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Couple of great posts on this page from makeminevanilla and CED. For me, this latest bombing campaign will be about as much use as a chocolate fire guard . Completely pointless and likely to do more harm than good. Only needs a few civilian casualties and you'll end up radicalising more people than the bombs eradicate. Rinse and repeat until some mad bastard eventually fires a nuke.

They don't.

It's why it's worth paying extra for Gold Class at Vue. Less seats, more space and fewer Nacho crunching, Popcorn rustling, straw slurping peasants I went to a dine-in AMC in the states. That was ace, full three course meal while the films on! Again though, loads of space and fewer seats, so I could only hear my own fat gob scoffing

Errrrrr.........When Rey is crying at the end, the thing she appears to be crying over sure does look big and furry. They wouldn't would they? They better **** not.

On the pitch 30 secs. We look instantly better.

We go again! Good Luck Remi, you are going to need a huge whacking great slice of it.

Brad Ghoulzan Mark Deadlaney Olof Hellberg Tony Dorighost Antonio Fullmoona Andy Houndsofhellsend Paul Curseon Dennis Immortalmer Stuart Grayve Peter Whitch Gabby Agbonlahorror

There is part of me (the part that is not connected with reality) that would hold off for a week, just to see if he gets the boot. Of all the top managers, Jose is the one crazy enough to take a job like Villa, just to prove he could do it. Imagine having Jose managing us? Would be amazing.

Becoming the next Chelsea manager.

Stick everything you've got on Ancelotti

Whether Houllier was considered a failure or not, the point remains he was a hugely experienced and successful manager, who didn't perform as most of us would have wanted him too. My general point is, we have had experienced managers and inexperienced ones, all with varying degrees of success in previous roles. None of them worked out how we would have liked. Moyes, Rodgers, Garde, Poyet, Warbuton, Rowett or Pearson - you can make a case for any of them to get the job and probably make an equally strong case as to why they shouldn't.

Proven or unproven, experienced or inexperienced, British or foreign. It doesn't matter what they have done or where they have done it, what matters is, we get the best possible person for the job. Houllier had won silverware, so had McCleish. Lambert came in off the back of two promotions and a mid table finish with a team most thought would be relegated. Sherwood had......well.......anyway, the point is; past success or failure is no guarantee of future performance. We are too quick to both hype people up and knock them down. There is one man available that I think would pretty much guarantee safety with his name alone and that's Ancelotti. Outside of that any other choice is a gamble and comes with pros and cons.

Good point.

Yep, we are a circus. We need a ringmaster, but will probably end up with another clown.

Would he want to leave Rangers? Part of me wonders if anyone of sound mind would come here! Rangers is a big job, but it's still lower league football. I think he'd come.

really Definitely. Not because I think Poyet is any good, just because Pearson is absolutely MENTAL and not in a good crazy Klopp kind of way. That's the reason I'd prefer Pearson, there are a few in the squad that could do with a massive kick up the arse. Kick up the arse, yes. Killed and buried next to the family pet Ostrich, no.

Mark Warbuton wouldn't be a bad shout.

really Definitely. Not because I think Poyet is any good, just because Pearson is absolutely MENTAL and not in a good crazy Klopp kind of way.

Sooner Poyet than Pearson. Pearson is bat-shit actual pyscho, kill you in your sleep crazy. Poyet is just a bit bonkers

Martin Laursen, with Mellberg as assistant. Do it Randy.

Anyone up for kidnapping Ancelotti and waterboarding the mother lover until he agrees to take the job?

I'm scared.

I've heard 'Power of Love' twice on the radio today, stuck in my head all day! God bless Back to the Future day. Got a slap from a hottie in the queue at the supermarket though, when I told her she didn't need a credit card to ride this train.

Don't think I can cope with Leftovers and The Affair at the same time. Both brilliant in terms of writing, acting and the way they are shot, but soooooo sloooooowww. If they were a car it would be 0-60 in about 3 weeks. Leftovers is also as mad as a box of frogs, which gives it an edge over The Affair IMO.

Since when has he become our best player? Benteke aside, I'd say he became our best player the moment he signed. With the possible exception of Grealish, he's got more ability in his weak foot than the rest of the squad put together.