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And Newcastle and Spurs

Much as I'd like to, I can't take the credit for that one unfortunately - the Chelsea fans coined it I think. They're not having him at all

‘LinkedIn Liam’

Chelsea getting battered Wonder what Brent will blame it on this time Can’t see him still there next season

We’ll lose tomorrow now Nailed on 🤣

2-0 Watford. Just miles better all over the pitch, Wrexham haven't turned up at all.

C'mon Watford. Surely at least one of the Still brothers can do us a favour this season Edit: Boom! 1-0 Watford. Been absolutely all over them. Wrexham have offered nothing so far.

He’s got farcically low offer from West Ham three days before the end of the transfer window written all over him

Still blaming the players then 🤣 His last two jobs have ended in spectacular, abject failure but it's still never his fault, is it. No, his Rangers team were in danger of relegation because the players 'didn't understand the demands of playing for a club that size'. Funny how all the same players seem to 'understand the demands of playing for a club that size' now, isn't it? Because the same squad that Rusty was busy relegating may well now win the league, now they're being managed by Danny Rohl. The neck on him - it's unbelievable and hilarious in equal measure

Would that be a wig that's used to cover a cunt? 🤔

Little bit more of the interview here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cp850jpg8dmo

Also, what the hell was he going on about? If you watch Newcastle’s goal, it was nothing to with pressing, whether by a super new reinvented method or otherwise. His whole team basically just stood and watched while Livramento strolled slowly through the middle of them and then picked an easy pass to put Willock in behind, straight through the centre halves who were miles apart. There wasn’t the slightest hint of a press. He’s chatting total shite.

Remember when we had a manager who said he'd rather lose than play anything other than 'his way'? Thank god that sort of ego-centric madness sounds like it's a thing of the past

Goal difference now the only thing keeping Spurs out of the relegation zone Love it

That's hilarious about the parachute payments Presumably after their inevitable crushing relegation next season they'll refuse to accept them because otherwise it simply wouldn't be fair on everyone else

Superb result. Discipline, shape and fight throughout. Match-winning stuff by Peretz. Well done lads.

It would be useful if Swansea could turn Wrexham over tonight, or at least get something out of that game. If Swansea could get a win they'd go above us by a point, but we'd have two games in hand on them. Obviously we need to win our games first and foremost or it's all academic, but the table will look a lot more attractive ahead of tomorrow's game if Wrexham don't win tonight. I think they will though - Hull defeat aside they've been in good form and they were excellent against Chelsea.

You can be brilliant at football and incredibly fit and still be a snidey wanker behind the scenes Proof: me

I know for a fact that @Tom57's brother's mate said he heard it from a contact of Will Still who reckoned Will Still told him that he'd heard it from Damion Downs about Armstrong And that's good enough for me STRING HIM UP

I for one am delighted I no longer have to watch a hologram in goal and a dwarf at centre forward. We look like a proper football team now, and that’s not a coincidence.

Take solace that it's almost certainly his agent doing that, rather than him - very few players run their own accounts. Although they would normally OK it. If we don't go up and he got an offer from a team in a top league somewhere I wouldn't blame him if he wanted to go. He'll be 28 this year and this might be his one and only chance to get 3-4 years on a 'big league' contract and wage. Obviously I hope we go up and if we do I hope he stays with us. Love him a player and he also seems to be a top, top bloke based on how he behaves and everything we've seen and heard about him so far. Seems to have quite quickly become a talisman sort of figure and would love to see how he could do for us in the Prem if we get there.

Yeah he did. The lad is 20, hadn't played in 4 months and he throws him into a weakened team, away at Atletico Madrid in the last 16 of the CL. Then he has a shocker so he subs him off after 16 minutes looking like he's about to have a breakdown, then blanks him when even the opposing fans felt sorry enough for him to give him a consolation clap on the way off. I'm sure treating a young player like that will really get the players behind him and galvanise the dressing room for their relegation fight Astonishing management

As much as I hate Spurs, I genuinely feel sorry for the boy. That's the biggest mare I think I've ever seen a player have. Hard to watch someone's career get ended in real time.