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I'd have a look in the mirror, mate.

Clear cut penalty, unsure about the cause for delay. Hutton has no chance against Walcott.

"Since Fergie retired, Leicester City have spent more days top of the Premier League (17) than Manchester United (10)."

Quique Flores :hail:

JJ bringing his sharp wit. :gmc:

Yeah, as fun as the LVG bashing is, Howe and Bournemouth deserve praise. They've had a worse time with injuries than United and Arsenal, yet haven't been defeatist and could have won by a few today.

Universally criticised football? Check. Out of an easy CL group? Check. Out of the top 4 by January? I'll wager on it. (Even out of the context where he manages a squad which cost more to assemble than all but 3 or 4 in Europe). Edit - Out of the top four tomorrow if Tottenham beat Newcastle...

Time to go visit the post where Scruff says LVG is doing a good job given the situation - you know the one, where you are one of the 3 or 4 most expensive sides in Europe and shouldn't be expected to challenge for the league.

We're going to win the fucking league (*best team after Leicester City league).

LVG just publicly criticsed him. He suits a side with slow build up play and boring tactics. Look at your matches against top sides and midfields that move the ball quickly - he was dismal at the Emirates. It's not that he's a poor player, I think there are several tactically disciplined (but...

Yes. We're a better side with Giroud than we would be with Lukaku. I'm not the former's 's biggest fan, but his one touch passing ability keeps our attacks alive. That tight space technical ability is Lukaku's greatest weakness.

Purely from a production standpoint, not only does Lukaku have the better scoring record, he has significantly more assists and creates more chances. I have issues with Lukaku's first touch, and would prefer other strikers at Arsenal, but if the choice was between the two, it would be Lukaku.

It's the same concept that keeps our minds from entertaining the thought Chelsea are actually in a relegation scrap, just to a lesser extent. They'll progress to their mean. I think they'll finish 7-10 points clear of 18th.

He's been underwhelming regardless of his wages.

As has been said, I don't think they are/were in any danger of going down. There is too much quality. I think they're a competent striker away from being in the same spot as West Ham and Crystal Palace. I would have liked to see them give Monk the rest of the season, and if he couldn't turn it...

He's not as athletic as Welbeck or as direct as Oxlade-Chamberlain, but he seems a good balance between the two. I think Oxlade-Chamberlain has the higher ceiling, but Campbell should be in the team before him right now.

I must applaud Blue_Bee. He predicted Chelsea's struggles back when he said he wasn't bothered by this season and was fucking off to see ladyboys in Thailand come January, or something like that.

Cheers for the undressing, mate.