Neil

Fwiw, not really much to say about the game. 3-0 was harsh and we've played better this season and not won. That said it was a rare away game where we actually showed some finishing ability. Don't think that's any coincidence that it comes with us having much less possession than usual and utilising our pace on the counter-attack, which demonstrates that unless you're an elite European team who has oodles of world-class quality, you need different game plans for home games and away games. Think the key was you not scoring in the opening exchanges when you were on top.

Absolutely raging, actually.

Him and Defalulu were falling down as soon as anyone went near them. Watching too much Jonas.

Moyes is clearly not clueless. He's a very astute manager who has been overwhelmed by the size of Man Utd as a club, their mentality and the expectations to go with it.

Thought your fans were calling him a cheat when Tiote had fouled him earlier, hence the celebration.

I know how bad you are at set piece crosses. And I certainly know how comically bad we can be defending balls coming in. Set penises galore.

Bookies will be loving it if Arsenal don't win. Arsenal Man City DNB Also a Leicester -1/Bayern -1 double, and £10 on Man City 2-1

Hmm, didn't realise Everton only had 4 away wins all season, we might have a chance here... Been a long time since we've been good away from home. Admittedly our recent visits have been to the top teams but still, some of these predictions are implying we're a well-oiled clinical machine on the road (as well as pessimism towards your own team) when we really are not whatsoever. Both teams will probably score, that's the only thing I'm confident of.

Our stellar away form must be frightening you given all the predictions of an away win.

http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f70/DeadlyMangoChutney/alan-partridge-shrug-o1.gif

Player having good season + ex-manager struggling at new club = Manager buys player Beyond that complex equation journos seem obsessed with, no. Not that I should be surprised with the standard of the guff they come out with, I was still amused by: "the 25-year-old, who has been a revelation for Everton and is destined for a big-money summer move." Shit, hope Roberto knows about that.

Actually agree there, Carrick - who I've rated for many years - was downright awful on Sunday. Fellaini and Carrick in centre midfield was an utterly terrible combination to play against Liverpool.

GW31 Chelsea 3-1 Arsenal Cardiff 0-2 Liverpool Everton 2-1 Swansea Hull 1-0 West Brom Man City 4-2 Fulham Newcastle 1-0 Crystal Palace Norwich 2-1 Sunderland West Ham 0-2 Man Utd Tottenham 2-1 Southampton A.Villa 2-1 Stoke Arsenal 3-0 Swansea Man Utd 1-2 Man City Newcastle 1-1 Everton West Ham 1-1 Hull Liverpool 3-0 Sunderland

http://www.oddschecker.com/politics/british-politics/budget/sips-of-water :lol:

And Messi is now Barca's leading all-time goalscorer. 371 goals for Barca. 26 years old.

Just the 7 for Barca.

Salzburg.

Erm.

Don't think Arsenal can do backs against the wall whatsoever, which is why I think it's been pretty open so far. Plenty of Spurs openings and Arsenal counter-attacks.

I've quite enjoyed it, been decent.

Podolski: if in doubt, hit it really hard.

Iniesta with a beauty.

This could be 3 or 4 easily. Spurs look shambolic at times. Fucking furious we let this lot beat us.

dat defending, dat shot

Oh my God go to Youtube. Silvor - Shaqtin a Fool + Javale McGee, challenge is not to laugh.