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So the fans should support the team because booing them against Arsenal gave us the momentum to lose the game and then lose against Sunderland? This fool needs putting down.

Mancini's a good manager but he's always on his period.

Why do I keep reading positive analysis of Ryan Taylor on Sunday? He was deplorably bad from start to finish.

'My life is dark and empty' is my guess.

Shut up Neesy.

Well Cisse's the only one I've got genuine affection for. It's not easy to like players vastly inferior - as men and footballers - to your expections. Says it all. The one I like most spits at people.

Ugh. I think he's an average player but I can feel myself starting to hate him.

That's exactly it. It's symbolic of the mentality of just being happy to 'compete' which has engulfed the club.

Better than Raheem Sterling (Cronky) and on a par with Danny Welbeck (that Liverpool fan who likes Seinfeld). I think they were both quite wrong.

Carragher, with very limited talent, spent his career winning stuff by demanding high standards of himself and those around him. To winners, acting like a smirking and giggling willing loser probably does look a bit strange.

What a strange thing to throw.

We needed that a long time ago. The approach needed now involves careful planning and reliable automatic weapons.

He thinks Steven McClaren's a top manager before anyone takes him too seriously.

We should try to recruit some Turks to support NUFC.

Highly rated young players with ambition and desire wouldn't come anywhere near this shithole, man. French internationals, give me a break. We've signed one (4 caps) since January 2013 and nobody else was in for him.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/competitions/premier-league/11517141/Sunderlands-gamble-on-Jermain-Defoe-paying-off-after-scoring-winner-against-Newcastle-Five-things-we-learned.html

He's not even that highly regarded at Forest, man. Jenas had captained them and was the first name on their teamsheet. I'd accuse you of playing devil's advocate but it's more like devil's fucking idiot.

Aside from the fact you rarely, if ever, see this type of nonsense from good players, you'd hope someone who's been here a decade and claims to love the club wouldn't act like that.

Driving a New Range Rover at 22 on the back of achieving prescicely nothing. No incentive for him to graft his way towards being a good footballer and no real natural talent to compensate.

Hopefully next season.

Sunderland have had shit managers on each occasion too. Their players want it far more than ours. If obviously a by-product of the ownership/management that we seek players with no ambition, no bollocks, just a desire to escape hellhole leagues and harsher taxes.

Of course they do, the players are subservient. Doesn't change the fact on each occasion, apart from arguably today, we've had the better first Xl and yet been second to every ball and unable to create chances.

I seriously don't think they ever will, they seem incapable, like a domestically abused wife that stays with the evil, fat husband because she 'loves' him. People with no backbone or self respect whatsoever. Ashley knew exactly what he was doing buying a club like ours instead of Everton or West Ham. Those who disagree with what has gone on have left, as you well know being one of them. Sports Direct hasn't manufactured 52,000 people, like. There's still thousands singing 'Fat Cockney Bastard' followed by incessant scarf twirling when one goes in off Alsoran's arse. Rinse and repeat next week.

The team is always the last entity you blame, though, Mick. I don't think I've ever heard you address the general lack of effort we see again and again from this bunch of gutless arseholes.

The only mitigation for Krul is that he's so utterly thick he probably didn't realise what he was doing. If you asked him to spell his own name he'd probably pull out his passport.