It is now time to switch to a new Money AM football blog as the world cup is now over and we all look to the future.....World cup 2010 is over, Bravo Espana, and Forlan, once again and bring on the new season !.....I never expected the last thread to be such a success...thanks all.... so this new one might go on for years without the need to edit the title...we shall see...

Grow up and wait till next July. Unless you want to come up to Aberdeen.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh all piss and wind.

filtered for life now.

Again LOL!

Stan cant be bothered to waste the Oxygen on him. Big fat tub of lard.

I was filtered for life and it lasted five minutes! Barkley lacks pace -- it's difficult to run when you're getting kicked every few yards.

"Big fat tub of lard."... Leave Alf out of this -);

Cardiff City will be Burnley's opponents in the 4th round of the FA Youth Cup after they beat Charlton tonight at The Valley.

Well I never... the Carduffers have won a match at last -):

Ah don't worry mate anyone who played well and showed even an ounce of effort or entertainment value will be dropped and shipped out before we be play you heathens.

Is Olly still there Dil?

Any one seen this lone ranger?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/30598489

Candidate for goal of the month/season around 57 minutes.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b04w751t/match-of-the-day-20142015-20122014

Priory Clinic perhaps for the lone ranger? Tonto would know.

Liverpool going to sign Torres? You cannot be serious.

After dominating Liverpool for long periods on Boxing Day and ending up with no points, today Burnley get just deserts with a magnificent 2-2 draw away to Man City after being 2-0 down!

What a performance from Barnes throughout.

He he he ....Everton..........be lucky to survive the drop.

Bring back MOYES he he he ha ha ha LOL. pml

UTD UTD UTD UTD UTD UTD UTD UTD UTD UTD.

Yep SHAMBOLIC doesn't cover it! But to even think they will be relegated is nearly but not quite as ridiculous as Rooney saying United will win the Premiership this season. Now that is funny! :0)

Well done Burnley!

Yes well done Burnley - from a CFC fan

Thank you friends... thank you tremendously -):

Burnley were excelent yesterday. Never gave up.

Shame same cant be said of Everton.

Barklay is fast becoming a BIG TUB OF POSING LARD.

By Luke Edwards
5:03PM GMT 29 Dec 2014
Former Crystal Palace player will return to Selhurst Park with Hull City manager Steve Bruce the early front-runner to replace him at St James’ Park

Alan Pardew is set to become the new Crystal Palace manager after they agreed a compensation package with Newcastle United thought to be worth around £2.5m, with Steve Bruce the early front-runner to replace him at St James’ Park.

Pardew has decided to take on the challenge of keeping Palace in the Premier League as he feels he will never win back the support of the majority of Newcastle supporters and is fed up with being ignored when it comes to player recruitment.

Telegraph Sport has been told Newcastle are also considering appointing a foreign manager for the first time under Ashley. Saint Etienne manager Christophe Galtier has been linked with the job in the past.

The final straw for Pardew is thought to have come when Ashley informed him that his request for a new striker in January had been turned down.


The 53-year-old was the fourth longest serving manager in the country, but has been unpopular on Tyneside for much of the last 12 months after a series of lengthy slumps in form.

Although Palace do not have the same resources or media profile as Newcastle, Pardew has come to the conclusion he has taken the club as far as he can because of the restrictions put on him by the board at St James’ Park.

However, many would argue Pardew has not made the best of the players available to him this season and, significantly, his departure will be celebrated on Tyneside rather than mourned.

Although their parting has been amicable, Newcastle owner Mike Ashley has not fought to keep Pardew after he indicated in a phone conversation on Monday that he wanted to leave.

Instead, Newcastle were keen to make sure they received suitable compensation for a manager who had five years remaining on his contract and will now look for a replacement.

Hull City manager Steve Bruce is one of the name’s under consideration and significantly, the former Manchester United captain gets on well with the club’s influential chief scout Graham Carr.

Other names likely to be considered are former Palace manager Tony Pulis, who has been waiting for the right job to come up since quitting at Selhurst Park in the summer. Tim Sherwood is also keen to be interviewed.