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Sunderland getting backed by our keeper with three great saves— making up,for his mistake for their first goal and Everton missing three great chances through Boakye and Ebere followed by a great effort by Graham which narrowly missed the target.
My point was. If it wasn\'t Moyes in charge and we were 8th today, uk time 8.33pm, there wouldn\'t be the same noise!
Some cryptic sycho nonsense that Paul! Whatever tickles you mate !
David (195): can you remind me what today\'s date is? Is it May 24? Hang on, I\'ll check. In \'merica it\'s February 20 so I suppose it is in the UK too. You might want to revisit @195 on May 24.
Kevin M (174): are there no ends to the heights (depths) you will go to in your Moyes hyperbole? You have the audacity to call Darren\'s words \'tosh\' when you write this: \'world class away record\'? What \'world class away record\'? In which world is a 50% win rate away record \'world class\'. Perhaps I ought to ask you directly Kevin: do you think that a 50% win rate away from home is \'world class\'? Kevin, do you remember that awful Australian soap opera \'Home and Away\'? I ask because never ever do you discuss our home record while you ejaculate over our \'world class\' away record? So, I\'ll ask you directly Kevin. How would you characterise/describe Moyes\'s home record this time round? As I tap it is a win rate of 31.8%. Your thoughts and comments about this please or are you having \'a nightmare that you are desperately trying to forget?\'. Kevin, I\'d love to read your thoughts on Moyes\'s hair.