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Chedward Heldherhands.

Whether he's guilty or not (He's guilty), Ched Evans is in this situation because of the actions of Ched Evans.

Well-known legal expert Steve Bruce has seen all the evidence and reckons Ched is right to appeal. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/30742947

See Barcelona lost their appeal against the transfer ban and now cannot sign any players in 2015. Awesome. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/30633737

Not a normal Sunday though - almost a full set of fixtures.

United are now "genuine title contenders" according to Phil Neville.

See Balotelli is back in training. Maybe he can score two goals against the Mancs, do fuck all else for LFC and we can still be singing about it in 11 years time.

Personally, I don't think he should. But Luke McCormick is back at Plymouth after killing two kids while pissed up so I can't see Evans being stopped from playing. Football and famous people, in general, seem to exist in a different world. Imagine trying to get your old normal job back when you were a convicted rapist or had murdered two kids while drunk?

Phil Neville on the BBC website. "When Ian Rush used to play for Liverpool people said he was the best defensive centre forward in the league, and Danny Welbeck is just the same. He harries defenders and chases down every ball."

It's appalling but it's no surprise he's back in football. Luke McCormick got pissed, killed two kids while driving and served less than four years. He's now back at Plymouth and just been rewarded with a new two-year contract. If a normal bloke had done what McCormick or Evans had been convicted of, their lives would be basically ruined. They certainly wouldn't be going back to a cushy job once they were released.

You would think the clue was in the name. How many English blokes do you meet called Seamus?

A lot of things piss me off about this match but I still can't get over that Chelsea scored during time which had been added on due to their time-wasting. Ref should have been booking them from the start. It's not tactical genius - it's just cheating.

All the United fans showed up on my Facebook feed yesterday going on about the Chelsea result being "hilarious." Unsurprisingly, 99 percent of them live nowhere near Manchester and have never been to Old Trafford. I don't normally rise to it but I was not in a good mood yesterday. I had to point out losing the title in the 93rd minute of the last game of the season was far more amusing in my opinion.

Looking at this performance, I don't think they are going to do us any favours with City.

They seem to get awfully upset about anything remotely related to LFC over there.

"David Moyes has the same haunted look that you get when you make eye contact with a shitting dog." - Mr Roger Quimbly on Twitter.

Just got back from the Trafford Centre - lots of United fans with green and gold scarves walking around before the match.

Almost always put a bet on Betfair that there will be more than 8.5 goals when Liverpool play. Only put a couple of quid on just for the ridiculous odds - normally 200-1 or more. Guess what? Got stuck at work and forgot to do it today!

Very interesting. Also never heard the Terry rumour. Didn't we almost sign Roy Keane?

Just got an e-mail offer from Betfair who will refund stake money this weekend as long as United win!

Should have just opened a bank account for his dog. I believe that's the best option when you don't want to pay tax.

He's better than Suarez apparently.

Listened to the last part of the match on City and Aldo said (more or less, can't remember his exact words), "I'm not going to talk about Cissokho again because I don't have anything nice to say."

Maybe he has changed his mind. I just remember him saying he was supporting Chelsea against Liverpool when asked because he "hated" Liverpool. He is quite mental so his opinion probably changes daily.

I remember him tweeting him about hating Liverpool so I'm guessing it's pretty unlikely.