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Maybe it is just me, but it seems like the entire idea of naturalising players playing in a nation's league to play for the country is a ridiculous advantage to European teams and countries like Qatar with ridiculously lax citizenship standards.

How about Kazim Kazim? Talented young player who knows the league. On loan at Toulouse right now which maybe means he would be available to buy.

He's been a failure everywhere outside of Portugal (maybe the tenth best league in Europe), he has no business rejecting a Premiership team.

You realise Gilberto Silva will be 34 next season. I wouldn't be averse if he came on a free for low wages (he wouldn't) but I wouldn't expect thim to be rampaging around the place.

You inferred that buying two players would turn a Championship side into a mid-table one. I strongly disagree. Especially with the injuries that proliferate this club.

You only want us to buy two players? This is Newcastle, man. DLC and Keane would collide with each other on their debuts and be out for months. A fit Barton is becoming an oxymoron at this point.

I'd like either Keane or Pavlyuchenko at this club very much. I hesitate to say next season as we are definitely not promoted, yet. Hate when people presume that. However, knowing Spurs they'll want more than 10 million pounds for both players. They are not happy selling a player unless they have robbed the other team blind. We probaly should steer clear.

I like the look of Issiar Dia. Plays at AS Nancy. Quick little player that can play on the right or upfront.

Nothing to do with that. Purely is based on numbers. UEFA uses a coefficient based on the performance of teams from that nation. Ukraine are an example of a league that has gained in the rankings. They're 7th now, right behind the five traditional powers and Russia.

Wolfsburg and PSG (as per usual) Underachieving or s****? Usually I'd say they were just rubbish, but we play them next weekend. Don't want to tempt fate. Honestly, they're not great but they have more talent than the likes of Monaco, Auxerre, and Montpellier who are fighting for Europe and the title. Somehow between this year and last, Wolfsburg forgot how to defend.

Wolfsburg and PSG (as per usual)

That's brilliant, man! Rubbish being in the championship. I can't even find our goals, yet. Still a 3-0 win does me just fine. Happy with the result, even if I still haven't seen anything of the game.

I don't understand why people rubbish the Kez Man for claiming more than one naton. It's possible to have to have a heritage from a certain nation and be a citizan of another. Nothing wrong with being proud of your heritage.

Just looking at livescore, both received red cards four minutes after receiving a yellow.

In an ideal world, we wouldn't have any of this nonsense. It's an embarassment to football at all levels that someone like N'Zogbia could suit up for England. He has no connection with the place other than working there.

1-0 at home isn't a great result at all. I wouldn't be surprised to see them go out.

Sweet finish from Ben Arfa. 2-1 Marseille. He was brilliant at Lille, definitely and looked decent the last ACN, but has generally been disappointing since getting his big money move. 3-1. Charles Kabore.

Probaly something to do with him being disasterously bad at Lyon. Massive waste of money.

That first leg against Alkmaar was absolutely brilliant. Shame about the second one though.

I've just seen the Porto goals. Fabianski is terrible, man. Didn't even seem like Porto threatened other than the two goals they were gifted. In all honesty I feel like Sol should have dealt with that ball himself. All of that waiting made the situation awkward. Then again, that's what you deserve for starting Sol Campbell in a Champions League match. Wenger should be embarassed.

Throwing around three match bans for bad tackles is a bit ridiculous, imo. Bans should only come in for excessively violent or dangerous conduct.

Whereabouts are you from in B-more Yankee? Very nice city.

Since when is the CL round of 16 spread over two weeks?

I'm not sure that being thrust into the CL with an inferior set of players is necessarily beneficial. Lets just have the same four teams every year then. Nobody else even try. And forget the extra 20m quid or whatever it is, that's not beneficial at all really. I'm not sympathetic. If you want CL football football finish fourth or above in the league. If there is too much monotony, than introduce some revenue-sharing. Do not interfere with the sancity of the league. I don't think it would be beneficial for someone like Birimingham to finish 7th win the playoff and be in the CL. It would be interesting to see them sign more expensive players based on the expectation of new income, only to be knocked out in qualification becuase their low coefficient resulted in a bad draw.

I'm not sure that being thrust into the CL with an inferior set of players is necessarily beneficial.