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Turn to stone - Four Tops

If Moyes hadn't been SAF's chosen one, he would have been out on his ear by now. Face saving exercise by the rags, can't be seen to be having their judgement called into question.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hmmm. Sunderland. Not good. Pressure on DM mounts. Damn shame, keep Mr. Moist on for as long as possible I say, he clearly has the dressing room.

Could help but smile when I saw that Mr Moist is claimimg that Yanited are now having to play the referee as well as the opposition. I've got news for you Mr. Moist most clubs have felt that way about playing at the swamp for the last 20 to 25 years. And on the subject of Yanited, has there ever been a more inappropriately named player than Tom Cleverley? He gives the phrase piss poor a whole new dimension.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Medic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Several of the players who had a big part in > the > > PL win last year are not contributing this year > or > > are over the hill. > > Ferdinand, Evra, Vidic, Giggs & RVP. It was an > > average team last year with an above average > goal > > scorer. > > > > How anyone can say Moyes isn't up to it at this > > stage is ridiculous. > > Spot on. And what is more Ferguson knew that the > club needed to rebuild and bring in fresh blood. > Ferguson built several great teams in his time > there but at 71 probably felt his time was up and > felt the need to pass it on to someone else. > Moyes has not become a bad manager overnight. He > will succeed if given the time and resources. Like Allardyce yeah? Moist ain't up to it, end of.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Moyes has got to be given time. Ultimately it's > the same players that are crossing the white line. > The one's that haven't performed will go, simple > as that... Same players that won the Prem under SAF, seem's to indicate they aren't doing it for the manager or everyone has got much better. Moyes isn't up to it and he was SAF choice, maybe shows his judgement was going and he went at the right time.

Jackie Blue - Ozark Mountain Daredevils

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Arsenal 2 Spurs 0 > Just because I like the look of that

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why has BFS got to go after this result? It was no > surprise and IF they beat Man City (and surprises > do happen), fans won't be complaining about going > to a Final. Neither will they when they get out of > relegation trouble. I don't expect them to go > down. He had genuine reasons for playing a > weakened team today. Should Lambert be sacked > too? > > The one big mistake WH have made is putting so > many eggs and money in one basket i.e. Carroll. > They are not the sort of club who can afford to > spend all that on one player at the moment. Lambert and BFS completely different situations, BFS has a record of being a poor manager, just ask the Toon. As for Carroll I'm guessing BFS would have had some part to play in that fiasco so is culpable. As for beating City, yeah right. BFS pre match talk has beem dour and down beat for sometime, hardly the stuff to inspire your team at a time of crisis.

Is the odious BFS still employed?

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- On the > flip side, Utd got more penalties because we were > camped in opposing teams penalty boxes. > It's quite logical when you open your eyes... That'll explain your lofty position in the Prem................pahahahahahahaha

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Only one or two pens given to away sides in a > decade? Get real! :) > Someone once did a survey on this conspiracy > theory, and the results poo poo'd it. > This perceived bias is more to do wth the fact > that away teams didn't attack much at OT, hence > penalty chances were few and far between. On the > flip side, Utd got more penalties because we were > camped in opposing teams penalty boxes. > It's quite logical when you open your eyes... Camped in opposition half, you're almost as deluded as David Moist.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > PD. Januzaj has five bookings this season. All for > diving. As for that other @#$%& Young, the less > said the better. Indeed Jah, shame the likes of Talkshite, Sky and the rest of the media are slow to pick up on, let alone mention it eh?

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Last 3, 4 arsenal games have been dreadful. Truly > stank the place out. But it's a mid season dip > and we are squeezing results out. A few more and I > expect us to get our groove back and push on > > That, or we will choke as per Its known as winning ugly, something Yanited and the Chavs have been doing for a while and are lauded for having grit and character. So when Arsenal do it the media say we were fortunate. Fcuk off, its what wins titles, you can't always play beautiful football and IF we win the title, I'll be more than happy. By the way I see that Yanited now has the two players who share the dubious title of being most yellow carded players for diving in the Prem. Character eh?

David Moist succeeding in keeping Everton above Yanited. Well done.

Gone, gone, gone - Johnny Mathis

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Charlie Adam has got away with another horror > tackle on one of our players. Paulinho out for at > least four weeks after he racked his studs down > his ankle ligaments. Dirty bastard. Agreed, add Eto'o and Ramires to the list of dirty bastards who seem to get away with it week in week out. The odious BFS must go surely.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Putting the Farcebook/Twit debate aside. The fact > is that if that is what she wrote she is a fecking > stupid ignorant racist cow and deserves to be > sacked. Absolutely

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The stats are impressive, 13 PL starts, 19 goals, > that's Messi/Ronaldo territory... You say that but who else will step in and take up the slack, that's the question.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > PD, yeah probably, I'm not suggesting Liverpool > would be where they are without Saurez. > > I just pointed out an impressive stat that I heard > on the radio is all. I wasn't having a go, it's exactly the sort of crap that so called professional pundits continually ask about Giroud at Arsenal, conveniently forgetting that Ramsey, Ozil, Walcott, Mertersacker et al have all pitched in with goals, but still they presist.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=9j8dZT5Bpb0 Love the this from Cardiff fans at Anfield today. Great support for their beleagured manager.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Genuinely impressive stat on commentary saying > Suarez has scored more by Christmas than any > player in LFC history. That's after missing the > start of the season, and early in today's match. So what happens when he gets banned again or injured. Liverpool screwed? Just saying.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Woman,s career and social life ruined by one > idiotic tweet....only reinforces my hatred of > twitter, very few redeeming features to make up > for this sort of rubbish, and shows why giving > people a global platform to spout their rubbishy > stuff and Ill thought out opinions is > idiotic...empowerment or just enough rope to hang > a lot of people or just spread rubbish IMO Bet the EDF wishes it wielded such power ;)

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So he gets a raise until next time he decides he > wants out. > > Nah, I'm feeling good about Saurez for more than > his play at the moment. He looks happy, and he > seems to have turned a corner. But I do wonder > what the clubs get out of these contracts, because > they still seem to mean nothing if a player wants > away. As he will to Madrid in the summer for around 50 to 60 million or more. All liverpool have done is bump up his price tag. Such is football these days.

Lord 'ave mercy