The best soccer league in the world.
Long ball to Fellaini, rinse and repeat.
Sweet Jesus, is this the best that Van Gowl and Man U can come up with?
Blow it you horrible cunt of a ref, for fucks sake.
Late drama at Selhurst. Palace have a goal.
Last minute Stoke peno sinks Tiger Tim. Last minute Hull winner against QPR. Palace get one back.
Holy fook. How did that stay out. Almost 2-2. Off the post.
Swansea do the double:clap:
Never a dull moment with Arsenal. That was some chance for Palace. Off the post and into the arms of Ospina who was on the ground.
Crystal Palace 1-2 Arsenal.
FT.
It’s all falling into place for Liverpool. The championship charge continues.
Never a peno.
City get a peno inside 30 seconds,
Absolutely delicious from Dzeko and Silva 
3-0 to City after 20 minutes
Sublime goal from Dzeko.
3-0 up after 21 min
Kenny Cunningham praising Oezil to the hilt on Setanta’s Premier League Central at the moment. Oezil is brilliant.
He is pal. He doesn’t put in a hard tackle so the football philistines in the English media lambast him for being lazy. He a gem and a beautiful one at that.
Joey Barton today. 
Tim Sherwood: Tottenham are reaping rewards of my legacy
Tottenham are benefitting from the legacy of young talent he left at White Hart Lane, says new Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood.
Sherwood, 46, was Spurs manager for 28 matches last season after joining the club’s coaching staff in 2008.
And he feels boss Mauricio Pochettino is reaping the rewards of the work he did with young players like Harry Kane.
Sherwood said: "He’s inherited a good bunch of young players who were developed by myself."
Kane, 21, is being tipped for a full England call-up by national team coach Roy Hodgson for next month’s fixtures against Lithuania and Italy after scoring 23 times this season.
But Sherwood feels Kane’s progress would not have been so impressive if he had followed the club’s wishes to loan the striker out again last January following earlier temporary spells with Leyton Orient, Millwall, Norwich and Leicester.
Harry Kane has scored five goals in his last three Premier League games
Sherwood, who gave Kane his first Premier League start for Tottenham in April 2014, added: "If I hadn’t resisted the club wanting to loan him out last January, he wouldn’t be Harry Kane now.
"He had to be very strong mentally, he’s had to fight it. They haven’t always sung ‘He’s one of our own’.
“I’d had Harry Kane since he was 11 or 12. It makes a lot of difference, I know them better than their parents as footballers.”
Sherwood won 14 of his 28 games in charge of Tottenham but was sacked last May after Spurs finished sixth in the Premier League.
That is also their current position under Pochettino, who moved to White Hart Lane from Southampton last summer.
Sherwood believes the Argentinian is doing a good job with the young talent he has inherited.
He said: "There are a lot of big stars and he could have discarded Ryan Mason and gone with Nabil Bentaleb. He’s not done that - so fair play to him.
"I respect him for that. It’s good for me. I left a bit of a legacy there with those young players and he’s carried it on." Sherwood will take charge of his first game as Villa manager when they host Stoke on Saturday. His new club are currently third from bottom of the Premier League.
This has been doing the rounds but I only saw it today.
A lad pretending to be Neil Lennon prank calls Tony Pulis. Tony comes across as a thoroughly alright sort.
World class centre back Ron Vlaar playing like a pub footballer to lose the game for Aston Villa there. A manager cannot these incidents into account, not even a top manager like Tiger Tim Sherwood.
Vlaar is a chump and a liability.
Jose on goals on Sunday… Seething but keeping it cool.