Ashley17

Ramon Vega http://img444.imageshack.us/img444/9743/sweetjesusvegads6.jpg

1-0 Chelsea

Jason Dozzell

You left out Sibierski and thus know nothing at all about football. Just like the PFA

8 of the 11 are Man Utd - the whole back 5 and 3 of the midfield. Some I agree with but bloody Van der Sar in goal, Gary Neville at right back and Gerrard in the midfield by default. Bloody PFA

If we win our last 3 and Pompey lose their last 3 (Everton away, Liverpool/Arsenal at home) then yes. It also needs Everton, Spurs and Bolton to be 5th, 6th and 7th and Reading 8th as they're not applying for Inter-toto. In other words, it needs a load of things that should happen but in reality probably won't happen for us to be in with a shout.

Villa vs Pompey on now, come on Villa!

Dean Sturridge has been mentioned 4 times. Thus, he is the most important man of the 90's

I'd love it if we took something off them due to either a dive or a free kick which we moved to improve the angle. Stupid Cockney tossers

It's Gerry Armstrong, surely?

Jonathan Pearce used to go nuts over everything, he seems to have mellowed a bit since joining the beeb, which is a shame. Tyler and Davies are my favourites, shame Davies has retired.

I'm not being sexist here, but I can't take this seriously for some reason.

Dean Sturridge

Adie Moses

Bolton 1 - 3 Reading

Man City - Dyer missed an open goal Chelsea - Awful, always is Blackburn - Had Dabizas sent off in the first 5 minutes, 2-0 down, got back to 2-2, slighlty unlucky goals such as the OG Man Utd - Yeah fair enough, Solskjaer forearm smash on Hughes still annoys me to do this day. Bolton - 4-1, back to 4-3, Uriah Rennie. Man Utd - They were amazing, we didn't help Fulham - Griff sent off, low on confidence after 2 defeats. Villa - Shearer nearly knocked out, poor performance but we limped towards the finishing line. Title had long gone and top 4 was pretty secured. We put 5 past Blackburn shortly after that I seem to remember

I'm not the most optimistic of people but I've just done the Premiership predictor on the BBC site and have us finishing 9th, losing tomorrow and winning our last 3 (unlikely, perhaps) The other teams around us have some tough games in the run in and I have Pompey down to lose their last 4, as they have home games against Liverpool and Arsenal and away games at Everton and Villa (tomorrow) http://img230.imageshack.us/img230/2113/prempredictor21stapril3bc5.jpg (Don't think I've crapped on any fixtrue copyrights there but if I have feel free to massacre the post)

Egil Ostenstad

Andy Hinchcliffe

Nobby's winner in the snow at Elland Road, Shearer's late deflected strike in the 4-3 over Man Utd, the 3-1 win at Highbury - magic.

Well, you've got to believe a certain Bellamy would have played the full season when fit instead of being farmed out on loan and who knows what would have happened, there's no way of telling unfortunately. I reckon we would have been top 6, we certainly wouldn't have dropped as many points as we did.

If we sacked him in the summer I would have no problem, the new manager would have 2 months to mould it as he should wish and then January to tweak it. Maybe not ideal but better than waiting until the end of August and sacking someone as per usual.

They didn't give him real money though. Carr - 2m, Butt - virtually nowt Kluivert - virtually nowt. Milner - a few mill. A whole summers transfers for less than we paid for martins Well it's not so much the money it's the fact that they let him build his squad and then replaced him with a man who then wanted his own squad and spent a season blaming the fact that it wasn't his squad and thus dismantled it which meant yet another transition season which led to his sacking and the appointment of Roeder. The cycle is currently on repeat

In Bobby's book he says he asked Dyer to recommend him a signing and after Butt was suggested and signed you would have thought Dyer and Bob were best pals, but Dyer did his twat act at Boro and the rest is history. I blame the loss against Partizan for everything. Ever.

I don't think many will disagree that the timing of the sacking was wrong, I mean why give him money and then sack him. It was just pointless. It's fairly well documented that Bobby had lost the confidence of some players (Dyer/Boro incident springs to mind) and after the summer where Speed was sold behind Bobby's back the writing was on the wall. It was shambolic of FS to treat Bobby like that after what he'd done, all supposedly because of a poor performance in the UEFA semis. A victim of his own success?