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Don't be so harsh on ya self, good touch for a big man Whatever level of football, there isn't many better feelings than scoring a great goal to win and then going to bed and just smiling to yourself going over it again and again in your head and then of course telling every possible person about it.

Who gives a **** about Ice Hockey? shut up.

Some terrible shouts but also some decent ones. Swindon, Liverpool, Henderson, Van Persie and possibly Joe Allen being decent enough. Chelsea, Leicester, Nasri being way off mark. Cleverley, (injured) Barca poor shout considering only two teams. Real Madrid penalty shoot out mixed bag.

I'm sure he could have done a far better job than he did, he did a poor job, there isn't really too many excuses. He wasn't unfairly slated, he wasn't good enough. Second bit is probably true, well depending on who they appoint, if it's McLeish then both will be correct.

Disappointing from both players.

Also, no plan B/C/D? We don't even have a plan A.

Yeah but I was available. Now it's just a distant dream.

Woy **** Hodgson, although comical because I also do the face rub thing he does so my mates at Uni sent me a flurry of supportive messages today which was nice. We couldn't have chose a more middle of the road boring manager mind. Should be an exciting euro's.

If that's actually him on twitter, he's very supportive and nice towards us.

I want United to win. Huge game and I'll be watching, nothing wrong with a bit of hype, adds to the drama.

What a weird game to have such a stat. Considering neither team was exactly a dominant one. You'd have thought it may have been Arsenal 2004 side or something.

Boooooooooooooo

You do realise he's got back to back to promotions don't you? I'm not sure what you actually expected of Norwich but I'm pretty sure just keeping them up is quite fantastic. Of course they are going to go through a weak period, their squad isn't of the standard. Can I ask you, what did you expect of Norwich when they got promoted? What would you have considered a good job?

I actually feel exactly the same. Absolute useless.

Could argue that it just shows he has that touch. Wigan needed to win, they did. Blues needed to win, they didn't. Villa need to win, we aren't, Wigan need to, they do. Obviously I'd hope far more than what he's doing at Wigan but I think he could achieve that. As said, happy either way. I can't imagine he could do a worse job.

I think Pep would commit suicide within 3 days if he had to work with the likes of Alan Hutton and James Collins. Anyway I kinda agree with what Stevo is saying, I don't know huge deals about Lambert apart from doing a terrific job, do you not think Martinez is a good middle man in between Lambert who does seem to play a more direct game but gets great results and Rodgers who tries to play football at all costs. Martinez likes to play good football but you rarely see them over playing, never on levels like a Swansea but he'd set up the foundations so that sort of style can be introduced in the future if we wanted to head down that route. I think Lambert would get better results but I'd be interested to see what Martinez can do. I'd be happy with either.

Yeah I agree, thankfully both teams we have left to play are in really poor form. I think we'll stay up, just.

Indeed indeed, we should hope for another heysel and get our clubs banned for another 5 years stunting our development for a decade thereafter until we get rid of the rot at VP! Some people bewilder me, of the same ilk to those that boo the national team undoubtedly. I just hope that should we survive, which is looking a tad more likely after today, that eck isn't credited with a great escape. You just know certain media outlets will try to pull that one off. What about if some just like Barcelona, more than Chelsea. Or does that make us bad people also?

The one who can't pass or cross a ball? He's the worst crosser of the ball in the league for his position. His distribution is awful, he's clumsy, dives in and is reckless defensively. The sort of attributes that make him so popular with McLeish. His passing is ok, his crossing aint awful, for a full back. WTF you on about? He's as shit as shit can be at defending, isn't that enough, or do we have to make other stuff up to so we can revel in our misery? His crossing ain't awful? Please can you revise this statement, thanks.

I think Bayern but this Chelsea side is doing something so incredible. My best mate is a Chelsea fan so I'm sorta hoping Chelsea come through but I'm not particularly supporting either side, kinda like both in a way, just hope for a good game.

Maybe it's just females in general.

This view seems to be almost universal on VT, and I don't understand it at all. It's like saying women can't act, or sing. but they can act and they can sing. Yep, personal taste, just never found a women comedian to make me laugh more than just once or twice during a routine. They bore me.

Women comedians just aren't funny. Jack Dee, Lee Nelson, Russell Howard, Andy Parsons all shite and unfortunately cause I like the bloke but I hate Dara O'Briain's stand up.

Piers Morgan, Joey Barton.

Although privileged with some great players, let's not forget the impact he had on those careers. The likes of Messi, I'm not sure before 2008/09 many would have said moving Messi central with Eto'o and Henry either side of him and playing really without a proper CF would be the way to play considering at the time, the other two are strikers and Messi then was seen as a winger but he did. Yes he's had the tools (I wouldn't say the team) aswell he's also spotted potentials 'tools' which others may have overlooked or quickly let go, He bought through Busquets and used him perfectly to allow him to become one of the finest holding players currently in the game. Pique one of the best CB's. He has developed players to become the best in their position and although the way of playing is ingrained into the club, I don't believe you can win so much and create one of the best teams to play the game without being a brilliant coach. I'm sure he worked as hard as anyone at making sure Barcelona were the finest team. Season before Guardiola team Barcelona finished 3rd with 67 points. A season later, they win the league with 87 points and collect the Champions League, I think it's harsh to just say he inherited a great team, he didn't. He made a lot of very good individuals into great one's and more importantly into the best team possible. I think to be one of the greatest ever you have to continuous success with different teams or in different era's but I do think he is a great coach and has proven that because although maybe Guardiola may not achieve what say Mourinho has and won titles across Europe, you could argue that Mourinho couldn't have achieved what Guardiola has. I won't say Guardiola will be as successful at his next club compared to Barcelona, that'd be impossible but I don't have many doubts that he'll be successful for the large majority of his career. A great man and a great manager. Pep to Villa.