Dark Munster

His deliveries into the box are often quality, certainly far better than Cedric's. The jury's still out on his defending.

Yes they were. Mane will probably get MOM for the hat trick, but all 3 were superb.

Agreed. Especially about Clasie Romeu

We need a 2 goal cushion before Aguero comes on.

Yes it is. Now they can draw their last 2 matches to win it. And now anything less than 3 wins for Spurs ends it for them.

Strong bench though.

Absolutely correct. And what were the odds of 4 of those 5 happening? 200/1, 400/1? I doubt as high as 5000/1, and even if it was, it wasn't zero as Mr Fry asserts. And as for the argument that it didn't happen therefore it was impossible, I could make that statement about any unlikely event that doesn't occur. I could hold a gun with one bullet to someone's head, spin the chamber, and tell them "don't worry it's impossible that you'll die" before I pull the trigger. I doubt they'd be amused if it clicks blank and I tell them "see, I told you it was impossible."

2 teams get 1 point over 2 matches and 1 team (out of 2) gets 0 points over 2 matches = multiple top-four teams to all just lose match after match :lol: http://www.sportinglife.com/football/live/match-report/341168/hartlepool-united-v-portsmouth Portsmouth must make do with a place in the Sky Bet League 2 play-offs, after their automatic promotion hopes were ended despite a 2-0 win at Hartlepool United. Pompey, already assured of a play-off spot, were harbouring pre-match hopes of making the top three but wins for Accrington, Oxford, and Bristol Rovers keeps them out with one game to go

Leicester were 5000/1 at the start of the season with the bookies (who know a thing or two about odds), and most would have agreed with that. Hardly a ridiculous comparison. The odds of the DFCSBs overtaking 3 out of 4 teams with 2 matches to play were long, but nowhere near that. Maybe about the same as a mediocre second division team going all the way in 1976 and beating Utd in the final. For you to say that something that was unlikely to happen, was never going to happen, is ridiculous.

By that logic Leicester's bid to win the league was gone 38 weeks ago.

What are you on about? If Oxford or Accrington had lost today, and Bristol Rovers drawn or lost, then the phew could've overtaken them on the last day.

The good news for them is they are winning. The bad news is the teams above (apart from Plymouth of course) are also winning. Automatic promotion is fading fast.

Well, I for one hope he does as he's told and eats all his carrots.

He's stinking rich anyway, so not much of a concern. And hopefully he'll do a Moyes and be sacked after one year at his new, bigger, (impatient) club. BTW, here is a complete list of the trophies he's won as manager: .

You should invite the West Ham squad over to sign the cast. Make sure your room isn't well ventilated.

I'd take Pearson back, as the fitness coach. He seems to have set up something special at Leicester in that regard, which has played no small part in their spectacular success this season. Pellegrini is out of our league.

Exactly. I don't understand the logic of prioritising qualifying for next year's competition over actually winning the bloody thing, especially when you're only two matches away. Yes, I know, money, but City are hardly paupers.

Atletico cancelled the buy option for £1.5 million in order to sell to the highest bidder. Reed then negotiated hard to get TA to sign for us, but he (TA) strung him along before deciding to go to greener pastures. I don't see how Reed is to blame.

Liverpool focusing on the EL will hopefully cost them valuable PL league points. West Ham, um, maybe a virulent flu strain can cause havoc there for a few weeks.

If we beat them at WHL it's game over.

This.

Here it comes.

Here comes a 89th winner for Eriksen

Romeu**