Ameritoon

I do too, but it's hard to cheer against Tiote. I'll just go neutral on this one.

Not if Mcleish is involved. That's almost literally true. If there's one club I don't look forward to watching this season its Villa. There's no ambition in the way they play, they just consistently kill the game. It's a real problem when watching Wigan is more appealing than them.

Thank God LFC finally stepped down on this shit. The longer they continued to defend Suarez the worse it was going to get on RAWK and at Anfield. Hopefully Kenny's interviews get less like talking to Jim Jones and the LFC fans will follow suit.

They lost 5-0? We win 10-1

Is it really that difficult to tell? I'm on a stream and it's pretty easy to see who is who.

He was fine, all things considered.

I don't blame him for thinking we can go two up front with the Dembas and get away with it. But he really should've consider how likely it was our midfield could play with theirs, getting a draw here was a possibility if we played it safe with three in the center of the park.

Comfortable victory.

Two weeks to reflect on this one is going to be awful. It's going to be great to see Cabaye and Tiote back though, we were never going to get a result without them.

Guthrie trying to do way too much. Saw shades of it last week. This midfield was never going to be able to keep up with Tottenham's.

And fuck.

Just what we wanted. Nice finish.

Shocking.

I wish he had moved to some bigger club than Fulham (no offense meant), always had the impression he could have featured in a Top 6 team but feels comfortable being the main man there. Too late now I guess. He's spoken on his desire to play for in the Champions League a few times in the past few season. But like you said, too late, I doubt he gets his big money move at 29.

Dempsey

What's with the SoS crowd?

Impenetrable formula.

thought he was good enough to be on bench for us, but hopefully he makes a few starts and they extend the loan.

The one thing Capello did well was win qualification games. Not a tough ask, tbh. We've failed to qualify plenty of times before. The manager before him did. Yeah, and it was a farce. Just because teams have failed to qualify in the past doesn't mean it's not an easy achievement with the players England have. Ok so if qualification was piss easy and some of the other managers failed there, then surely it still means that Capello was relativey better than them. All England managers have easy game and difficult games. It's not like Capello was managing against the US Coast Guards whilst KK was managing against Brazil all the time. Sure the whole team and Capello's philosophy didn't work in S.Africa (which could be attributed to several factors like Rooney being so shit), but I don't see the need to make it out like he was poorer than the rest. I'm not making out he was poorer than the rest, I just think he achieved the bare minimum of what an England manager should achieve. In fact, he's done better than the last few recent managers, but losing him now is not a bad thing at all.

They're alright.

This ref is shocking.

The one thing Capello did well was win qualification games. Not a tough ask, tbh. We've failed to qualify plenty of times before. The manager before him did. Yeah, and it was a farce. Just because teams have failed to qualify in the past doesn't mean it's not an easy achievement with the players England have.

The one thing Capello did well was win qualification games. Not a tough ask, tbh.

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