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this is just all around depressing

We're never getting any luck ever. Fuck this shit

Surprised he didn't give Everton a free kick for Anichebe pushing Santon there.

This referee

Was utterly confident that was going in as soon at it hit the rebound on Williamson

I guess that's the danger of fouling a lot. Referee just starts to assume guilt.

No contact whatsoever, free kick, goal. Textbook.

Now that's the Shola I know

Even our corners are better

Judging by the performance so far, the entire squad really, really, really hates Ba

Who are these players and what have you done with Shola and Obertan

This is a comical performance from QPR. Couldn't happen to a nicer manager.

Suarez is going to hell, but man, what a footballer.

Yet another outing for the "guess who wins again' smiley

I'm not happy he's going but I had resigned myself to it since Pardew brought up the clause again in September so it doesn't hurt that much. Was already gone in my mind. Not happy by any means but he's leaving early in the window to a team we're not in competition with so it's the best and cleanest possible departure.

For the best that he goes to a club we're not in direct competition with.

It's inevitable, might as well get it over with. Not that this isn't a huge blow, but it was going to happen one way or the other. Rather it happened now when we have time to figure out alternatives.

Think it's pretty similar to the Cisse situation in terms of our hardball policy. Won't take our first bid? We'll be back after you see how you like four months of having an unhappy player on your books.

Remember Derek, don't forget to add a release clause

The Butcher guy is still playing journalist? This is fake, by the way

Good news. Barely remember how to process good news.

Pardew learning from his mistakes and become a better manager is honestly far more likely than the board appointing a new manager that anyone on here will like. He has my support until I'm convinced otherwise.

Who replaces him champ? Martinez, Laudrup, Jol, Hughton, a foreign coach who plays good football. Maybe even try for Moyes if you promise him some money to spend (daft suggestion i know). Mike Ashley has never hired a manager who hasn't been either unattached or promoted from within.

Made the decision to riskily chase the game when he could have settled for a point and it backfired spectacularly. That's generally not the kind of decision he makes. I think it had a lot to do with Old Trafford. Was probably feeling the same emotions we were. (i.e. FUCK THIS SHIT)

Like Southampton, Stoke, West Ham and Swansea? Going forward I mean. We've shown increased ability to attack, which was the problem when we lost to those. Let's see if that holds. Not as if we have much of a choice.