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It was as excellent as expected FEWWWWMING. A must watch. Here if anyone wants to see him fewm. http://www.skysports.com/watch/video/sports/football/teams/cardiff-city/11243474/warnock-blasts-ref

Whey, at least they're not managed by a homophobe.

Amazing consistency And yet chances are, they wont be top come tomorrow night. Lazio is a tough game for Napoli mind, they've already beaten Juventus in Turin. My gut feeling is as soon as Napoli concede 1st to Juve, they aren't getting it back.

Juve with their 15th clean sheet in 16 games.

Still calls him Mr Robson.

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Tell him he plays s*** dour defensive negative football at home and <b>he should sort it out or get out</b>. Mate, who has actually said that, seriously? You are the prime example of what I'm talking about... completely unable to have a conversation about things he could potentially be doing better. We expected to be after the summer window. If you didn't then you're a moron. When have we done that? We should've scored 2 against Burnley. We had a couple opportunities at 0-1 in the first half at Palace. Can't remember any of those off of the top of my head other than Perez on for Joselu in the Bournemouth home game. Completely disrupted our flow but other than that I can't think of any. Can't really do anything else when he's got f*** all to work with. These "negative tactics" have got us above the bottom 3 and with a superior GD to many of our relegation rivals. This can only really be applied to Murphy. I want to see him start too, like. But howay, mediocre budget gets you mediocre players. That's what we have. This point is moot, McClaren had a far better side. And I'm confident we'll pick up a few more points between now and the end of March. McClaren stayed on 24 points from the WBA home win in early February to the Bournemouth defeat in early March. He should not be above criticism when he gets what he needs. The people above him have been taking the p*ss for 3 transfer windows straight. And yes, he should take some blame if we end up going down (I don't think we will, mind) but 99% of it will be down to Ashley.

Tell him he plays shit dour defensive negative football at home and he should sort it out or get out.

Aye. Quietly optimistic, really don't fear this lot like I did Manchester City.

He had 24 points and remained on 24 points until his sacking on March 11th. With a much better squad. Well that’s why he was sacked, obviously. Not before time, because the writing was in the wall relegation wise. I’m interested in this much better squad. I’d only slot two if the pre January window squad into our current starting 11. How many would you play? Why particularly pre January? The squad we had after that window was more than good enough for the Premier League, shown by our form in the run in under Rafa. The incompetence at PL level of Steve McClaren coupled with years of neglection of the playing squad sent us down 2 years ago.

He had 24 points and remained on 24 points until his sacking on March 11th. With a much better squad. He also got... how much money to spend? £50m in the summer, £30m in the January window. We ended up one of the highest net spenders in Europe that season. After reading up about it, 2015/16 is a bit similar to 1988/89.

He had 24 points and remained on 24 points until his sacking on March 11th. With a much better squad.

Doesn't he look like a Super Mutant from Fallout? EDIT: Ah, no, that was Darren Curry who organised the fly over and looks like a Super Mutant. That Mark Curry is just a buffoon.

There's opinion with a backed up argument, and then there's just unmitigated wank. Those tweets by that bloke and some of the posts in this thread and just about Rafa in general recently have fallen under the latter category.

I think he was at the Spurs game.

What an utter bell end this bloke is. https://twitter.com/markcurry26/status/961070280453115904

https://www.physioroom.com/news/english_premier_league/epl_injury_table.php#c14

He can fuck off.

You genuinely think that that team, the one that at one point or another had Wijnaldum, Sissoko, Thauvin, and Townshend in it, wasn't quite clearly better than what we have now? I honestly don't even known where to start with that.

We expected to be after the summer window. If you didn't then you're a moron. When have we done that? We should've scored 2 against Burnley. We had a couple opportunities at 0-1 in the first half at Palace. Can't remember any of those off of the top of my head other than Perez on for Joselu in the Bournemouth home game. Completely disrupted our flow but other than that I can't think of any. Can't really do anything else when he's got fuck all to work with. These "negative tactics" have got us above the bottom 3 and with a superior GD to many of our relegation rivals. This can only really be applied to Murphy. I want to see him start too, like. But howay, mediocre budget gets you mediocre players. That's what we have. This point is moot, McClaren had a far better side. And I'm confident we'll pick up a few more points between now and the end of March. McClaren stayed on 24 points from the WBA home win in early February to the Bournemouth defeat in early March. He should not be above criticism when he gets what he needs. The people above him have been taking the piss for 3 transfer windows straight. And yes, he should take some blame if we end up going down (I don't think we will, mind) but 99% of it will be down to Ashley.

We "opened up" and went 4-4-2 in November and December when we literally had our run which has dragged us into the mess. I think we've only won playing 4-4-2 away at West Ham.

We had 24 points at this point last year but didn't increase that total until the 20th March. McClaren also had a far better side. Dread to think where McClaren would have this side.

I'd go with 54's team. Decent side that actually. Predictions on the minute for the first anti Shearer chant from their lot? I'll go with minute 1.