Ishmael

"Wolves boss Mick McCarthy doesn't have the best of records at the Stadium of Light in the Premier League - he has never won there as a manager, not even during the three years he spent there as boss of the Black Cats (March 2003 to March 2006). In 19 home games, he could only draw four games, losing the other 15."

Good news.

Wishing my local team the best of luck this afternoon

I sat open mouthed for a good 5 minutes after that Robert freekick at Liverpool. Couldn't accept what I'd witnessed.

Bravo

Love these japes. Great writing - except for the glaring error in the last sentence....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQYob9E0q-Y&feature=player_embedded Seen it? Yes, no?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1301176/Piers-Morgan-Manchester-United-wont-make-Wayne-Rooneys-aura-shattered.html

Now this is a debate of truly epic pedantic levels. Get what SAF was getting at, and whether or not he eliquated his point well doesn't really matter. Liverpool have been nowhere for two decades.

Manchester United fans are f***ing tiresome on facebook So are Stoke fans on this board :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Manchester United fans are fucking tiresome on facebook

M'United with a proper Stoke City defence

M'United have killed it for now. Top time wasting tactics.

Ferdinand tripping on the pitch.

Lampard basically Chelsea's Nolan

Chelsea should bring on Lampard at half time.

tone doesn't carry well on the internet pedantic but right, sorry. also, it wasn't directly aimed at you.

Really don't like the Tiote - Essien comparisons. They operate in very different roles.

"it" being where he was at his peak. Way to alter a definition to suit You defined it man, I didn't http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/be+past+it you caused the confusion in your misinterpretation. he's not as good as he was at his peak, yes, but he's not 'past it'

Thought he was a top red...

"it" being where he was at his peak. Way to alter a definition to suit

Drogba is by no means 'past it' He's old yes, but 'past it' is still a few years down the line.

Where is Frank?

It's both. There's no way this is 'brilliant' Man U. They're still in second gear man. Look forward to seeing them change it up then. Seriously though, they've been great/brilliant/something along those lines today.

It's both.