If you really fancy a giggle then have a read of Stan Collymore's column in the Mirror. Now I would never claim to be the brains of Britain but this fella takes the biscuit.
He changes his mind more than I change my socks. And I do that at least four times a week.
Every week I look forward to reading his column because he makes me laugh. Click to continue reading...

"Rio Ferdinand has been in poor form this season by his standards and I think Sir Alex Ferguson would be shrewd to cash in on the star in January."
Stan Collymore couldn't be a bigger prick if he tried.

"I don't want to play United in the knockout rounds they're a very strong team and I have many friends there.

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The former Manchester United captain took aim at Collymore as he defended his controversial decision to make former Old Trafford team-mate David Beckham his man of the match in the midweek England game.

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ANOTHER Sunday and another load of steaming crap served up by Stan Wallymore.

He tells it straight every Monday, say the Daily Mirror. Yeah straight from his arse.

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The former Liverpool and Aston Villa striker Stan Collymore believes his former club are more reliant than ever on Steven Gerrard and Fernando Torres, following the sale of Xabi Alonso to Real Madrid.
Collymore acknowledges the aforementioned two as world class performers but suggests the club is too reliant on their abilities, and will struggle away from Anfield. Click to continue reading...

Knee-jerk reactions are increasingly common in the modern game. It seems you are either a world beater or a no-hoper; the middle ground has never been smaller.
After the opening weekend defeat at Spurs, critics were queuing up to claim Liverpool would be consigned to a season of struggle without "lynchpin" Xabi Alonso. Click to continue reading...

The former Aston Villa and Liverpool striker Stan Collymore believes his former Anfield teammate Jamie Carragher is on the wane, and Rafa Benitez should begin to consider replacing him.
Carragher has endured a troubled start to the Premier League season looking vulnerable during their defeats to Aston Villa and Tottenham, whilst also being culpable at Upton Park against West Ham on Saturday, and Collymore believes the defender is beginning to look past his best. Click to continue reading...

Last year you could argue that with West Brom, Stoke and Hull were the favorites to go down, however Newcastle and Middlesbrough filled their places.Were they too good to go down? Maybe, but there are 10 good teams above these two, who made a hash of it even more.

10. Reading, 2007/08

They say the second season is the most tricky for a newly promoted club.

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I thought I would leave todays post a little later. There have been two main responses to our lack of action in the transfer market yesterday, the 'OH MY GOD WE ARE SCREWED' reaction, and the 'oh well there is nothing we can do about it now' reaction.

Mine is of the latter, the only player I think we needed was cover for Alex Song for if he got injured and when he is on ACN duty with Cameroon.

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The Times looks at Ronaldo and Messi's stats.

The Evening News gives the player ratings against Hull.

The Guardian looks at how Pique has come on since leaving United for Barca.

The Independent looks at our Road to Rome.

Stan Collymore writes for The Mirror about the importance of Wayne Rooney.

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The 4-4 draw with Arsenal was admittedly a hammer blow for Liverpool's title chances...but who cares when the game was so exciting! Certainly not me. I'd rather watch that kind of game every week and never win anything that play negatively and win the league every year.
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It makes me laugh to read 'expert' punditry from the likes of Stan Collymore, Mark Lawrenson and their muggy mates.
All season long they have stuck a knife into Arsenal's back and twisted it more than a game of twister. They wrote us off more than a written off car. Wankers.
When it seemed that Arsenal would struggle to finish in the top four they all jumped on the 'Arsenal are finished' bandwagon. Click to continue reading...

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Stuff to read while you praise ESPN for creating another World Cup#8230;#8230;. Andriy Voronin#8217;s sexy chest is going to win Hertha the title. (guardian) A library provided by professional footballers; expectations lowered accordingly. (Unprofessional Foul) The top one-club goalscorers in Serie A history. Click to continue reading...

Controversies and scandals and shame! Oh my! You guys did a great job of naming our bad boys of the week. Not a one went unguessed. And you even came up with some new scandals I didn't know/hadn't thought about! Congrats once again to "Eros, juve," this week doing business as "eros [...] Click to continue reading...

This morning I came across an article by Stan Collymore on Sir Alex Ferguson with the title: Stan the man: FERGUSON JUST DOESN'T KNOW WHEN TO SHUT UP. I read the article and basically what he is... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]] Click to continue reading...

This morning I came across an article by Stan Collymore on Sir Alex Ferguson with the title:
Stan the man: FERGUSON JUST DOESN'T KNOW WHEN TO SHUT UP.
I read the article and basically what he is saying is that just because Sir Alex is manager of Manchester United it doesn't mean that it entitles him to dictate to the FA about the running of the game. Click to continue reading...