Pamplemousse

A very good player for us in the Championship, not good enough to make the step up, but he was an important contributor to our promotion-winning season and I'll regard him fondly.

Yup, haven't watched it since it went to BT Sport. Given their disastrous viewing figures, not many people do watch it these days.

According to this, being shown on FOX Sports in the USA, so yes http://worldsoccertalk.com/fa-cup-tv-schedule/

My votes goes to this woman

Mark Wotte was Netherlands U21 coach in the early 00s. And is 'performance director' at Morocco and did the same role at Scotland.

Something about karma coming back to bite him on the arse or something like that...

Definitely agree with this. They can't handle it at all.

Exactly. I don't agree with it and think they should be more patient (perhaps the harshest sacking was that of Ancelotti) but Abramovich isn't going to change and they consistently win trophies so it clearly works.

Lallana getting sent off for Liverpool U23s

Watford look OK with the new manager in charge. More defensively solid for sure.

Crooks has a bizarre crusade against players with silly haircuts. The BBC, out of any media outlet, have the worst pundits by far.

Imagine the scenes if VVD (or Lovren) were to concede a last minute penalty next weekend

We'll get something from one or two games of Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool. Stoke and Bournemouth at home are must wins, no excuses. A couple of away wins at the teams around us and job done.

Hope they bottle it next week too.

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

VVD conceding a last minute penalty!

When were West Ham last in the Champions League?

Same tactics please that were successfully implemented against Tottenham at home.

We won because we were positive, and we attacked with purpose. The manager picked an attacking lineup and he deserves credit for that. But one game isn't enough, there's still a long way to go. But yes, he has bought himself some time for sure.

The same could be said for VVD marking Stephens...

My bet is Brighton or Newcastle, Huddersfield and West Brom. It'll go down to goal difference I reckon.

Over on POL, they were beginning to have a lengthy thread about our relegation worries. Nobody's posted in it since 2pm today, I can't think why...

I very much doubt it. Even if he were to get sacked, plenty of Championship sides would take him in a heartbeat.

Long played well against Watford when out wide on the right. I think that's his best position. Davis definitely needs to be sold in the summer.

Sanchez is an upgrade though. Same age too. Win win for both teams really - Arsenal get rid of a player who didn't want to be there and now have someone who does.