the press on his back. Pity it's more than twelve months too late.

Douglas says that it was the 18th time we've conceded 3, it should be that we've been beaten by that margin. The number that we've conceded 3 must be far more. Decent piece apart from that though, and I'm not generally a fan.

That must be why we got that comprehensive victory against Everton last week. A member of the public would be spoken to by mental health professionals if they gibbered like this cunt.

Complete fucking maniac the bloke.

This and the money argument as proven above I agree with. Unfortunately. They've got it ridiculously right over there. They had a decent squad under Dalglish but a terrible manager. Then they: A: upgraded the manager B: held onto their prized assets C: invested sensibly Now gonna win the league. So simply. Sigh. They did exactly the same when they replaced Houllier with Benitez and subsequently won the European Cup amongst other things. We sacked Robson, employed Souness and have been fucking shite ever since. They'd be better off going after stability imo.

Why would they laugh at Pardew when you've made it clear what a great job he's doing?

Aye, it was belting when they came to our ground and put four past us without breaking a sweat. Well maybe aside from that Wullie if you must refer everything back to Newcastle. Bar that he's been great entertainment The irony of you laughing at someone else's manager. What you think about Sherwood is what everyone else thinks about the dickhead in charge of Newcastle.

150m in three seasons is fucking loads. http://www.transferleague.co.uk/premiership-transfers/liverpool-transfers.html We've spend 51m in the same time They have a net spend of 90 million over the last 5 seasons: http://www.transferleague.co.uk/league-tables/transfer-league-table-last-five-seasons.html Which sounds like a load until you see that over the same period Man City's figure is 480 million and Chelsea's 282 million! They've spent less than Stoke and only 4 million more than Villa. Over that period we've made 45 million PROFIT I agree Man City and Chelsea have spunked money like it's endless, it was more a reply to "they haven't got loads of money", they've spent a fair bit, they've recouped a decent amount but they've had decent backing. Of course they have and have spent a lot of money. They're a Premier League club. That's what the vast majority tend to do. Don't judge everyone by our standards.

Aye, it was belting when they came to our ground and put four past us without breaking a sweat.

Take at least 25% off any expectations based on previous performances once he's had his grubby mitts on them as well.

Good to hear that he might be starting to crumble. We've seen this before but the next two fixtures look like bankers for the opposition whereas amongst the batterings at the end of last season, there were a couple of away draws that he spun as being fantastic results. If Man United give us another kicking... Probably wishful thinking but it's all I've got to keep me going.

If Liverpool end up needing an enormous goal difference swing on the final day, it couldn't be set up nicer for them. If they needed 10, I wouldn't bet a penny against them doing it.

Just coincidence mate, all to do with the players.

He does actually, think he was on the same course as Wayne Rooney.