bawan

Nasri should have scored there!

The quality of that ball into the box by Drogba had Fabianski beaten.

3-1 Ivanovic

3-0 Theo

2-0 Fabregas. Chelsea are fucking shit tbh

The small print

Arsenal 1-0 up Song!

Nasri, really unlucky!

Arsenal playing some good football. Chelsea cant seem to get a hold of the ball

My fav top gear in a good while, not just because of the location, the whole show was class

They wont have Defoe, they'll put Pavlyuchenko in and that fucker loves scoring against us.

Anyone watching it? In Kurdistan My country of birth, even though they are just cutting through you can see the sights, and just how beautiful the country is

Chris Hughton has insisted he feels no bitterness towards Newcastle and is looking forward to continuing his career in management. Hughton's departure from St James' Park earlier this month came as a major surprise considering he had guided the club to promotion from the Championship and Newcastle were enjoying a solid return to the Premier League. Little explanation was given for his dismissal, with Newcastle stating only that they wanted a boss with more experience to take them forward and later appointing Alan Pardew as his successor. Speaking publicly for the first time since his sacking, Hughton delivered a dignified response but described the shock he felt at being told the news. He also revealed that he was in the company of goalkeeping coach Paul Barron when he was informed of Newcastle's decision. "I got a phone call in the morning from the managing director Derek Llambias for myself and Paul Barron to meet him at the stadium after training and I was told the news then," Hughton told Sky Sports News. "It was a complete surprise and there were lots of emotions. "It is not a nice thing to happen to anybody, but particularly at a time when it wasn't expected. "But that is part of the game and the reasons why they terminated the contract are their reasons. "I have been asked on numerous occasions for my own opinion why and the reality is I can't say too much. "It was a very quick conversation that the club wanted to go in a different direction." Looking forward Hughton remains proud of his stint with the Magpies, which began when he was brought in as first-team coach in February 2008. He wants to keep hold of the happy memories rather than feel resentment over the manner of his exit, and now hopes to move on and take a job elsewhere. "I don't think you can afford to be bitter. It's a wonderful club and I had a fantastic time there over three years," he said. "These decisions are made, whether they are right or wrong, and they are made above your head and there is nothing you can do about it. "There is no point in dwelling on it too long. What you need to do is look forward. "I've had a career in the game and it is a career I want to continue." Video: http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11678_6611229,00.html

Back to the Championship

I can see him turning into another Felipe Scolari.

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11860_6606655,00.html

GONE!

On his way out of Inter. I think he might end up at City I hear they are trying to push him out the door without any compo, can they do that?

No 34. Most interesting head Can't be real shirley?? Aye it is. Bloke had his head kicked in by some "thugs"

On twitter

Phill Brown

Utter madness, Ashley should be shot the fucking fat twat and Llambias hung. Pair of fucking clowns. CH earned the right to manage us for atleast one season. All the best to CH, arguably the best manager we have had since Sir Bobby.

We are just about halfway through the season, 40 points needed for safety and we have just about got half of that. Some people on this board love pushing the panic button when we get beat, one week they want CH out, the other hes a legend and just the right man for the job the week after we fear relegation. Based on our overall performances this season I cant see us being in a relegation scrap come the end of the season. We still have a lot of games which we can take points from. Ask yourself this question, If someone said to you at the start of the season that at start of December we would be 11th in the league with 19 points, would you have been happy?