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good on sunderland, jim, but those mutineering gutless slags in their dressing room needed to give some effort back to their fans at some point. Theyve gone missing most of the season for the old manager and interim one apart from newcastl game. Never saw it but heard they played well, although city without Silva and kompany denies them their rudder and their heart.
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Nov 10, 2013 - 6:22 PM
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Jim Phelps
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good on sunderland, jim, but those mutineering gutless slags in their dressing room needed to give some effort back to their fans at some point. Theyve gone missing most of the season for the old manager and interim one apart from newcastl game. Never saw it but heard they played well, although city without Silva and kompany denies them their rudder and their heart.
Better reply before the usual deluge of d the m topics come flooding forth...
Sunderland have played hard in every match I've seen them in this season so I have to disagree with you there, Bill. Di Canio was a managerial train wreck, though I loved watching/listening to the guy. He also wore a suit well; even when he wasn't sliding on his knees in one.  They have some players of real quality, too. (Altidore, Fletcher, Giaccherini; two of whom didn't play today).
As for the Arsenal match, did you see your all-time favorite Nicklas Bendtner with his pretty chignon hairdo? He had a couple of chances to equalize for the Gunners, but chose to under perform, as usual. It's always strange to see him among the "new" face of the team. I don't think Arsenal have won anything during the entire time he's been there (or on loan, for that matter).
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i saw the bendtner miss!! classic. No change there.
di canio is di canio - they knew what they were getting when they brought him in.
Scary for me is that half the dressing room who gave up were players he brought in!
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ooh lets see? ethnic heavy drums?? relentless string repetition?? Lets narrow it down.
Something by Zimmer in the last ten years or one of the many copycats, of which that is too many to list.
as for the football, we have a thread which didnt even mention eng v germany result!!
i was in italy for 2 days so came back without knowing how their B team fared against our A team.
Italian tv was full of the sardinia floods.
as for this weekend, lets get our chelsea defeat out of the way quick and plunge headlong into the bottom 3.
A disasterous season made of our own blunders. We are less likely to score than Tall Guy at a single lapdancing dwarves convention.
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3-3?!! wheres kev and thomas?
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Nov 24, 2013 - 10:31 AM
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Hurdy Gurdy
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I really enjoyed the Mersey Derby, which was unusual as they are usually terrible games with bad fouls, nervous players, too much tension and no quality football.
This one was different, with both managers favouring a more attractive passing style and willingness to create and attack. It ebbed and flowed like a Cup tie and had lots of incident and chances. The one nasty moment was the very bad challenge on Suarez by Mirrallas which should have been a sending off. I'm not going to say we would have won the game if that had happened, cos we didn't beat Newcastle a few weeks ago when they had a player sent off, but there's always that doubt and consideration.
I'm enjoying the season so far and it's good to see LFC at least back in the mix of things and if we are there or thereabouts come April, I will be one happy Kopite!
Things don't look so good for your Hammers Bill. If Sunderland and Crystal Palace start picking up points with their new managers in the coming months, you could be doomed 
Meanwhile, Leeds look to be getting stronger and are now in the play-offs, so who knows what could happen there. Leeds back in the Prem..imagine that 
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as you may recall i said we would be in bottom 3 weeks ago.
we are just awful.
no strikers and fat sam continues with this mad 6 man midfield system which even the players seem to be totally destroyed by. Ive played football and there is nothing more soul destroying than seeing all your hardwork get wasted coz the wanker up front is useless and chances go begging until in the end you lose heart.
How much worse must it be when you have no striker and when you bring on your strikers they are worse than no strikers.
Yep plenty of booing, always a contentious subject but if you pay good money to watch cack you are entitled to tell manager and owners what you think.
Equally upsetting is that all of this mess is self inflicted from mad club decisions.
Pleased to see tottscum lose to city by 3 more goals than west ham did!!
Terrific.
good result for cardiff. They deserve jims Roy budd award.
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we have two 6 pointers this week, palace tuesday. doubt we will get any points!
if you are martin jol and u needa team to play tosave your job - nobody better than the worst west ham team since the last one that went down.
we look like a team that has lost hope and doesnt believe inthe mad system fat sam playing.
I think the fans have had enough of his over indulgence of nolan, who has done nuffin this term and serves no purpose when he doesnt have someone else ahead of him creating scraps.
And worse, carlton cole is back. the tree.
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