Pack your bags Roy

[red g]

Is that supposed to be Simon Weston?

[Arn]

You mad *******.

Maybe you should look at the penalty again and what he did after it.

[Shaggy]

[Fierce]

Looks like it. Nice post

[Sprouty]

Is that supposed to be Simon Weston?

I have no idea. I thought it was just him rubbing his face off.

[Drago]

He did stop himself from celebrating the first goal. He started raising his clenched fist, then instantly put it down again.

Wouldn't you?

[Fredo]

End game for Hodgson and Ancelotti?
Pressure increases after Liverpool slump to 3-1 at Blackburn and Chelsea suffer 1-0 reverse against bottom club Wolves

By Ian Herbert and Mark Fleming
Thursday, 6 January 2011SHARE PRINTEMAILTEXT SIZE NORMALLARGEEXTRA LARGE
Roy Hodgson's reign as Liverpool manager is all but over this morning after another desperate performance from his side saw them comfortably beaten 3-1 at his former club Blackburn Rovers.

Liverpool's defensive capitulation meant Hodgson's side went in at half-time 2-0 down to goals from Martin Olsson and Benjani Mwaruwari. Benjani scored a third for Blackburn in the second half, but Liverpool were the architects of their own downfall as errors by Glen Johnson, Martin Skrtel and Sotirios Kyrgiakos gifted the home side their goals. Steven Gerrard pulled back a late consolation but missed a penalty in the dying moments of the game. The defeat may prove to be one too far for Hodgson, who replaced Rafael Benitez last summer.

Things are so bad now that Liverpool's new owner, Fenway Sports Group, may install a caretaker and Kenny Dalglish is understood to be willing to step into the breach. Hodgson may be relieved of his duties today.

Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti is also under immense pressure now after the defending champions lost 1-0 to Wolverhampton Wanderers, who had started the day at the bottom of the Premier League, thanks to an own goal from defender Jose Bosingwa. Ancelotti's side have now taken 10 points from a possible 33, and although owner Roman Abramovich is understood to be reluctant to sack the Italian, his hand may be forced by Chelsea's dismal run.

Gérard Houllier at Aston Villa is another manager whose position is looking ever more precarious after his team lost 1-0 to Sunderland at Villa Park.

And on a terrible night for the Premier League's under-fire managers, West Ham United collapsed to a 5-0 defeat to Newcastle United to put more pressure on manager Avram Grant.

At the top of the table, Arsenal outplayed Manchester City at The Emirates but could not find a way past their obdurate visitors in a goalless draw that boiled over in the final minutes when Arsenal's Bacary Sagna and Pablo Zabaleta of Manchester City were both sent off for a clash of heads.

[dom9]

He's rubbed himself into Simon Weston.

[Kenneth]

Maybe you should look at the penalty again and what he did after it.

I have. You're nuts if you think it shows evidence of him missing it on purpose.

[Fredo]

I dismissed this and didn't have a proper look at first, thinking it was the Rafa one.

[DannyMan2006]

Have you seen his spat with Paddy Barclay earlier? It started like this.

For some reason I thought that was THE Rashid. Love it that it is

[Shaggy]

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/end-game-for-hodgson-and-ancelotti-2177255.html

End game for Hodgson and Ancelotti?

Pressure increases after Liverpool slump to 3-1 at Blackburn and Chelsea suffer 1-0 reverse against bottom club Wolves

By Ian Herbert and Mark Fleming
Thursday, 6 January 2011


Roy Hodgson's reign as Liverpool manager is all but over this morning after another desperate performance from his side saw them comfortably beaten 3-1 at his former club Blackburn Rovers.

Liverpool's defensive capitulation meant Hodgson's side went in at half-time 2-0 down to goals from Martin Olsson and Benjani Mwaruwari. Benjani scored a third for Blackburn in the second half, but Liverpool were the architects of their own downfall as errors by Glen Johnson, Martin Skrtel and Sotirios Kyrgiakos gifted the home side their goals. Steven Gerrard pulled back a late consolation but missed a penalty in the dying moments of the game. The defeat may prove to be one too far for Hodgson, who replaced Rafael Benitez last summer.

Things are so bad now that Liverpool's new owner, Fenway Sports Group, may install a caretaker and Kenny Dalglish is understood to be willing to step into the breach. Hodgson may be relieved of his duties today.

[wavydavy]

ChrisMac1991 Chris Maclean
by JimBoardman
@JimBoardman some pretty peculiar tweets from liverpool, Eccleston, Mavinga, Babel all in the last hr, somethings going on #detective

[Fredo]

RyanBabel Ryan Babel
Just got home, good night yall ( if u can sleep )

[Imy]

I thought it was David Moores, one clueless imbecile turning in to another.