Half the English players and managers struggle to speak it. What hope has he?

Great result. This free scoring Rovers team look unstoppable.

REDa-emption!

Shaort corners. The worst tactic in football and the most pointless.

This team reminds me of my clubbing days. Can't score and end up going home disappointed.

These players couldnt finish a sentence

Maybe if a defender smacks a clearance into his arse and it ends up in the net

Dolan looks up for it,

ffs

Giles not getting a look in since Swansea

Kevin Gallacher: Richard Witschge ''He only made one appearance and a lot of the players will say he should never have made that many, because he was poor. He was a Dutch international from a great footballing family but unfortunately he made that single appearance, just like myself, but he didn’t perform. '' Sounds like a popular lad in the dressing room

I forgot Big Sam is available for the tiki taka My choice would be Nuno Espirito Santo if he would come

and do you like chocolate?

Seen here in the back left

Remember he came on loan in April 1995? A so called coup at the time. He played one game against West ham and was poor and never got another minute.

I only mentioned his name Wednesday night that Hughes would be a great appointment as he was unemployed for 4 years and almost the forgotten man in management. Then out of nowhere he goes to Bradford when I wake up yesterday morning. If Mowbray goes then there aren;t many replacements lined up: Pulis Keane Ranieiri Martin O'Neill Espirito Santo Anyone else?

Yeah his body language was poor. Moping around. The thing with the penalty was this and its a mistake I see a lot of strikers make. They put the ball down on the spot too early and allow the keeper to delay the taking with his gamesmanship. All the time the pressure building and time to overthink. He should have picked the ball up and walked away and only put the ball on the spot once the keeper had stopped acting the bollox and returned to his line. Then hit it without delay.

Khadra was shite. The penalty was awful. and his all round play was poor. That foul throw as well. How can a professional footballer not throw in correctly!?

I'd get Mark Hughes back as manager if Mowbray bolloxes this up

Glenn Hoddle, Walter Smith, Martin O'Neill, True. Can't think of too many names from the UK at that time. Walter Smith, Ruud Gullit or Glenn Hoddle maybe. Graeme Souness but his stock was rock bottom after Liverpool. And the piece de resistance Big Ron.

Another 0-0 I would say

There's definitely more to it than he has ever said. Apparently he said he decided to step down long before he did and felt no conflicting emotions. To me it doesn;t add up. I have a theory he fell out with Walker about the Geoff Thomas deal in 1992 and got the hump. My other theory is Dalglish cant handle pressure and bails out when he feels it. His sides were prone to choking. The FA Cup Final 1988, the final day of the 1989 season, the 1990 FA Cup semi final against Palace. With Blackburn he almost blew missing the playoffs in 1992, and then almost threw the league away in 1995 from a strong position. Maybe he couldn't face humiliation in Europe or the pressure of trying to repeat the success. He informed the club the Friday after the title win he was stepping down. Jeez. At least enjoy it for a while.

I read Dalglish's book (have yet to read My Liverpool Home), which is a poor book. Very little insight or behind the scenes stories in it, just a quick gloss over summary of the title win. His explanations to why he stood down make little sense to me. He wanted no more day to day stuff he said yet took the Newcastle job. Apparently later on he confessed he wanted to go back to Liverpool but that makes no sense either as Roy Evans was doing well at Liverpool and there was no vacancy or potential vacancy. It was a bizarre decision.

What kind of funds are there for new players in the two scenarios? Going up and staying in the graveyard?