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Oxford and Luton. Watford too, apparently, but I didn't see that one. That's about it, though.

Whatever his faults, you can tell Lampard is desperate to succeed; his stock is low and there are people desperate for him to fail. So there's a lot of pressure on him, and ultimately this is a make or break appointment. Goes wrong, and he's a life of punditry ahead of him. It may not be his...

We are playing a goalkeeper now, which helps matters.

It's a pretty common name in parts of East Asia, but it's pronounced 'eng'. Anyway, that was fucking bilge. This team can fuck off.

Some of the performances this season have been so honking that's impossible to separate them. This is another.

Wow.

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This team doesn't give a fuck, does it.

And the players.

Very shit. Very shit indeed.

Fucking hell.

There's no getting away from the fact that this team is shit, is there.

Did you know that in relation to body size, barnacles have the longest dicks in the animal kingdom? Well, they do.

Challenge. Because they were prepared to give him a go when his stock was poor. You can't criticise his desire to succeed in management.

My favourite goal (aside from the obvious one) from the greatest World Cup there's been. I loved this USSR team.

We didn't. We were in a fight, but a fight it would have been unreasonable not to expect. That Rotherham game was key, and if we'd have lost, it may have been different, but we didn't and stayed up very comfortably in the end. Stayed up comfortably in a season when staying up by the skin of...

It would be a very poor argument. The first three seasons were very successful based on expectations at the time, and the fourth only fell away at the very end. Keeping Barnsley up was also very successful.

My abiding image of David Luiz will always be him blundering around the pitch almost in tears against Germany in 2014. Absolute fraud.

There's a par, and a good manager will exceed it, and a poor one not achieve it. Also, I didn't say I agreed with the statement, I just answered your question of what difference managing a big club made to win percentage (though it seemed fairly obvious).

There's truth in that, but they capitulated embarrassingly yesterday, and it was hardly a one-off.