N'Gog I Trust

I'd take Annan over Moussa.

Doubt he's going to Real Madrid as he's Basque.

He'd be perfect for the Prem and I think he'd want to come aswell. Not sure about the price though.

RIP Paul, you will forever be a legend.

Rihanna, Cheryl Cole, Angelina Jolie, Georgie Thompson, Cheryl Fergison (Heather Eastenders)

He's more of a turnip than a cabbage.

Was he doing the Rafa hand gesture?

Holy shit.

Is what Jonathon Ross drinks with coke? Or Roy for that matter.

I didn't know you existed, sorry. I wouldn't have chosen it if I knew.

With this win I feel that Hodgson has to stay. He has proved everyone wrong and I'm very confident of a top 4 spot. In Roy We Trust.

He's gone, get over it.

We'll be lucky to get a draw.

Why not?

Don't know if it's been mentioned but this happened with him once at Chelsea too. I remember he left his passport when away on a CL trip.

Lars Bohinen, who played under Hodgson for Blackburn: "There is no element of surprise to Liverpool's current style of play. It's all about passing the ball, but without any clear idea behind it. Players such as Gerrard and Torres are unable to shine in this formation and Roy Hodgson is the one to blame for this," Bohinen said. "I've worked under him in the past and he's the best coach I've ever had. However, he focuses too much on the defensive structure of a team. He doesn't really have a clear philosophy when it comes to attacking football. He used a similar style of play at Blackburn Rovers, Inter and Fulham. "Hodgson is the right man for a club that wants to defend a certain result, but I'm not sure whether he's the right man for Liverpool. "His preferred tactics suit a club like Fulham, but he's not much into attacking football and creative players. I expect Gerrard and Torres to continue suffering under Hodgson." -------------------------------- Hangeland: "Training is different. Under Roy Hodgson we did a lot on team shape and organisation whereas now we do more 4 v 4s, small-sided games - proper football sessions, some might say." ----------------------- Etuhu's comment: "Hughes is a very different boss to Roy, who was more interested in looking at the shape of the team and wanted us to sit back and defend and stay in our positions and then break forward." ---------------------- Danny Murphy: "Pressing teams a little bit higher up the pitch, trying to be a bit more dynamic, allowing one or two players from deeper positions to get forward more which wasn't really Roy's philosophy, he's a little bit more cautious"

I am the one and only N'Gog I Trust.

He'd work on the right of the 3 in a 4-3-2-1 formation. Definitely not suited to wide right in our formation though. I don't think even he knows what his role is yet.

Hopefully we will avoid defeat. Blackpool are a dangerous side and I can't see us containing their attacking talents.

£500

Done.