Ronaldo

Shocking today.

Very good game today.

Raylor is a fucking disgrace to the beautiful game.

Only as good as your weakest link.

Silva used to dive all the time.

He doesn't deal well with pacey wingers, that's for sure.

He isn't quick.

Taylor and Williamson had the Leeds fan in stitches a couple of months back. I'd hate to see them starting together.

It's all about his role. Shearer worked within our quick side of 2001-2003 by playing to his strengths and to some extent staying relatively static.

Not being a dickhead, but 13km isn't actually that far. Certainly not for a proffessional athlete. It's a long way to run at 100% race pace, or during a footy match, but if you do it at your training pace, it's actually quite easy. It was during a football match, fool.

Yep, grey y-fronts.

Very good post, TRon.

Chelsea at home was the most negative performance I've seen in years at SJP. We had no intention of going for a 2nd goal, and Hughton paid the price. Getting thrashed 3-1 by West Brom helped, of course.

Hughton would've pissed away 2 points like he did 2 weeks earlier against Chelsea.

Eh?

Shearer's 'work' wasn't in action till 3 years later.

Roeder deserves massive credit for moving us 8 or 9 places up the league with 3 months of the season remaining. The football was nice to watch too. Unfortunately, he signed a contract and instantly - in his own mind - became some sort of Jose Mourinho - Barry White hybrid, and it all went massively wong.

Xavi obviously hasn't seen much of Mike Williamson.

Slovakian farmers.

His game relies heavily on timing, if he's off by a tenth of a second he's a tenth the player.

His lose % would surely be very, very favourable.

100% agree. I don't, whatsoever. And why is that? I don't get what people see in him at all. He's done a better job than I expected but how people can go on like he's a categorical upgrade on Hughton is beyond me. I don't know. Results, perhaps?

100% agree. I don't, whatsoever. And why is that?

His auntie works in Costco near the Metro Centre. He doesn't like living away from Newcastle apparently.

Good point there. And I think most of us can agree that sacking Hughton was the correct decision.