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Yes, but in order to leave us in the same position he left Norwich, he had to get us into that position first. For the first Premier League season, safety first was fine, but having just survived with it last year, this year should have moved on, but he didn't and it was time to change - to...

Banking (senior management only). Politics. Any other profession you can think of (senior management only)

It is indeed. It comes after Dream, before Triumph and ends in Celebration. While just going "such a great word..." with all the self-congratulatory sarcasm you can muster is just...well, nothing, isn't it?

What a petty little grudge - makes the Nathan Jones ones look mature. Besides, if there is one lesson from that sorry era that please god we've learnt, it's never to point fingers at fans of clubs who have been screwed over by fraudsters, crooks and directors on the make, we know how much anger...

Absolutely. Let us postpone all praise until it is justified, but be ready to condemn the second a Saturday at 5 o'clock is anything less than triumphant. This is an imaginative and ambitious appointment of someone who has extensive experience of English football, as player achieved at the...

Nonsense, he'll never be forgotten - one of the greatest lead guitarists in the history of rock and the only one with an ice cream named after him...oh, not that Garcia? Sorry.

You mean in the same way that Russia should have been given the vote on whether Ukraine, Georgia or the Baltic states could be independent? Or Serbia on Croatia and Bosnia? Or is it only England that's allowed a say on whether other countries can be free of us?

Funny, isn't it? You get into all the arguments about currency and money markets, the role of the EU, defence agreements and stuff, but when it comes down to it Scottish independence is fuelled entirely by remarks like that. Can't say I blame them.

But not with the original ending: Going down Old Shoreham Road To see Pat Saward's Aces

Of course, it could be that the BBC, knowing they had him for an interview and working out that a sacking was more or less inevitable, took a punt and just happened to get lucky with the timing. The alternative is that the club told the BBC before they told Poyet, knowing that he was going to...

Don't be so stupid

If he's going to tell them to do one, why hasn't he?