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Was just before they went to him.

I think he's been summarising on Huddersfield....bit odd, he just gave his verdict on their game against Sheff W. There aren't two Kevin Kilbane's, are there?

Live, now...

The quality of football couldn't decline much more-Jesus, we don't even have enough of a % of possession to know what our "style" is other than just "shite".

Experienced loan players, not like Brown and Ball. Although they could be vastly improved under this manager, who knows?

Was Dowie on some kind of infinite contract?!

Robins-ski :)

I know, I reckon it could really catch on! I'll down a few on Saturday at 2:55 and see if I can manage it-B21 isn't the most vocal, though.

“It’s really important to distinguish between a coalition that is a marriage of conviction and a coalition that is a marriage of convenience". Yes, Tony, because all the other political coalitions were people who wanted to share power, weren't they? :jerkit:

Yeah, I'm in favour of Revolution. But with the amount of apathy about, it's about as likely as City spending a couple of million in the January transfer window. Cameron's just as bad in that he has no real values either. Your options are two weak watered down centre-ist versions of what those...

Let us know if he relocates or commutes ;)

"When the Sky Blue Robins comes bob, bob, bobbing along" :p

The Politics Graduate & the Socialist in me thinks: well that's three of us who are pissed off that we've been totally disenfranchised by the only political party that came close to representing us selling out to pursue a centre-Tory ideological stance: as a % of posters in the thread, that's...

I wish someone had told Reid not to take it..

Been saying this about Hodgson for ages: he is a manager who does well with sides that are not the favourite-decent, but one's that are only going to win by being superbly organised and motivated. The Liverpool job implies that when having a side that is expected to go out and dominate, he can't...

If you mean the press conference, I'd like to know too-when I turned on CWR there was just some bloke who'd worked with him before being interviewed about him.

Well, that's equally possible!

David Rennie, who writes The Lexington Column in The Economist, is on Radio 5 now. Bit of an unlikely career move, that...

Yes, I spotted that, where did he magic up an extra 20 applicants all of a sudden?!