Beren

Recovered yet? Hobbling around.

They won't. 3rd best team in the league by a little distance as long as they keep Bale fit. Nah. They're more consistent than Chelsea and Arsenal this season though. So far.

I will really enjoy if Spurs squander their CL spot tbh

Spurs look very flat so far.

Do referees actually face disciplinary hearings for shit performances?

Great. Our long-range shooters Cabaye and HBA can test the keeper early on, hopefully.

Bramble for who?

You don't know Wigan, man. They get crazy at this time of year. Last year, look what they did to the likes of Man Utd, Arsenal etc Sat Mar 24 Premier Liverpool Away Won 2-1 Sat Mar 31 Premier Stoke City Home Won 2-0 Sat Apr 7 Premier Chelsea Away Lost 1-2 Wed Apr 11 Premier Manchester United Home Won 1-0 Mon Apr 16 Premier Arsenal Away Won 2-1 Sat Apr 28 Premier Newcastle United Home Won 4-0 Even the Chelsea game they were cheated by two offside goals IIRC.

Mignolet subbed in the 61st minute after saving a string of penalties, then Russell Martin scoring a hattrick would be good.

sexton means nothing. Sexta means Friday I know nothing.

Sexton means Friday, right? I watched Seinfeld with Portuguese subtitles for a while. All I knew was 'obrigado' and 'sexton'.

I haven't seen anything conclusive. Cabaye apparently remained hopeful of making Sunday, but the club seem less sure. With a two-week break looming, and our fingers still freshly-singed from HBA's calamitous return from injury, I'll be surprised if we risk it.

In isolation, I think calling a point at Wigan a fucking shit result is a bit harsh. They can play on their day. They seem to have more of those days at the business end of the season too. The only away games which I'd describe like that if we didn't win this season are: Villa, Reading, QPR, West Ham and Norwich. Sunderland would have made that list if it wasn't their cup final. There are of course others where we could reasonably be expected to win with the resources at our disposal, but they'd fall in the category of disappointing/annoying.

I miss the old Invincibles' Arsenal. Not facing them, of course, but just watching them annihilate teams with attacking football. They were class - great champions.

The Wolves' own goal wasn't as funny as I'd hoped either.

Inter Milan fans whose second team is Newcastle.

That says a lot considering it was Jonathan Pearce. Don't mind Jonathan Pearce most of the time (compared to others, especially), but it's just silly really. "Man Utd fans clasping the edge of their seats" at the end? Or what, they'll only be the 13 points clear of a dogshit Man City with eight games left?

God, commentator really is labouring to manufacture any kind of genuine competitive interest in this match/the title race. It was over fucking ages ago.

What a complete non-event of a game.

Decent-ish analysis from Shearer for a change. Or maybe I just enjoyed Liverpool looking so ragged.

Very nice stuff from Soton.

This is the worst year for us to have a European cup run on a personal level. Can't go to anything. It'll also therefore probably be the only one we have for a good while. You should go with Sewelly. He seems really funny. He made a joke about Hutton and Lahm earlier that will split your sides.

It's very much on topic. It's pretty easy once you're used to it. Either is fine, though. Fractions are classier though.