Incognito

And surprise surprise his tip came fucking nowhere

'Ope you are 'aving ze 'appy birseday Hatem!

That cwarr nobhead has started giving racing tips

My next door neighbour has "Come on the Chelse" as his FB status.....fucking Chelse.

Refereeing isn't any worse than it has been in the past,though really it should be better what with them now being full-time though.

Michael Brown?

Andy Sinton's another.

Tommy Johnson.

Gave a masterclass today in buffoonery,he's well below Prem standard.

x2!

Here's a hauntingly fantastic fact.West Ham United is an anagram of The New Stadium.

Fuck me,does Pards have Alzheimer's?

Stuart Pearce is the best we've had though obviously we had him after his best.I'd say Alan Kennedy was better too.

I had to go to Pollok,it was a friends funeral.

I went to Pollok in Glasgow once....fuck me...the biggest hellhole I've ever witnessed.

Well thanks for stating the bleeding obvious.

it's crap if you compare it with his previous spell at Liverpool and Newcastle where he took over successful teams and guided them slowly downwards after starting well with teams other managers had built. Dalglish's Liverpool were a fantastic team. In fact a lot of Liverpool supporters claim he gave them their greatest ever team. That was with the players he bought as well. They were quality but it does help when you inherit one of the best squads in Europe from Fagan (and Paisley). It's a nice foundation to build on. He did build his own side though...the side he assembled for the 87-88 season was probably the best club side I've seen.Superb to watch too.Though I suppose it was easy to go after the likes of Pedro and Barnes. You've got to keep it going but taking over a squad like that with so many good players already at the club makes it much easier. It's too easy to keep most of the squad there and add (obvious) good players to it. It's not a miracle he's performed. He's used his common sense and eyes. It doesn't deserve that much praise tbh. Yes and no. You can't really credit him with visionary signings, but managers taking over already excellent sides are judged by different criteria than those taking over mediocre teams. Indeed, they require rather different skills. I'd equate Kenny's first managerial spell with that of Guardiola's current reign at Barcelona. Both took already great sides to even greater heights, and while they can never claim to have built that side, they stand apart from the litany of managers who have taken such sides and ruined them. I think he bought around half of that side...Houghton,Barnes,Beardsley and Aldridge certainly were his signings.

It's always great to listen to Keegan,and that interview is no exception.

Isn't that what he did ?

It's when he started buying players like David Burrows and Glenn Hysen that his team started to fail and people started to question his judgment...even more so when he signed David Speedie a week or two before he resigned.

He'd have more chance than most of filling Jordan's fish cave to capacity with finger pie.

He played for Ferguson at Aberdeen for years and then after for Scotland for him so I wouldn't be surprised if Taggart had given him a glowing reference.

it's crap if you compare it with his previous spell at Liverpool and Newcastle where he took over successful teams and guided them slowly downwards after starting well with teams other managers had built. Dalglish's Liverpool were a fantastic team. In fact a lot of Liverpool supporters claim he gave them their greatest ever team. That was with the players he bought as well. They were quality but it does help when you inherit one of the best squads in Europe from Fagan (and Paisley). It's a nice foundation to build on. He did build his own side though...the side he assembled for the 87-88 season was probably the best club side I've seen.Superb to watch too.Though I suppose it was easy to go after the likes of Pedro and Barnes.

Redtube isn't.

Note how Taggart can't say his "l"'s he sounds like a Scottish Benny Hill...wait until he talks about the Riverpool game.