Kimbo

I don’t think much has changed for England, other than the players and manager being younger, and them playing 3 at the back. I don’t see anything particularly exciting happening, it’s just England continuing to be a second tier side.

He doesn’t always get it right with players, he tried to replace Xabi Alonso with Gareth Barry at Liverpool.

It’s amazing he’s got through his career without actually getting in a fight with someone. I suppose he picks his targets carefully.

I would happily watch Roy Keane and Harry Arter maim eachother.

Ba after leaving Chelsea went to Turkey and China whilst still in his prime, I think he could have done better than that. Remy went to Chelsea when they had Drogba and Costa, and stayed when they signed Falcao, he lingered there far too long and then injuries cut his prime short.

Players in wanting to better themselves shocker. To me being a bench player, which is what they were always going to be at Chelsea, isn’t bettering yourself. Neither is going to play in China. But it depends on what you want from your career, I think the priority for both players was simply earn as much as possible, which is understandable, but still somewhat disappointing from a sporting point of view.

I feel like seeing De Gea fuck up isn't uncommon these days.

Ba and Remy make me sad, if they were happy playing for a midtable club for a bit less money they would be legends somewhere.

Looking at his linkedin, how does someone that studied French at Uni end up writing financial analysis for all these companies, especially KPMG?! I can't see where his expertise comes from in this area.

It speaks volumes that the bloke that wrote it isn't responding to people pointing out the inaccuracies. KPMG, fucking hell.

Miami is cool, it goes well with Becks brand, you can't give him Sacramento. But yeah I heard the NFL and baseball teams have attendance problems, you would think they would love baseball with all the Cubans that live there.

A surprising number of fuckwits end up working for the big 4.

I'm sure he threw a few numbers in there.

As bad as this lot are, Steve McMahon was spectacularly stupid on the debate last night, he made the claim that Newcastle wouldn't be any better if Rafa was given £200m to spend, so why give him any money to spend? Then he repeated it a couple of times later in the conversation as if it's a great point.

Bellamy is a fucking pussy, he hasn’t got the balls to defend Ashley when there’s someone there to disagree.

Still weird to me to see Spurs with better players all over the pitch than Man U.

I thought flannel was cockney for bullshit.

But then why have we signed Rondon if style was the issue?

Even if he knew there would be no replacement he would have sold him IMO, he simply didn't want him in his team. My suspicion is that there was a personality clash of some sort and that it had nothing to do with his ability, but we'll probably never know.

Shit decision but I also think we've been garbage, that's what i'm more irrtated by.

I lost faith in the system argument when we signed Rondon tbh.

I always felt last season that Burnley were a whisker away from being shit. I predicted them to down this season.

Shola was just asked this question on sky. "Shola you had 14 years at SJP, a lot of people are expecting Zaha to move on, can you empathise with that decision to stay?" How are their situations in any way comparable???

Jesus, can we start using VAR now please?

Maybe most people know about the reason Dennis Wise got sacked from Leicester, but I didn't. He broke a teammates jaw while the guy was sleeping in his own hotel room. What sort of man starts laying into someone as they sleep?! Apparently because of an argument during an earlier card game. The guy gets treated like he was just a typical rough 90s midfielder.