Neil

Agreed, Babatunde. The argument seems to be though that he was never that good in the first place. Relative to that Bolton side though, he was hugely important, yes.

Forgotten where it is but there's an article about how the Everton Rooney was more feared than the current version. Makes for interesting reading.

2-2.

Bar Newcastle United, who is your favourite team? Everton. Which team do you hate the most? Liverpool. Who is your favourite player? Arteta, and many more. Which player do you have the most hatred for? Jamie Carragher, Michael Brown, and many more.

I rate Modric, but I wouldn't call him top class in this divison until he's shown consistently top class form.

like last thursday Aye, loved every minute. Also; David Beckham.

Think it might have been said already - a one-sided game where a team absolutely annhiliates the other.

Is that Inter's brilliance, or showing up the lack of quality in the league?

Absolute cracker.

As a slight aside, who do people think are going down? I'm sticking with Hull, Burnley and Wolves. Hull because they're awful, Burnley because I think they'll hit a bad patch sooner or later at home, and won't win for a while. The last place is close between Wolves, Birmingham and Portsmouth. I just think Wolves will be the ones who play well but don't get the results they need. Similar to Birmingham perhaps.

Who's this Ronaldo character? Ive only been watching the Premier League since this August you see. The inverse of Rooney. He can also clone himself, impressively.

Fixed. I wouldn't even say them, Blackburn who in their last few games have gone behind and in no way attempted to attack and take chances against opposition. The Premier league, may have some of the worlds best players, but it's not a strong league in terms of depth. On one hand, everyone merits their place in the league (staying up or getting promoted), but on paper it is depressing to see some of the teams who inhabit the table. Good example re: Blackburn.

Gerrard Rooney Gerrard Ronaldo Ronaldo Ronaldo Ronaldo Drogbarr Torres Osman + a goalie to go up front (Keefaz's choice).

Fixed.

Like any other best XI concept, it raises the question of whether we're looking for a team that would work formation-wise, and players that complement each other etc.... or 11 really good players.

The speed at which Torres can create something and execute it gives him the edge.

Everton > Inter.

Haha, nice job. Probably already mentioned but it's worth repeating. He thinks he'll be in charge of Hull next year, when they're in the Premiership. Not sure what's worse: the bit about still being their manager, still being in the Premiership, or the ludicrous claim that he actually thinks.

Bristol City v Sheff Wed MK Dons v Bristol Rovers Chesterfield v Barnet £4 pays £25.72. Leeds v Yeovil Leyton Orient v Southampton Dag & Red v Port Vale £2 pays £7.94. Man Utd v Blackburn Dag & Red v Port Vale Stoke v Wolves Stockport v Norwich Preston v Crystal Palace Wycombe v Walsall Portsmouth v Wigan 50p pays £45.34.

Genuine question: did Cox do much before that amazing season for Swindon last year?

Got about 12 matches that I'm looking at. It's a case of perhaps taking a few out and splitting them into winning combinations.

We have sooooooo many injuries.

Staying away from the PL this weekend. Particularly hard to call a few.

Live betting: Higgins 5/4 and Robertson 9/4... and has Frame 4 individual bets listed. Seems to suggest Higgins is 2-1 up.

Btw, is there a website that fairly briefly compiles recent form of teams, statistics, league tables etc?