Norbert Rassragr

According to the BBC it all went mental after the winner started to fight McGregor's team,which in turn led to a small riot. UFC is half way between WWE and boxing, so it will no doubt be spun into a rematch.

What you highlighted there DE is why I think Mourinho has lost it at Man Utd, and how Ferguson was so good at complaining about the ref, or whatever when Keane had a mental and kicked someone.

My dad has a signed Brian Clough autobiography. It was a good read.

So AJ won after a pretty ordinary performance according to the BBC. Surely now after the Wilder/Fury fight they can arrange something with Wilder or Fury that does not lead to rigged decisions like the Alvarez/GGG fights or Sven Ottke vs. Robin Reid, and a more equal payout.

I doubt it. I'm guessing Eddie Howe if they insist on an English manager. Maybe Jose if they want a foreigner (he'll be sacked/resign by then).

Never seen a win against Coventry. I was even at the 5-0 hammering when we were champions.

Yep I can confirm that. I worked with a Romanian, and a guy from the Congo called Anderson Lwaba, and asked why my Romanian friend was trying not to laugh when he found out his second name.

Just flicking between BT Score and the Wasps game against Sale, the score went like a match under Coyle. I hope it was not that nervy and inept overall.

Rowett seemed good at Brum, but since then it has been one disaster after another. There are so few decent British managers developing through the leagues that you could bet that Southgate's successor will be foreign. Or Boothroyd.

The chorus seems relevant in a way.

Preston hair Cutterer if you want to be accurate. Have Preston won a major trophy in the 20th Century, let alone the 21st?

I thought I was the only person in the world who remembers this monstrosity. I think anyone reading this should watch the old episodes of Top of the Pops that BBC 4 are repeating. It's up to 1986 at the moment.

Hopefully for him he won't go down the WWE route like last time with daft fake stories and so on, and actually does it as a sport. Still, the NFL establishment will use their monopoly to kill it off.

I thought that went under years ago. There was a 30 for 30 documentary on it.

I was cautiously optimistic as he did ok at Middlesbrough and west brom, and had worked under the scumbags called SISU. Probably the best record since Big Sam.

Just when things were looking OK (despite the Bristol result).........fate must have developed a love for Alistair Campbell.

He was with Teresa May?

Connor Washington has had his contract terminated by QPR. He was once highly regarded.

He's actually on the bench for the worst A-league team this weekend (central coast mariners).

Like going to a gym in Liverpool. You might enjoy it, feel good and healthy, but then you start wondering if the purple Aki is going to turn up and bum you. Thankfully I don't live in Liverpool. Or go to a gym.

Souness only brought Friedel in because he was his mate and was no better than Filan or Kelly.

Someone, somewhere must have told them how to run a football club and they listened. Since Mowbray came in, things have been sort of normal. No more parallel board structures fighting each other, agents employing their children or 5th rate TV pundits signing Portuguese bus drivers to play. After 7 years of madness it is very strange.

It's just nice to have a bit of optimism and hope again when a player signs instead of "why the ___ is that guy signed? He failed at the last 3 clubs".

Difference is that Hughes was a brilliant player who adapted to a new midfield position late on, and Jerome is a journeyman striker. The only role I'd like him in is as a loan to cover Samuel's injury and to let Nuttall go to a 3rd division team to get games.

Is Mols related to the Dutch striker who once played for Rangers?