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Thanks Ronaldo. So upper tier, lower tier, or anywhere in the corner?

Mike - Andy Carroll Betrayed his first club to bandwagon jump to another team. Turned out to be not worth it.

All things considered I'm pretty sure we're a lock to finish sixth. Just have to hope the FA cup pans out properly and that gives us a Europe spot. Sixth is fantastic either way, but no Europa League after the season we've had would be heartbreaking.

In all likelihood Arsenal and Spurs won't be dropping more than 8~10 points or so for the rest of the season, so we pretty much need to win every game for a CL spot. Worth a dream, I suppose.

I don't know how you can afford this lifestyle. I went to see Marseille at the Emirates (70 pounds for a brilliant view of a boring 0-0) and had to fast for about a month, and this was without paying travel costs. When I do go to SJP, I am going for the most inexpensive seat allowed by law. Where are these? A combination of having a regular job and the magic of interest-free credit card installments. It's not like I do this every week anyway I haven't been for three years now.

Sure this question has been asked before somewhere but can't seem to find it... Where exactly is the "singing section" in SJP? (which section, which level) I've always gone for the posh seats whenever I've been so I could get a good view of the match but having gone to an away game, I feel like having that sort of atmosphere is worth a lot more than being close enough to make out the zits on Danny Simpson's forehead.

Sunderland win anyday. They're not in contention with us so why should we care how many points they pick up.

Lets win every game for the rest of the season and keep that Champions League dream alive

Was certainly miles ahead of the two piles of shit they had playing CM yesterday.

Wolves would agree to this why?

Bin dippers better not fuck this up.

Colo-Perch at CB would leave us with no aerial ability whatsoever at the back.

I guess it's not beyond the realm of possibility that he just cracked under the pressure and fell over.

The fact that he had to add that caveat

To be fair, he was causing us all sorts of problems before he started losing it. Think there's a very good player still in there somewhere. Just needs to be in a place where he's surrounded by a supportive group of players and a manager who can patiently help him build his confidence back. Liverpool clearly is not this place.

Also it's quite beautifully poetic that our new No.9 scored both our goals. That could've been you getting all that love Andy. You could've been the one being the hero. Who was your last goal for us against? Oh right, Liverpool. At home.

Poor decision from KKK to start him up here. It's already pretty apparent that he's not the toughest mentally. The abuse was clearly going to get to him.

He's better at winning headers from long balls than Ba is, somehow.

Come on let's see him implode. Joe Kinnear style.

Think what he's finally settled on is the perfect way of utilizing our staff. Play it deep and compact and then rip them on the counter.

Lets go Swansea, beat Spurs while somehow getting half your first team injured for two weeks in the process.

I'm sending gloating texts to a Liverpool supporting mate. Sending, not receiving. This is not supposed to happen to me.

I don't even know what part of this was most satisfying for me. Perch turning into Cannavaro? Ben Arfa and Cisse being ridiculous? Enrique in goal? Carroll crying himself to sleep tonight?

Nice save Jose

I don't think I've ever loved the sound of "sacked in the morning" more