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I know I'm going super early, but if there is a space that opens up next season I'd love to join. Will help me follow the league in more depth.

Summary from the weekend - Yawn Part 2 (Electric Boogaloo) Doyle-Hayes (Cheltenham) Away at Exeter (0-0) - Played 90 minutes. Whoscored.com rating of 6.67. Hepburn-Murphy (Tranmere) Home to Wycombe (0-2) - Replaced after 70 minutes. Whoscored.com rating of 5.77. O'Hare (Coventry) Home to Rochdale (2-1) - Came on after 87 minutes. Whoscored.com rating of 6.05.

We'll take him. Same fee.

He does have the worst goal difference of any Premier League manager.

Somehow missed the news of him playing his club football in Qatar.

Same here. Was expecting a bit more after what I had read on here but it was fine. Last night watched Secret Life of Pets 2 which was enjoyable also. I must be getting old.

Oh get **** Stephen A.

Yeah, couldn’t see that from the early replays! Lucky it could have been so much worse!

Browns win 21-7, but the big news will be Myles Garrett trying to hit Mason Rudolph in the head with Rudolph's own helmet with 5 seconds to go. Has to get a massive suspension and probably kill any slim chance the Browns had to go on a bit of a run.

That's it! Go to your room, now!

I know nothing, but 49ers/Patriots in the Jimmy G Bowl.

My overexcited brain is getting carried away thinking if we can beat the Steelers tonight we're still in with a shot of salvaging the season with our run home... ...so watch us lose 27-0.

Stoked for him, but if he gets an injury on international duty we might be well and truly **** up front.

Same here. It's a shame because I love retro gaming but I barely have the time to play the modern versions these days.

Somebody is getting my poster of the year vote...

Amazing out of the 7 games we have left, 5 of them are against division rivals.

Just watched the highlights package. That looked like a hell of a game of football.

No need to rush him back. Need to be cautious with him to make sure he doesn't do his Achilles again.

Great news! Congratulations!!!

Summary from the weekend - Yawn Bree (Luton) Away at Reading (3-0) - Unused substitute. Doyle-Hayes (Cheltenham) Home to Swindon [FA Cup] (1-1) - Came on after 74 minutes. Green (Preston) Home to Huddersfield (3-1) - Not in the squad. Hepburn-Murphy (Tranmere) Home to Wycombe [FA Cup] (2-2) - Replaced after 68 minutes. Hogan (Stoke) Away at Barnsley (2-4) - Not in the squad. O'Hare (Coventry) Away at Colchester [FA Cup] (0-2) - Came on after 74 minutes. Sarkic (Livingston) Home to Rangers (0-2) - Played 90 minutes.

Redknapp - 641 Allardyce - 512 Bruce - 404 Curbishley - 328 Pardew - 320 Hodgson - 300 Keegan - 267

That Pokémon cartridge

Somewhat Regular Premier League Tidbits We've played Wolves 8 times in the Premier League for a record of 4 wins, 3 draws & 1 defeat, scoring 1.875 GPG and conceding 1.125 GPG with an average of 1.875 points per game. We've never been defeated at Molineux in the Premier League and have won 3 out of 4 games there. Last time we played there in the top division was January 2012 when we came from a goal down to win 3-2. Darren Bent opened the scoring from the spot before we fell behind due to goals from Michael Kightly and David Edwards. Robbie Keane tied the scores and later scored the winner after Karl Henry had received a straight red card for kicking out at Marc Albrighton. The goals made up 2 of the 3 Keane scored for us whilst making 6 league appearances on loan from LA Galaxy.

Not sure how true it is, but I've read a few times that Werner has a ridiculously low release clause of £27m (not sure if there are any other conditions).

What was this bollocks on Instagram about him going to Spain then?