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Souness is and always has been a sociopathic contentious prick who blames everybody and everything but himself for his failings. Does he ever mention being hounded out of Liverpool or Benfica. In common with us perhaps it was on account of taking a team and club backwards rapidly. Reckon its pretty reasonable to be a bit disappointed with going from 3rd, 4th and 5th playing good football to mid-table in less than a season and be on the bring of a relegation battle a few month after that. Cant imagine any football fan would okay with that but its unreasonable for us. Sure its not also unique to us that good managers tend to do good jobs at whatever club and bad ones don't. Who'd have thunk it. With the exception of Dalglish have any of these graveyard managers done anything before or since that would justify them being blindly backed? Liverpool finished 2nd in a bad-season for 20years pre Souness - he turned them into a midtable side in a season - took them 30years to win the league again.

This season has no hope. Its just whether that makes it better or worse than the other two for people. Hope of Shearer staying and Ashley going, the hope of Rafa and maybe, finally a change in direction (never bought it personally). 88/89 even had more hope than this - an organised boycott and a takeover knocking on the door without outside forces to scupper it and a far better manager.

They've got control of the game. Can play out another awful totally uneventual 0-0 draw like last season and it'll be a better point for them than us. Meaning we've conceded the chance to play how we want now. Coach will have to do something now, whether he'll bother or not is debatable. If they win I think we can kiss them goodbye, would be effectively 5points clear, Achillies paradox would see them get at least a 2-4more points by the time we managed 5. And what's to say we will.

Had a dream about this last night. In some garden with Masters, giving him a piece of my mind about how he blocked salvation for my club and caused its terminal decline (more a premonition than a dream perhaps). Fell apart there after when I was trying to get out of the doors of a small grounded plane before Bodhi and his mates from Point Break commandeered it and took me on a sky-diving jaunt against my will. Think Freud would say that dream meant I didn't want to go along with an inevitable free-falling, pointlessly risky, plane-crash. If only I could think of a way that could apply to something happening in my life now or figure out why Masters would be involved.

He's literally surpassed himself with his form here and created a new low, beating himself.

Beyond parody. Leslie Nielson could have dead-panned that as a joke. This c**t advertises how good he is with it.

Extremely fortunate for him that not a soul has been anywhere near him or the team for over a year then. Unlike at Villa and Sunderland where it wasn't just confined to online. Presented as another obstacle for him when its a f**king open goal of his dreams, prize c**t that he is

Would love to see him start instead of Big Joe next week. Please this! How have others not seen this? How is that not worth a try.

Tootheless. Chris Benoit FC “Jesus, you got nine months and you come up with Bruce?” - Bobby Heenan

This is 100% what I was thinking. With fans not in the ground, sending this fat c*** rotten veg is the only means of sending a clear message. I’m in. Absolutely. Sima? Could we set something up? Instead of the Pardew.out van - a old pick-up truck full of cabbages driving around with Bruce out on the side and Bruce out on every cabbage. Would almost make up for all this to see thousands of cabbages thrown onto the pitch at SJP or the training ground and to have this guy become synonymous with cabbages, and vice-versa of course, on at least a national scale. I'd like to see some Bruce O'Lantern cabbages in the stores soon. Either way definitely worth investing in cabbage shares.

, Edwards and Bruce are the same. Massively over employed beyond their abilities, blagging there way by. Two scammers. Birds of a feather. If the club was ran even half well, neither one would be anywhere near it so they love the status quo of the club being all but dead, its the only way they'd be where they currently are. They need each other symbiotically to maintain that. At the clubs expense. Being loathsome c**ts probably only cements the attraction.

Its hard to buy they can be so tight they'd risk losing many times more money than doing the right thing, or spend £50million on Joelinton and Bruce instead of half of that on far superior Benitez and Rondon. Its hard to buy they can be so incompetent as to make the same stupid mistakes everyone can see miles off time and time again, depsite the lessons of the past and get a club relegated at least twice, that was nowhere near a PL relegation battle before. Sabotage makes perfect sense though. Often times it has been. Llambeeze literally threatened to f**k the club up and p**s the fans off with "you don't know how nasty we can be" - has anything happened that didn't fit that in that 13years since? Ashley benefits to the same tune the club loses. Europe - good for the club, pest for Ashley. Relegation - bad for the club, little difference to Ashley even probably quite likes it, club shop funds diverted to Shirebrook - bad for the club good for Ashley, less sponsorship because Ashley's brands buy below market value to take up the spaces - good for Ashley, bad for the club. Fit and proper though.

Smugly going "I supposedly don't know what I'm doing. ha" after beating Rotherham with Villa is so Brucie. I fully expect a "that'll shut a few people up" if we get beat 5-0 at Fulham on the last day but stay up on goals difference. Where usually one would counter-act the other he manages to be that thick and that much of a c**t.

Faced with that, the loss of a takeover, fan revolt, the loss of PL money, post pandemic fallout, irreversible decline yet we wont sack the very poor manager that is risking it all to even give themselves a chance of avoiding it. Brilliant. I'm speechless in admiration.

He got that game against Arsenal replayed at Sheffield United because of a controversial goal - after taking his players off the pitch, in his first season in management!! Got his own way and just got beat again anyway is so Bruce. Imagine if playing games again for controversial goals was a thing whilst he was at Man United? Amongst others against Spurs when Spurs had a blatant corner and were waiting to take it Man U took a quick goal kick went up the other end with Spurs players all out of position and scored. Such things - QPR and Liverpool too - cost us the title in 96 - but its like Bruce is the only person such an outrage could happen to.

This c**t found the mole yet? Or is he still plodding around the training ground with his wellies on, a pitch fork and packet of mealworms for bait?

He really is like Terry F**kwit out of Viz. Where Terry's stupidity would create crazy situations that would rope in unsuspecting regular non-fu**witted people, Bruce is such a vortex of ineptitude that he will do that to Shearer, all his pundit mates/carers - who will get smoked out by even some of these brain-dead neutrals and have to check their comments "how can he be doing a good job if their in the bottom three? Savage, Sutton etc must be thick" - his master Ashley and of course the club that he's sacrificing down the plug hole in the name of preserving his job and support one more week.

Wig gannin down instead

Getting rid of him is all that matters. Everything else is just scenery.

Or Operation Top Six enacted. Sorry Liverpool, Spurs and Arsenal.

Blackburn. Instant also rans and finished bottom of the worst Champions League group ever: Rosenborg, Legia Warsaw and Spartak Moscow.

Bingo. The same reason Sunderland fans DID get a bit of stick for hounding him out. (despite the upturn in results straight after he left, much like Villa)

Did Aston Villa fans get accused of forcing him out? Was any of the stick they gave out harsh, disgusting etc. being as they were doing it online as well as actually in the stadium (something Bruce has not experienced a lick of here). They certainly didn't get accused of expectations, 'what do they want?' etc. Why? Why is it okay for Villa to want rid of a failing manager and to give him stick including actual real-life stick but not us? If he wasn't good enough for a team in the championship and that was largely fine why's he being defended to the maximum now when he's ever more out of his depth.

There's your football punditry of today for you, Just 100% misreading the scenario that would play out if fans were in the stadium. Also apparently a mole leaking stuff to a journalist is more likely to be the cause of relegation than a manager that's been in place for 19months. Bet nobody knew that until this season just like no manager had ever done a great job dropping their side to 17th before this season

Feels to me like not only is it no more (or less) likely to happen but we wont find out why it was blocked and those responsible will get away with it, when I at least wanted to take some people down with us for connyving us to doom. Exposing and finishing them would have been some consolation.