Teasy

Like going down would change anything.

Ryan Taylor invisible in open play, terrible at free kicks and responsible for the West Brom goal, amazing.

I've got £30 on Sunderland and West Brom to win at 16/1 so I'll probably be ok no matter what happens today Suppose us drawing would be a bit shit but would still give us a chance as long as Hull and Leicester don't both win.

Would think Beardsley might be brought in like but not Stone Though actually its just about ridiculous enough to make sense to the mongs that run this club so maybe..

Must have brought a deal with the devil along with him, bet it wasn't written on scrunched up A4 like Coloccini's letter though.

We've had more flukey results then this in the last 12 months?

Surprised he wasn't offside as well just to seal it as the most absurd thing ever.

Aye but plenty of teams commit players forward (not us like but plenty do) and don't get this kind of luck. Two penalties last week, two deflections this week, if I wasn't watching it I actually wouldn't believe it.

Double deflection!

They've actually got another deflection...

Everything Everton hit deflects away from goal, Sunderland have one shot and it deflects in

We can still point it out though, they are insanely lucky.

He's fucking useless, misses everything he goes for, playing like a total fucking lump.

"Little bit of luck" fuck off Owen they're simply the luckiest team on earth.

Luckiest team on the planet.

He fucking better not still be in midfield, he basically gives us one less man in the middle, absolutely non existent.

Everton have now decided they just don't give a shit, started well now all of a sudden they aren't bothered in the slightest.

Goes to the side highest up in the fair play table that aren't already in Europe I think. Isn't it the leagues discipline that decides the number of places that league has? http://www.premierleague.com/en-gb/matchday/fair-play.html

Surely Taylor will be in defence now rather than midfield though? I mean I don't want him involved anyway but he's less useless in defence.

If we go down he'll just settle in and wait until we come back up and try to sell then. Anyone thinking he'll cut his losses, do you really think this stubborn cunt is that sort of man? He'll be thinking about how much the club was worth in the Premier League and won't be able to bring himself to sell for just a small fraction of that worth. You don't sell when your stocks low, simple as that, not unless you're desperate and he's a fucking billionaire, he can afford to wait.

Never won a trophy, best achievement is finishing 5th once, currently managing Crystal Palace, world class manager You'd have to be thick as pig shit to really believe that.

Should educate the thick twat on what a yo-yo is.

But you'd be in a league where the only aim is to get into another league that you don't want to be in anyway. As shallow as the Premier League has become I'd still rather be there than in the Championship, all we really want is rid of Ashley. The only question is does being out of the Premier League get rid of Ashley?, I'm not confident it would.

Yeah, in January. Was already reported he wouldn't move until the summer. Confirms he's the one the club wants though. So really it does just come down to wether Derby get promoted or not.

Weren't Derby regularly finishing mid table or below until Mclaren came in? First season under him they finished 3rd and now they're sitting 5th. I don't know, maybe quite a bit of money was spent and it's purely new players making the difference. I just don't think he should be judged as a poor manager because he hasn't led Derby to promotion yet as some have suggested. Maybe they know much more than me about the goings on at Derby?, if so I'd be interested in reading about it. Considering it looks like we're going to get him wether we want him or not. At the moment I'm in the "at least he's far better than Carver" camp so I'm willing to give him a chance.