Pilko

Much, much better. Daft yellow card but a vastly improved performance.

They were shocking in the first half and it took them until Dummett's goal to wake up IMO. We were in control before the red card, and looking reasonably comfortable I thought.

Planning on getting wankered on Friday night so this will be grim shit to get up to. Plus, of the 50-odd staff I work with the most at work I'm sure a good 30-40% of the ones who like football are Liverpool fans.

Fingers crossed he can still perform on the pitch after this incident. Chevrolet.

Bradford -1 Coventry -1 Double with the last £1 in my account, pays about £9.

I love John Gwynne and his fucking brilliant shouty rugby league commentators voice.

Nixon insisted to me a while back that he kept Marwood out of the school team at right back.

Gary Bennett plays for one of the teams in my dad's over 40s league and apparently he's totally shite now anarl.

I know! Campbell, playing in a football match!

I don't really fancy any of our four central defenders to do a good job against Suarez and Sturridge. I think I'd go Colo and MYM regardless. Williamson is far too slow to play against them and Taylor will be rusty.

Am I the only one who saw Wilshere's comments and thought "what the fuck has it got to do with him?" He's only been playing for England for five minutes, it's absolutely none of his business. P.s agree with the fact that it's mental Januzaj has scored one brace and is now being touted as an England player. Macheda says hi from Doncaster.

Some great free advertising for Benson and Hedges when away fans look on the back of this comprehensive guide.

It's quite interesting how managers that come up to the PL with a relatively unfancied side and either go down with them or are harshly sacked mid-season are always rated a lot lower in general perception than managers who have a good record in the Championship without actually going up to the Premier League. Boothroyd, Holloway, Adkins, McDermott, Warnock... none particularly rated really. Yet look at Poyet, Clark, Howe, O'Driscoll etc... the media love talking them up (and others) as potentially fantastic managers.

This forum has made me absolutely despise the word 'sympathiser' like.

I've got a horrible feeling he'll pair Cisse and Remy as a front two in a 4-4-2 against Liverpool.

GW8: Newcastle 1-3 Liverpool Arsenal 1-0 Norwich Chelsea 3-0 Cardiff City Everton 3-1 Hull City Man Utd 2-1 Southampton Stoke City 1-1 West Brom Swansea 2-0 Sunderland West Ham 1-2 Man City Aston Villa 0-0 Tottenham Crystal Palace 1-0 Fulham

2 spot on and 4 correct results so far with the two games currently in play to go. Had a good week.

They beat Man City though, whilst I agree we should be aiming to outplay and control games against these sort of sides, a win is a win, especially considering our propensity to be shit away from home (which has been the case for aeons) and ability to roll over for the promoted sides every year. Don't get me wrong - I despise Pardew and I'm feeling a lot of apathy at the moment. It's just nice to win tbh.

Wasn't bothered when they scored, knew they'd lose it. So hilarious.

Hopefully it was a good enough showing for them to make a nice cash bid in January.

Bobby Elliot, Ireland's number one

Was gonna stay at home and attempt to follow the game but I honestly cannot be arsed now I've seen that line-up. Gonna head to the pub and indulge in some lovely apathy when I get told we're getting beat by everyone else.

Anita might as well get his agent looking for his next move. Doesn't matter how well he plays, because 'midfield warrior' Tiote will always get back in regardless of how obviously shit he is.

He was probably the top performer during that horrendous November-December losing run last season and he was dropped during that.