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Surprising bar Sunderland. Still can't believe Moyes said the zenith of their ambition was avoiding relegation. TWO games into the job. And now Moyes is being Moyes and blaming EVERYONE but himself. Poor, poor Sunderland fans.Also LONG may the lack of clean sheets and loads of goals entertainment continue!
The Mackems are still in preseason though, there season usually starts after xmas
 
Telegraph is claiming to have info on a lot of corruption from big name managers and teams. Wonder how big the fall out from it will be
 
Is anyone really surprised at how **** West Ham have been this season? They were relying on this sort of magic from Payet in many games last season to get to where they did. No surprise that they level is finally being shown now that their luck has run out...
 
Meh, when your initial main summer target is Lacazette, but you end up with Zaza on loan (he's been so good that already lost his starting place), then the writing is on the wall not to expect too much. They need Carroll back pronto, gives them something different, especially when you have quality service from as you say, Payet.

If you put their cunty fans aside, who try to intimidate, then their "home" games are in a sense very neutral for the travelling team, and will be for some time until they properly get used to the new surroundings.
 
He has started the season terrifically and I am very happy for him. He finally appears to be at a place where he is genuinely loved and supported.

You forgot the 'again.' Again. After Liverpool.

I was in the minority in having issues with Benitez and his brand of football his time at Anfield.
 
Can't believe Swansea replace Guidloin with Bob Bradley. (Well I can given the numbskull American owners.).

Another coach completely opposed to what made Swansea such a success and so fun to watch. Frightening how quickly they've gone from an absolute picture perfect model of how to run a good, sustainable football club to complete and utter carnage on and off the pitch with an ownership change and men who know absolutely NOTHING about football running the show.

Still have them down as knocking bets for relegation.

How long before he brings over his son? Probably January if they'll let him. Feel for Swansea fans. I really do. Always had a good, friendly time down there.
 
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Makes you wonder what happen at Swansea when the team started to tank under Gary Monk and they never seem to be the same. I have to believe they are going down.
 
Still think the sacking of Laudrup was a little harsh tbh. Thought overall he did a good job; played attractive football, shrewd in the market (signing the likes of Michu for next to nothing who was superb), won the League Cup, 9th in the league that season, only to be sacked in February the following year because he was having a bad spell in the league... well excuse him for losing to Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea and Tottenham in the space of 20 days or whatever it was, every manager should lose their job if that happens, right? Never mind the fact he guided them to knocking out Manchester United of the FA Cup in between that. 21st century football ladies & gents, little to no time.
 
Don't know where to put this but....

Looks like Chedward Evans (everyone know Ched is short for Chedward, makes sense) has been cleared of rape
 
Don't know where to put this but....

Looks like Chedward Evans (everyone know Ched is short for Chedward, makes sense) has been cleared of rape

I have two major problems with this case...

The first one is that even after he served his time in prison, most football team refused to take him on for fear of backlash. Yes he made a mistake. He served his time in prison. Its simply wrong to shut out ex-convicts from working society just because they committed a crime that they have already been punished for. Its attitude like this that makes so many of them with far less resources than Ched Evans head back into a life of crime straight away.

Secondly, he is now been proven innocent in what seems like quite shifty circumstances. Can't argue against a verdict but let him move on with his life and hopefully the female can do likewise.
 
They should honestly boycott that worldcup. The human right abuses that Qatar somehow manage to sweep under the carpet is astonishing.

Absolutely abhorrent mate. Same Brazil last time out. Hopefully with the Unions getting involved this will come to the publics attention. Because it's for **** sure football and the TV company's wouldn't be saying Jack.
 
Absolutely abhorrent mate. Same Brazil last time out. Hopefully with the Unions getting involved this will come to the publics attention. Because it's for **** sure football and the TV company's wouldn't be saying Jack.
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