Stifler

Typical Rooney wankfest.

Fixed.

How the fuck did he miss that?, worse then Lovenkrands' miss/no attempt in our game.

Some good quick build up play for the 3rd there.

Every time I have seen Birmingham this season they have been shockingly poor. I really think we can and should get 6 points out of them this season. Having said that, I bet we get fuck all from them.

Out of the fixtures we have had with him as manager he has got above the points tally I was expecting. The Stevenage I'm not going to look to much into, lets put that down as one of those typical FA Cup shock results. I think though that his substitution timing is pretty bad though, leaving it far too late in the game to make a change, however Hughton was very guilty of this as well. So far, well done. Keep up the good work.

The Spurs wankfest is going to be hard for us to take at the end.

Yes, the lease had them paying nothing on gates below 32,000 and 50% of receipts above that which they have re-negotiated to £3 million a year. The latest rumours is that they want to re-rengotiate again, this time because they have redecorated inside and put new seats in.

A little off topic, but how the fuck has Old Trafford managed to get the League 1 and 2 play off finals? Wembley is now nothing more than concert venue that sometimes has a football game played on it. Another waste of tax payers money. I reckon we should get government money to up our capacity to 60k for the 2015 Rugby world cup, then all of a sudden we get a 60k capacity stadium at the expense of the tax payer, just like other clubs.

Didn't the old Wembley have a running track, or a massive gap between the pitch and the stands?

Still miles away at the goals though. So, I couldn't give a shit. It's not our ground.

Is there anything inside the upper tiers, like food stands that we have at SJP?, or will it simply be a hollow concourse? Anyway, didn't Man city manage to create a football ground out of an athletics stadium, by digging down and putting more seats in?

Finally SAFC do something worthwhile.

Their is a reason, they are all bent.

Is their any reason why Palace can't move there, with it also hosting athletics, and having a minimum capacity of 25k?

If I had a choice, then it would be West Ham. However, I just hope whoever gets it pays for it though. I don't want another case like Man City who got their ground for fuck all and the tax payer had to pay for it. I'll be paying taxes for years to come for the London Olympics, all just so another part of London can have a bit of regeneration while everywhere else misses out. The London Silly nannies could get it for all I care, so long as they fucking pay for it.

Kevin Phillips says he could be on the move this month, brace yourself Mackems.

£18m and Spurs were only going to pay us £25m-£30m for Carrol. Fucking he'll, £1bn for Carrol now.

Still think monty is a legend. http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/hs003.snc6/165366_176377159065992_176377052399336_335343_8143631_n.jpg

I thought it would end with them running away.

I think time has come around again that away support shouldn't be allowed to these games. As a punishment though, next seasons game should be held a SJP instead of the SOL. It happens after every game there, they are like Boro in the fact that they have to cause trouble. It's time we took a stand and just said to Sunderland, "Fuck it, your fans don't come here and we don't go there".

Middlesbrough, as he was released by us, hence no transfer took place. I'm going to create a sort of paradox theory here. If no transfers could take place between English clubs then it would be likely that we would never have released Adam Johnson in the first place, hence he never moved to Boro. Also if English clubs can't engage in transfers with other English clubs then either the team would be filled with foreigners, or an English club would just get a foreign feeder club to buy a player, then buy him off them. Making this whole debate nonsense.

Gosling vs Mackems 2011. Scores the winner for Newcastle in the final minute.

Chopra for his goal on the 4-1, and then for that miss and sacrificing himself to Cardiff.

If he was 24 or younger then he would be worth taking a chance on, but at 28 he's a bit old and not really long term. I'd rather we tried a sneaky bid for Connor Wickham.