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He signed Bowen.

I thought we were playing City and wasn't feeling nervous, because I just know we'll probably lose and anything else would be a massive surprise. With it being West Ham I'm scared stiff because we should win, but might not.

I haven't seen the match yet, haven't read this match thread beyond kick off, but I know the result. I'll watch it later, maybe the 25 minutes highlights, and I'm just hoping we were robbed.

We've had a few great sides that won nothing since I first went in about 1952, but of the 3 who won the league in 1963, 1970 and 2 in the 1980's, which didn't you think was great?

I wrote a novel about sixty years ago. Unpublished, but even so. It was a slim volume but may have been a bit longer than your post, but not by much.

I've forgotten. What did he say?

How did we do coming back after all the breaks? Can't be bothered looking it up.

He's back at Leeds.

It's a bit hard for us who don't live in the UK, isn't it. I always go to Goodison when I'm there, and I'll go to BMD the next time. As for the match at Arsenal, I've just got a feeling and you never know.

It's probably an age thing. I don't like this 'Big club-Small club' concept. I remember when Sheffield Wednesday, Preston, Bolton and Blackpool were big clubs and Aston Villa have won 0ne League championship and one FA Cup since 1910 and have been relegated five times in my time. They were out...

And even if they don't.

Why would Aston Villa be a big/shock relegation? They've been down a few times and were in the third division not all that long ago. That's level 1 for those who don't know.

Er, Michael Owen and Rob Fowler spring to mind. And actually scoring lots of goals as well.

I watch the highlights, at least, of every match and Burnley look OK at times, but their minus 24 goal difference makes it hard to see them getting anything here.

Osman doesn't hate us. He gets very nervous and edgy when we're losing.

We're overdue to win a home match, and their new manager bounce is due to end. The timing this fixture is perfect.

Most frustrating? You've been following football for a long time so how frustrated do you think long time supporters of Bolton and Sheffield Wednesday are. Amongst many others. At least we're still struggling in the PL.

You'd think Seamus would have a word in Moyes' ear about the fullback situation.

Everton connection is a bit of a stretch I suppose, but Alan Whittle is a regular here, so, why did Crystal Palace wear a change strip in their derby at Brighton? It looked odd, to me.

It's only because our strikers have been so poor since Dom's good spell. Keane has scored a few nice goals when he's gone up for set pieces and it makes people think it might work.