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remarkable ability to give everyone ammunition to beat him with taking into account what he said about Southampton

it is impressive how consistently often his signings have been duds and how overlooked by the media this has been

what a perfect free kick

BOOM

haha

how wasn't Wilshire sent off? Really despise him

Brendan Rodgers, from his time at Swansea “It is great for the public here at Sunderland to see us,” said manager Brendan Rodgers. “They must have been wondering what this team everyone is talking about are all about and now they have seen. We were wonderful. They lost that game 2-0

George Caulkin ‏@CaulkinTheTimes 4m4 minutes ago Told that Ryan Taylor's injury is a slight ligament strain which will mean five weeks' rest. Good news. #Nufc

this and quite understandable given his last 2 years

seriously how the fuck can Wenger make the same basic mistakes over and over again, how long has everyone been saying they need a proper dm and to only have 6 senior defenders?

no one there has the balls to fire him and I can't see him walking away

god it better not be something as bad as what he's already gone through, the guy deserves better luck than that

Newcastle United FC ‏@NUFC 3s4 seconds ago #NUFC subs v @QPRFC: Elliot, Streete, Anita, Gouffran, Armstrong, Ferreyra, Cisse.

there's also the fact Wenger is a hugely respected manager and Rodgers is a newbie who despite what he may think of himself does not carry that level of respect. And that Arsenal have been in the champions league every season for what 17 years? Compared to Liverpool just getting back in, plus the selling best players thing might suit Sanchez, play a season or two at Arsenal be brilliant get huge money move.

still stupid

I can't help but wonder if the large media interest was mostly because it was an international week which don't have much going on for the journos to write about at the best of times. No doubt it would have gotten some coverage regardless but I think it might have gotten buried under premier league or champions league instead of a not very exciting qualifying campaign for England. the media interest has mostly been driven by the petition and then celebrities coming out and kicking off hasn't it? he's knackered in britain now like, just can't see anyone being willing to take a chance on him as they'll know the backlash that's coming their way if they do maybe but I just feel with premier league and champions league going on it would have been more like "Ched Evans, Sheffield United, backlash and now lets talk about how Arsenal have failed this week or Manuel Pelegrini how long until he's sacked" ultimately those teams hoover up the news space but with (for England) the only interesting things going on being Rooney 100 caps and the Scotland game it leaves more space to cover it. Maybe I'm being overly cynical.

I can't help but wonder if the large media interest was mostly because it was an international week which don't have much going on for the journos to write about at the best of times. No doubt it would have gotten some coverage regardless but I think it might have gotten buried under premier league or champions league instead of a not very exciting qualifying campaign for England.

good fucking grief

Have I invented CFlan? Can you see him? He's real, right? who is this CFlan you speak of?

he did, came out of it a few months ago, not the number 1 mind

may as well do it now before I forget GW 12 Chelsea 3-0 West Brom Everton 2-1 West Ham Leicester 0-1 Sunderland Man City 2-1 Swansea Newcastle 2-0 QPR Stoke 2-0 Burnley Arsenal 2-3 Man Utd Crystal Palace 1-2 Liverpool Hull 0-1 Spurs Aston Villa 0-2 Southampton

so the bidding process is worthy of criminal investigation but hey its ok to actually hold it there

fifa needs to be torn down and started again from scratch

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/nov/15/fifa-uefa-world-cup-germany-football?CMP=twt_gu